13 February 2012 - 12:20 am NZ time
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Calving's keeping dairy farmers busy and where lambing has started, survival's been good. (4′20″)
Susan Murray's off to sell the wool from her ten sheep. (6′55″)
Ant Williams grows limes in frosty Hawkes Bay. He makes a range of lime-based products he sells at the Hawkes Bay farmers market and in specialty food stores around the country. (14′53″)
The Hurunui Water Project has plans for a 75-metre high dam across the south branch of the Hurunui River. Some North Canterbury farmers wholeheartedly support the idea, but others in the community are strongly opposed to the scheme. (24′47″)
Spot the difference: (Left) North Canterbury Farmer Mark Zino is in an unirrigated paddock of Kale on his farm. (Right) Ten minutes later Mark's in another paddock of the same crop that's been irrigated. (Bottom) Lime grower Ant Williams.



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Carol Stiles
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Susan Murray
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Cosmo Kentish-Barnes

Duncan Smith
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