Steve Edwards

January 13, 2025 During his address at NETWORK in Chicago this past November, 2024 ASA President Patrick Maloney (Coburn Supply) spoke about the need for a comprehensive recruitment strategy.

The South of England Agricultural Society is delighted to announce its eagerly awaited lineup of events for 2025, bringing visitors another year of agricultural excellence, equestrian excitement, and countryside celebrations:

Starting on Friday 7 February 2025, Bridge Cottage will be open to visitors each Friday morning, 10-00 to 12-00. There will be no need to book, nor will there be an admission fee. There will not be a guided tour – visitors will be given a ‘self-guide’ leaflet, pointing out main features around the Cottage, and will then be free to explore on their own. A Bridge Cottage volunteer will be available to answer questions if required.

She was with PCC Katy Bourne OBE on safer streets for women and girls

A couple of weeks ago about a dozen photographs by frontier photographer Charles E. Morris were hung on the wall across the hall from the County Superintendents Office on the main floor of the Blaine County courthouse. Jude Sheppard, the former Director of the Blaine County Museum, explained, "We had a gift from Chuck and Miriam Palm plus another private grant to purchase some of Morris' post cards that became available. With part of the gift we had some images Morris took enlarged for hanging in public places. Hopefully visitors to the courthouse will see the dozen photographs and come see the exhibit of Morris' post cards and additional enlarged photographs at the county museum in Chinook.

You’ve done your research and you think you’ve found the right vehicle, so a good next step is a pre-purchase inspection (PPI). But what is a pre-purchase inspection? And do you really need one? Read on to find out.

While many town dwellers may groan, about spring rain, farmers across Waikato see it as a stroke of luck.

Feds' Matthew Zonderop said the region had enjoyed near perfect conditions this season.

Chicken giant Inghams will use solar energy alone to power its New Zealand operations.

Chicken giant Inghams will use solar energy alone to power its New Zealand operations.