Home Block
We’re off to France and Italy
John Scott and family have become involved in Scotland’s agritourism.
Turning up the heat
Nick Loughnan is blown away by the vision of a lost glacier.
Lean on me
Paused sharemilker Mark Chamberlain is feeling refreshed in the first weeks of his gap year. And he has plans.
Outfoxed by Grandad
While some were checking out the retirement village options, Charlotte Rietveld’s Grandad had other ideas.
Spotting a successful farmer
Last century a sheep farmer could be spotted as soon as he pulled into town, but Paul Burt says identification isn’t so easy anymore.
A question of priorities
He’s had a holiday, but now he’s home, Roger Barton is seething about a government minister’s apparent hypocrisy.
Quiet onfarm, frantic at finals
Hemp product marketing and home farm maintenance kept Blair Drysdale busy on his Balfour farm this winter, and then came the Young Farmer finals.
Sugar beet a winner
David Walston writes from the UK where weather and pricing are dictating his planting schedule.
Hard to get a job from a poor man
Rather than focus on money, NZ should be focusing on education to resolve society’s ills, Paul Burt writes.