Country Calendar

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58x1
Breeding Success
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A Murupara couple who built up their sheep, beef and dairy farm from nothing now provide employment to locals who've struggled to find employment elsewhere.
58x2
A Dyeing Art
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A Central Otago sheep-farming couple build a business around coloured wool - carding, spinning & dyeing their own, along with wool grown by other farmers.
58x3
A Wild Crop
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A farmer makes the most of the wild Siberian cherry trees on the family’s deer farm, harvesting the fruit & turning the timber into handmade furniture.
58x4
Citrus Twist
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A former firefighter and his family grow citrus and berries on their Gisborne orchard, specialising in new varieties of pink seedless lemons and finger limes.
58x5
The Black Sheep
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A solo mum takes over the family farm, but because it’s small, she has to find additional sources of income to provide a future for her daughters.
58x6
Planting a Dream
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A Cromwell couple weren’t ready to semi-retire on their small cherry orchard, so they now grow produce for market & plants for local gardeners to grow.
58x7
Just the Tonic
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A woman develops a gin distillery on the family’s Kaikoura sheep & beef farm, sourcing botanicals from the surrounding landscape & creating additional income.
58x8
Bloomin Wonderful
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A young family starting out on their first farm add a roadside paddock of sunflowers to supplement their income from sheep and cattle.
58x9
Bucking the Trend
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A South Canterbury cropping family take on growing, processing and selling buckwheat, despite previously knowing nothing about the plant.
58x10
A Dogs Show
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A new mum gets involved with dog trialling to re-establish her personal focus, and becomes determined to succeed in what’s been often been seen as a man’s sport.
58x11
After the Storm
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Hawke’s Bay orchardists and farmers pick up the pieces and start down the long road to recovery after Cyclone Gabrielle destroyed livelihoods across the region.
58x12
Aligned with Nature
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A dairy farming couple trial regenerative practices and balance work, children and the well-being of their staff across six Mid Canterbury farms.
58x13
Home and Dry
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A Marlborough farm provides diversity for brothers raising cattle, horses, sheep and grapes, as they prepare for their annual on-farm Angus bull sale.
58x14
Wonder Wool
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An East Coast wool broking family aims to re-invigorate the strong wool industry by finding new high-end markets, so they can pay farmers a higher price.
58x15
From the Wild
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Hunters partner with chefs to recover wild wapiti venison from Fiordland National Park, supplying restaurants and using the profits to help save native birds.
58x16
Rural Catch
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A woman takes over the family hill-country farm, first working the land on her own, then with her partner. And the arrival of children hasn’t slowed her down.
58x17
Weaving a Way
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A Canterbury sheep farming family combines merino with hemp to create a new soft yet strong fibre for high-end fashionwear.
58x18
Hops with Latitude
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A Southland family adds a hop garden to their sheep farming operation, despite being novices and a long way south of the rest of the country’s hop growers.
58x19
Small Farm, Big Dreams
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A Bay of Plenty couple with a modest 10 hectares of land run a productive farm that provides them with a living and helps feed the local community.
58x20
Hooked on Development
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A Southland couple develops their run-off block into an intensive stock-raising farm with cattle, sheep and deer, and also leases a second nearby farm.
58x21
Living Earth
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A city couple buys a Central Otago farm and find it’s not profitable, so they stop buying chemicals and fertiliser and switch to regenerative farming.
58x22
Going Native
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A Waikato man develops a native plant nursery on his cattle farm, raising a million seedlings a year & helping other farmers restore native ecosystems.
58x23
Nature Meets Nurture
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A Waikato couple change careers, buying their first farm to raise organic cattle, focusing on the health of the land, their stock & their local waterways.
58x24
A Musterer's Dream
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A musterer buys his dream high country station to farm merino sheep & Angus cattle, while his he & his wife develop a tourism business for horse trekkers.
58x25
Road to Repair
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A Hawke’s Bay farmer and his family recover from the devastation of Cyclone Gabrielle while he also competes in the FMG Young Farmer of the Year final.
58x26
Weathering the Storms
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A Gisborne family use lessons from 1988’s Cyclone Bola about the value of tree planting, to soften the impact of Cyclone Gabrielle.
58x27
Back from the Brink
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Kiwi are returned to one of the country’s oldest stations, where the owners and managers farm sheep, cattle, goats, and the capital city’s wild wind!
58x28
Growing for Good
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A Canterbury couple grows organic vegetables on a commercial scale and delivers them to customers around the region, while raising their young family.
58x29
Food for the Whenua
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A Canterbury man shares with farmers, the knowledge of his tīpuna, his passion for mahinga kai or food gathering, and the value of protecting our waterways.
58x30
The Forever Farm
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A Tararua dairy farming family brings together the local community and iwi to help care for their land and the river running through it.
58x31
Herbal Hero
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A Golden Bay man establishes the world’s only commercial horopito farm in the foothills of the Kahurangi range, using the leaves for their medicinal properties.
58x32
Electric Cherry
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A Central Otago couple creates the country’s first fossil-fuel-free cherry orchard, using electricity, solar power and an electric tractor.
58x33
Island of Plenty
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Avocado harvest time in the microclimate of Mōtītī Island off the Tauranga coast, whose fruit is first to market, despite needing to be transported by barge.
58x34
A Cracking Yarn
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A Waikato couple moves to a macadamia orchard on the Hauraki Plains, embracing their new rural lives and producing highly sought-after top-notch nuts.
58x35
Riding out the Storm
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The staff of a remote Gisborne hill country sheep and beef station returns to horse-back mustering, as they restore the farm after Cyclone Gabrielle.
58x36
Merino Magic
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A Central Otago merino breeder divides her time between farming her own sheep & helping other farmers select the best stud rams for producing meat as well as wool.
58x37
Home on the Range
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A Hawke’s Bay family adopts a gentle approach to farming and milking their dairy sheep, to create distinct cheeses used in local restaurants.
58x38
A Floral Tribute
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A Banks Peninsula woman has never been busier since taking over the family flower farm, growing proteas for her own shop and for local markets.
58x39
A Mountain to Climb
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A farming couple make garden and horticultural products from strong wool, creating new uses for sheep fleece and reducing plastic in the environment.
58x40
Keep the Wheels Spinning
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A passionate spinner & a champion axeman buy a dozen Polwarth sheep for their small Canterbury farm, growing the business and selling fine wool.