Rural Woman on a mission
A group of young vibrant ladies from Tasman Rural Women have set themselves on an ambitious mission
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A group of young vibrant ladies from Tasman Rural Women have set themselves on an ambitious mission
Nestled away just off the main road of Hope is two hectares of carefully selected, high-quality flow
New Zealand is home to many unique and ancient species of birds, frogs, lizards and plants. Our ani
With one-third of the world’s food production depending on bees, the insects are vitally important.
“It’s been a complicated season and disappointing for some deer farmers despite the demand.” Says Cl
In 2016 Halter was founded, an Agri-Tech company that created electronic collars for cows that use s
“New Zealand has never had a case of foot-and-mouth before, and we want to keep it that way,” Says M
It will be an interesting competition for the O’Connor family from the Westcoast as Nick O’Connor an
The Waimea Sheep Dog Trial club, which has been operating for over a century in the area, has just h
The destructive and unwanted Fall armyworm has now been detected in Golden Bay with its arrival leav
Naralee Jelinek is passionate about connecting and supporting women to enjoy outdoor adventures. Two
Tapawera School has been offering its senior students the opportunity to experience workplace learni
A parasitic worm, that thrives in moist and warm conditions, is unfortunately making the most of Nel
Members from the Tasman Valley Young Farmers Club have had a blast competing in the Tasman Young Far
“It’s a privilege to log up the Dart” says Willie Waldron, owner of CW Logging. The Dart has a repu
Dave McGaveston has done it all. He has farmed sheep, beef, dairy, grains and now he is trialling so
The Nelson and Tasman region has ideal climatic conditions for hop farming. The region has some of t
It wouldn’t be a kiwi property without a show of deer antlers, pig jaws or animal skulls however in
About 70 per cent of our native fish are threatened or at risk. Our waterways need to be carefully m
A new campaign has been launched calling for Kiwis to back farmers so that they can continue to prod