Friday, May 3, 2024

Events


A&P Show cancellation: where to from here?

A&P Show cancellation: where to from here?

Craig PageApr 22, 2024
Experience abroad shows that rural fairs like the postponed New Zealand Agricultural Show have a keen and growing audience, writes Craig Page.

Bitches’ Box to tour cyclone-hit regions

FarmstrongMar 27, 2024
Hit comedy duo plan to bring a bit of light relief after challenging year.

Commencing countdown to Fieldays 2024

Farmers WeeklyMar 22, 2024
Four days of celebrating the best of New Zealand ag starts on June 12.

SIDE to mark quarter-century with cracking conference

Annette ScottMar 11, 2024
NZ’s largest dairy conference aims to empower farmers through education and networking opportunities.


E Tipu speaker lineup continues to take shape

E Tipu speaker lineup continues to take shape

Farmers WeeklyMar 21, 2023
More innovation and leadership speakers announced for Christchurch conference.
Reason for agri optimism in NZ, says global food exec

Reason for agri optimism in NZ, says global food exec

Craig PageMar 15, 2023
It has been determined that 40-50% of climate impacts come from the agriculture industry.
A group of riders on horseback gallop along the beach shore.

Gala day as Castlepoint marks 150 years of beach race

Farmers WeeklyMar 7, 2023
Fun day capped with chance to appear in book on historic ride against the tide.
Line-up for E Tipu agri-summit starts to take shape

Line-up for E Tipu agri-summit starts to take shape

Farmers WeeklyMar 6, 2023
Tane Hunter, Traci Houpapa and nanobiotechnologist Oded Shoseyov are on E Tipu's speakers list.
8th Golden Shears win sets up brotherly battle in Edinburgh

8th Golden Shears win sets up brotherly battle in Edinburgh

Farmers WeeklyMar 6, 2023
It’ll be Smith on Smith after Rowland puts his stamp on title.
Northland gets to put on a show at last

Northland gets to put on a show at last

Farmers WeeklyMar 3, 2023
Photo gallery of Northland Field Days.
Aerial shot of tractors on a large open field at a farming event.

South Island Field Days races its agri engines

Annette ScottMar 3, 2023
Massive display of farm machinery lines up for Island’s biggest agricultural event.
Close-up of extended cupped hands holding coins with a fresh plant sprouting from it.

Webinar explores making sustainability efforts profitable

Richard RennieMar 2, 2023
A webinar series sponsored by Our Land and Water is exploring how NZ’s companies are commanding a green premium.
East Coast Expo cancelled due to cyclone damage

East Coast Expo cancelled due to cyclone damage

Farmers WeeklyFeb 17, 2023
Showgrounds and access roads damaged in flooding.
Gabrielle cancels Shepherdess Muster

Gabrielle cancels Shepherdess Muster

Farmers WeeklyFeb 14, 2023
Event had been planned for storm-tossed Tairāwhiti.
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Avo industry ripe for reset – researcher

Farmers WeeklyFeb 14, 2023
Industry needs less planting and more punting, world congress will hear.
Jack Russells get ready for race day

Jack Russells get ready for race day

Farmers WeeklyFeb 13, 2023
Elite athletes short of leg but long on ambition.
Bond breaks women’s shearing record with an hour to spare

Bond breaks women’s shearing record with an hour to spare

Farmers WeeklyFeb 7, 2023
Sheep shearer Sacha Bond powers ahead to crack magic 600 in eight hours.
Countdown is on for NZ’s biggest agri-sector summit

Countdown is on for NZ’s biggest agri-sector summit

Annette ScottFeb 1, 2023
The E Tipu is touted as the essential event of 2023 for primary industry leaders and changemakers, and this year its aim is to inspire the food and fibre sector.
Shearer just 22 ewes shy of strongwool world record

Shearer just 22 ewes shy of strongwool world record

Farmers WeeklyJan 30, 2023
Woolly ewes thwart Amy Silcock's shearing record attempt.
Threats, opportunities on table as foresters meet

Threats, opportunities on table as foresters meet

Craig PageJan 30, 2023
Annual gathering of Farm Forestry Association to focus on environmental issues.
Fonterra’s Grand Prix competition spreads grass-fed gospel

Fonterra’s Grand Prix competition spreads grass-fed gospel

Farmers WeeklyJan 25, 2023
Fonterra competition brings winning Japanese bakers and pastry chefs to NZ.
Piopio shearer Sacha Bond eyes world record

Piopio shearer Sacha Bond eyes world record

Farmers WeeklyJan 25, 2023
Sacha Bond has spent more than a decade successfully working in New Zealand and Australian sheds.
Cream of the crop in town to judge dairy

Cream of the crop in town to judge dairy

Farmers WeeklyJan 20, 2023
International judges will evaluate full slate of entries at New Zealand Dairy Event.
US exec to headline Rural Leaders summit

US exec to headline Rural Leaders summit

Farmers WeeklyJan 17, 2023
High-powered lineup for Christchurch agribusiness convention.
Tickets on sale for Shepherdess Muster

Tickets on sale for Shepherdess Muster

Farmers WeeklyDec 16, 2022
New three-day festival for rural and regional women.
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Calling Central District’s top young shepherds

Charlie WilliamsonDec 15, 2022
New competition to put them through their paces to find Shepherd of the Year.
Get behind The Big Feed, NZ

Get behind The Big Feed, NZ

The goal for The Big Feed is to raise enough donations for one million meals.
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Rabobank boosts farmers’ smarts on carbon

Richard RennieDec 2, 2022
Workshops explore opportunities and risks in emerging agri income stream.
Slow start to Fieldays, but lots of action on the ground

Slow start to Fieldays, but lots of action on the ground

Guest writerDec 1, 2022
Fieldays kicked off with summer showers, which may have kept some punters at bay.
First showing for new shedding sheep

First showing for new shedding sheep

Hugh StringlemanNov 16, 2022
The SheepMasters completely shed their coats during summer and the winter coat adapts to either cold or heat.
Musician to headline arable conference

Musician to headline arable conference

Annette ScottNov 9, 2022
UK cropping farmer Andy Cato is on a mission to create a consumer-led market for food grown in regenerating landscapes.
New film captures Cambridge farmer’s love for cows

New film captures Cambridge farmer’s love for cows

Veteran documentary-maker Costa Botes explores the life of cow whisperer Andrew Johnstone.
A row of shearers at work with woolhandlers looking on.

Shear entertainment as new series creates buzz

Farmers WeeklyOct 28, 2022
Southern Skies set to bring sheep-shearing to the masses.
Open Farms names the day

Open Farms names the day

Farmers WeeklyOct 20, 2022
Farm visit programme now in its third year.
Comedy shows rural communities are keen to reconnect

Comedy shows rural communities are keen to reconnect

Guest writerOct 19, 2022
You’ve got to laugh, haven’t you?
Full season, full fields for agri shows

Full season, full fields for agri shows

Hugh StringlemanOct 13, 2022
Organisers re-energised as events prepare to set out their stalls.
The Mudder promises a day of filthy fun

The Mudder promises a day of filthy fun

Farmers WeeklyAug 17, 2022
The event also aims to highlight the benefits of exercise on your mental health, with the tagline ‘move your body, shift your mind’.
Seaweed option for methane closer than rules can see

Seaweed option for methane closer than rules can see

Richard RennieJul 26, 2022
The head of methane mitigation company CH4 Global spoke to Richard Rennie about the need for speed around methane mitigation, as a lead into his visit for this year’s 2035 Agri-Food-Tech conference.
Primed to meet the moment

Primed to meet the moment

Alan EmersonJul 11, 2022
I got a real buzz from the Primary Industry Summit held last week in Auckland. It was pan-industry…
Farming leaders and innovators recognised at awards

Farming leaders and innovators recognised at awards

Farmers WeeklyJul 8, 2022
Some of the best of the primary industry’s trail blazers have been honoured at the annual Primary Industries…
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