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‘Farming for the Future’ seminar

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The NZ Farm Environment Trust in association with Beef + Lamb New Zealand will stage a ‘Farming for the Future’ seminar’ in Gisborne on Monday, entitled ‘A celebration of sustainability.’

It will be an evening of conversation and connection with other farmers, growers and primary sector professionals, and will include a presentation from one of the 2022 Ballance Farm Environment Awards ‘Supreme Winners’ Helen Scott from the Bay of Plenty region, as well as an overview of MPI’s On Farm Support service.

The seminar begins at 5.30pm in the Bayleys offices in Reads Quay.

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