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Rathkeale College had a clean sweep of senior and junior Clash of the Colleges Competition in Palmerston North, while Feilding High School won the North Island Secondary School Shearing Championships at the Ford Ranger New Zealand Rural Games. Clash of the Colleges is a fast-paced, Amazing Race-style competition, that gives students hands-on experience across different […]

On Friday, 7 March, the focus is on inspiring the next generation into Food and Fibre careers, with five exciting events designed to encourage students to explore future opportunities in the sector. Agri Futures and NZ Rural Games spokesperson Daniel O’Regan said this year, most youth-focused activities have been consolidated into Friday during the Ford

Eight talented secondary students across New Zealand have been awarded Agri Futures Scholarships, supporting their tertiary education. These scholarships, made possible by the New Zealand Rural Games Trust, have been funded by a generous supporter who wishes to remain anonymous and by the Ford Ranger New Zealand Rural Games. The recipients, all with a strong

Inspiring the next generation into Food and Fibre careers is the aim of Agri Futures Clash of the Colleges. ‌ Established by the New Zealand Rural Games Trust to support youth studying Horticulture and Agriculture and to create unique opportunities for partnership and connection within the education and employment sectors. The team also delivers Clash

Clash of the Colleges, hosted by Agri Futures in collaboration with Mt Albert Grammar School and the New Zealand Rural Games Trust, witnessed a remarkable display of talent and teamwork among senior students from various schools. The event, aimed at inspiring the next generation to pursue careers in the food and fibre industries, showcased skill,

A series of agriculture and horticulture modules created to help secondary school teachers deliver the curriculum and help support students in achieving their goals has been rolled out. Clash of the Colleges is set to hit Auckland! Agri Futures | Ahuwhenua ki te Anamata was established by the New Zealand Rural Games Trust to support youth

Clash of the Colleges, hosted by Agri Futures in collaboration with the New Zealand Rural Games Trust, witnessed a remarkable display of talent and teamwork among senior students from various schools. The event, aimed at inspiring the next generation to pursue careers in the food and fibre industries, showcased skill, camaraderie, and sportsmanship. Agri Futures

Inspiring the next generation into Food and Fibre careers is the aim of three significant free events for students in the Mid and Lower North Island. Agri Futures was established by the New Zealand Rural Games Trust to support youth studying Horticulture and Agriculture, and to create unique opportunities for partnership and connection within the

More than 300 students from eleven schools across the region, from Timaru to Hanmer Springs, participated in a series of engaging and educational modules.  These modules, supported by industry and training organisations coordinated by Agri Futures, provided practical experiences in various aspects of the food and fibre sector, including aquaculture, forestry, dairy, sheep and beef,