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Cricket was never on Dani Darke’s agenda, until her daughter took up the game.

Chris Biddles and team have managed to harvest plenty of hay and balage, and despite being an amputee, has managed to shear some of his sheep.

Post Lincoln University, Joanna Hoogenboom has moved to Cromwell, after she completed a study tour to Brazil.

From the depths of the south, Mark Chamberlain contemplates the future of government.

Overseas Experience (OE) is a standard part of young adulthood for many Kiwis. The Coates children are following the trail set by Gaye Coates and husband Murray.

The gear and technology may have changed through the years, but Peter Snowdon says the thrill of the hunt remains.

David Walston in the United Kingdom thinks he’s rich in lots of ways, mostly because he’s been lucky, but wasn’t last year when it came to selling his wheat.

North Otago farmer Jane Smith is boiling-mad over many government proposals and worried about the damage reforms will do to NZ farms, farmers and the economy.

The speed at which so many world events slip into the past, it is only the really big events that stand out and anchor themselves in our memories, Nick Loughnan writes.

Paul Burt takes a break from dagging ewes and contemplates the randomness of existence.