Rural news roundup
Livestock trader fined $10,000 for not declaring movement of 513 NAIT cattle A livestock trader who
Livestock trader fined $10,000 for not declaring movement of 513 NAIT cattle A livestock trader who
Vicky Simpson has always had the rural life in her heart. The daughter of an Irish immigrant, she gr
As the South Island’s freight volumes are set to rise dramatically over the coming decades, innovati
OneFortyOne Three months since severe storms caused unprecedented damage to OneFortyOne’s forestry
Since joining the Tasman Valley Young Farmers in March, 27-year-old Paige van Vught has quickly beco
Kylie Reeves - OneFortyOne As summer approaches and fire season begins, OneFortyOne is making sure
ELOISE MARTYN Growing up with dirt under their nails and stock in the paddocks, Mark and Anne Carey
Tapawera farmer and grower Dave McGaveston says frustration over river management has been building
Motueka-born and raised, Hannah Kelly has always lived close to the land. Growing up on a lifestyle
Ann Thompson - Federated Farmers Golden Bay WorkSafe on-farm visits These continue, and include che
Volunteers, community groups and conservation partners are breathing new life into Tapawera’s Shedwo
Two members of the Tasman Valley Young Farmers Club have earned a spot in the regional final of New
Damien O’Connor, List MP Labour Two critical decisions are being made by the farmer shareholder own
A Tasman-grown wine is once again earning national recognition, proving that the region’s sunshine –
Imagine growing enough vegetables to feed five families with just three hours of enjoyable work a we
Maureen Pugh, MP West Coast – Tasman As we head toward the end of 2025, the Government has laid out
Peter Burton - Functional Fertiliser Most farmers I work with remain cautious about their fertilise
For the first time in years, several farmers from the top of New Zealand’s South Island are finally
When Golden Bay sheep and beef farmer Elspeth Miller first got into dog trialling, it wasn’t somethi
Rural Women New Zealand Rural Women New Zealand (RWNZ) is deeply disappointed at the decision to ap