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The backdrop to the 850ha property is spectacular, including the partly snow-covered Mt Ruapehu. 
Published in Management
The southerly blast in April was a reminder to much of the country that winter is not far away.  Let’s hope we get a bit more mild autumn weather before winter kicks in.
Published in Opinion
Alex Furniss has only ploughed at one New Zealand final – Gore in 1966. 
Published in Rural Life
Jim Brooker (83), of Darfield, recalls winning the first NZ Ploughing Championship at Oamaru in 1956 when he was 23 years old.
Published in Rural Life
The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) says it is relaxing the fruit and vegetable movement controls for some households within Auckland’s fruit fly zone.
Published in General News
Overwhelming retail demand has prompted South Canterbury start-up flour miller Farmers Mill to open a café to showcase its Homebake range and other products.
Published in General News
In April two people died on farms in ‘workplace’ deaths – one was a boy aged 14. And in Waikato in April a toddler nearly drowned in dairy farm effluent. 
Published in General News
Timaru farmers Warren and Joy Darling are now the Guinness World Record (GWR) holders for the highest barley yield. 
Published in General News
Despite last week’s drop in this season’s expected milk payout by both Fonterra and Westland there are positive – albeit slow – signs about the future outlook for dairy prices.
Published in General News
The winners of the 2015 New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards are ahead of the game in driving profitability on farms during a forecast period of low milk payouts, say judges.
Published in General News
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