"If I could just get some access I could have a base and somewhere I can use dogs on dock, on dockland or any farm who wants to let us on," Reynold explains.
Having volunteered in mental health advocacy for over a decade, McDougall aims to generate conversation about the often-overlooked challenges faced by farmers.
Shane Bird's narrative serves as a powerful example of how changing our internal dialogues and learning from life's challenges can lead to personal growth and success.
Callaghan points out the potential consequences of negative stereotypes associated with masculinity, leading young men to feel alienated and opt out of society.
He highlights the importance of on-farm health checks, which provide critical medical care to farmers who might otherwise miss out on regular check-ups.
Farm consultant Brent Boyce talks about the evolution of milking practices, specifically the impact of flexible milking schedules on animal welfare and farmer lifestyles.
After being pulled over and charged with drink-driving, Freddy Gane used his lesson as an opportunity to raise further awareness around the drinking culture in rural NZ.
"I think that small daily changes are going to make massive differences, and I think also starting earlier than when the actual problem finally surfaces," Lake says.
Ka Ora Telecare has secured the contract to deliver this service for the next three years, marking a promising era for enhanced healthcare services in rural NZ.
The Dairy farmer spoke to REX about managing over 400 cows, his mental health and well-being as well as sitting on the North Canterbury fishing game board.