Wanganui Horticultural Society spring show marks 150th year
Wanganui Horticultural Society Spring Show has been around for 150 years.
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Sculpture reveal for charity wine auction
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Te Awamutu racing institutions prepare for change
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NZ Dairy Industry Awards rule change widens field
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FMG Young Farmer of the Year prize funds Sri Lanka trip
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Beef + Lamb NZ showcase Generation Next
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New machinery being used to create building to house old machinery
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Rural Animal Technician course new to Ag Challenge
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Tauranga woman named NZ's top young grower in horticulture competition
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Changes as Otago Field Days continues to expand
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