13 February 2012 - 12:20 am NZ time
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A range of Keratin hair products has been developed by Christchurch hairdresser Mike Hamel. (4′31″)
North Is farmers would be very happy if the skies opened this weekend and in the South Is farmers have been busy making hay. (6′50″)
Canterbury based electrical power engineer, Ian Bywater has developed an effluent-to-energy system for dairy units. (14′31″)
The Auckland Regional Council has 26 regional parks and 18 of those are working farms. (24′05″)
(Below left) Scandrett Regional Park, north of Auckland. (Below right) Duder Regional Park - near Clevedon, south of Auckland.


(Below left) Hand's on experience at Ambury Regional Park. (Below right) Teaching city kids about country life at Ambury Regional Park.



(Above) Making good from gas: Ian Bywater, left, and Malcolm Souness in front of the digestive tank where the effluent is processed, at the pilot biogas plant in Eyrewell, North Canterbury
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Cosmo Kentish-Barnes

Duncan Smith
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