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The pure-bred Gypsy Cob foal is predicted to grow into a “whopper”. Photo: KELLEY TANTAU

Gypsy Cob colt born at Bullswool

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:November 15, 2022
Post category:Rural

A blue-eyed Gypsy Cob has been born to Gentle Annie and The Vicar at Bullswool Heritage Farm in the Karangahake. For the better part of two weeks, the young colt…

Environment spokesperson Scott Simpson said National's new farming package was about using targeted rules with clear environmental limits so that farmers could work with confidence. File Photo: PIXABAY

Olympic rower to speak

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:November 15, 2022
Post category:Rural

A two-time Olympic gold medallist will present how he deals with pressure to farmers at a P3 Dairy Trust speaker series event on November 24.Trustee John Garrett told The Profile…

Eleven-year-old Waitakaruru School student Ethan Peacock with Cookie the calf. Photo: GORDON PREECE

Let it Bleat

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:November 8, 2022
Post category:Rural

Around 50 students and their calves, kids and lambs attended the Hauraki Plains Group Agriculture Day on November 2 at Waitakaruru Domain. Co-ordinator Ashleigh Hill said Ngātea Primary, Waitakaruru, Kaihere…

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