Awards

More than 300 entries whittled down to 64 up for consideration on October 10.

Horticulture New Zealand’s highest honour goes to LeaderBrand sustainability manager.

Full list of finalists for this year’s Beef + Lamb NZ Awards announced.

Annual Fencing Contractors Association of New Zealand industry awards celebrated.

Prestigious trophy opens for entry by Māori farmers and trusts keen to showcase their operations.

Manawatū farmer Simon Nitschke emerged as the big winner of the night, bagging two awards.

Showcase of sustainability excellence includes recognition of an outstanding catchment group, too.

Sector gets ready to celebrates its top innovators and heroes.

Posthumous award recognises decades of helping to shape and improve the market.

Arable Awards finalists highlight top achievements in sustainability and innovation. Tickets for the 15 August event in Christchurch are available until 5 August.

Best bacon and ham in the land named at national awards.

The very best of the Holstein Friesian breed was recognised at the breed’s annual awards.

Twenty-five-year-old operations manager at Tiki Wines claims title.

The Junior Young Farmer of the Year and AgriKidsNZ round out winning weekend.

2IC on a 430-cow dairy farm between Darfield and Dunsandel represented Tasman region.

Dr Pierre Venter gonged for Significant Contribution to Food Safety at the New Zealand Institute of Food Science and Technology Awards.

Tinui operations manager discovers a new revenue source thundering around the paddocks.

The best of the country’s primary sector recognised at Wellington ceremony.

Apata Group trainee orchard manager clinches top title on third try.

Canterbury’s High Peak Station a showcase for sustainable farming.

Arable Hall of Fame also preparing to induct first growers.

Finalists in the 2024 Primary Industries New Zealand Awards include champions of biodiversity, trade, and innovation.

Farmers Weekly columnist recognised for his contribution to sector.

Makuri pair named Tararua Sheep and Beef Farm Business of the Year.

Broadcaster, beekeeper and breeder among those honoured this year.

Entries open for this year’s Beef + Lamb NZ Awards.

Bigger and better awards include a People’s Choice category for the first time.

Awards open to individuals, teams and companies working in the primary sector or in support of the primary sector.

Twin brothers earn inaugural Cawthron National Freshwater Champions nod.

A Manawatū couple threw their hat in the ring as a practice run, but ended up walking away with the NZ Share Farmer of the Year title.

Central Otago regionals open to both fruit and vegetable growers.

Innovative use of allium cinches Pukekohe title for Jamie Wells.

Awards recognise new business owners hailing from the Filipino immigrant community in Southland.

A story ‘not just of survival but of innovation and adaptation’, says chair Kingi Smiler.

The Trans Tasman Exchange recipient for 2024 is Charlie Raff from Tasmania.

John Wilson Memorial Trophy goes to Manawatū couple.