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Tasty savoury pizza scrolls

A super easy recipe for a fuelling snack from the talented Philippa Cameron of what’s for smoko.

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Beefing up health

Blood tests from people eating beef from animals fed a functional, diverse pasture mix – sown so the animals can decide what they eat – have higher levels of vitamin E and several other compounds that can be beneficial to human health.

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When the going gets tough

When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Sheep and beef farmers are weathering a difficult season, and we spoke to industry professionals about their advice for getting through. Words Sandra Taylor

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Managing challenges

Motukawa Station is the engine room at the centre of the 5000 hectare Plimmer & Co farming operation. New manager Rimu Wipaki is looking to make changes that will harness its Taihape hill country power and lift productivity in both the sheep and beef operations.
Words & Photos Sarah Horrocks

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Hand-held tool to measure micron

Groundbreaking Australian-based technology is reshaping the way New Zealand merino growers will, in real-time, provide micron testing at shearing, as well as prove its provenance to the end consumer. Words Sarah Perriam-Lampp

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Hogget lambing under the microscope

Alistair and Genna Bird farm 625 hectares in the hills behind Oxford, North Canterbury.
You can follow them on their You Tube channel Kiwi Farmer.

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Heirloom classics from the High Country

Mt Nicholas Merino are on a mission to share their ethos for an environmentally responsible way of life well beyond their remote farm gate with the launch of their ever expanding range of heirloom merino goods. Words Lucinda Diack

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From Farm to Fashion

Honesty has been a hard thing for marketers of wool to deliver on in the fashion industry, with an archaic way of trading wool hindering the full traceability, one merino industry expert says. Words Sarah Perriam-Lampp

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