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The Austen family has owned the 30ha property for 40 years.

OPINION: Kem Ormond on why you should add a bird bath and feeder to your garden.

Farrier shortage in Marton in 1946 'a nuisance to country folk and detrimental to Marton'.

Farmers are urged to soil-test before spring fertiliser applications.

Hamish Guild and Mark Guscott have both enjoyed Ballance Farm Environment Awards success.

Todd McClay, Gilles Froment, Todd Charteris, Chris Brandolino and Barry Soper.

When she was 7, Anna Kelland decided she wanted to be a winemaker.

Five of Southland’s seven wettest Septembers have occurred since 2020.

A nationwide scheme is turning donated wild deer into meals for families in need.

Erica Stanford reversed plans to fold Year 11 Agriculture into general science.

On today: Winston Peters, Michael Every, Trish Rankin, Chris Russell, Rowena Duncum.

Neighbours found Bill Grounds around 9.30am, barely conscious and hypothermic.

A global report warns New Zealand's productive soils face erosion and water risks.

Jamie Mackay talks to Christopher Luxon, Jane Smith, Matt Bolger, and Mike Petersen.

A team of six people and three dogs finally captured the runaway sheep on Te Mata Peak.

A study found Hawke's Bay growers should avoid a McCain-style large-scale model again.

Dairy prices rise for a third consecutive Global Dairy Trade auction.

Record milk production highlights gains in genetics and farm performance.

Jamie Mackay talks to Colin Hurst, Damien O'Connor, Todd Clark and Dr Jacqueline Rowarth.

Nominations are open for the 2027 Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year award.

OPINION: The return of AgHort science sends a strong signal to students.

Wayne Maurice Clarke was fined $97,500 for unlawful dairy effluent discharge.

Domestic supply reached 101,531 trays in late August, above the 50,000 mark.