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Trust supports farms and forests on Banks Peninsula (opens the original)
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The Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust at work on Tim Coop's farm. Photo / RNZ, Anisha Satya Surveying 1600 hectares of rolling hills could be done on foot but it’s much easier from the air. “This is our most recent drone purchase,” James Wright, of the Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust (BCPT), told RNZ’s Country Life. “We use it on farms for capturing, basically, native biodiversity from above.” He’s flying over Tim Coop’s property in Port Levy, a massive sheep and beef operation, and also hom
Would you drink milk from a vending machine? (opens the original)
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Tammy Acton-Adams runs The Good Cow with her husband, Andrew McKenzie. Photo / RNZ, Anisha Satya When it comes to milk, Tammy Acton-Adams is pretty particular. “There are certain brands, and very popular brands, that we just don’t even buy,” she told RNZ’s Country Life. “If we’re away and we need milk, we won’t even try them.” It needs to be creamy, but not so creamy it’s no longer milk. Lucky for her, that’s exactly the stuff she’s milking from her small herd of dairy cows. Acton-Adams shares t
Would you drink milk from a vending machine? (opens the original)
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Tammy Acton-Adams runs The Good Cow with her husband, Andrew McKenzie. Photo / RNZ, Anisha Satya When it comes to milk, Tammy Acton-Adams is pretty particular. “There are certain brands, and very popular brands, that we just don’t even buy,” she told RNZ’s Country Life. “If we’re away and we need milk, we won’t even try them.” It needs to be creamy, but not so creamy it’s no longer milk. Lucky for her, that’s exactly the stuff she’s milking from her small herd of dairy cows. Acton-Adams shares t
The talon-ted crew rescuing New Zealand's raptors (opens the original)
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New Zealand Raptor Trust founding member Ron Lindsay holding Prince, one of two kāhu used for raptor education. Photo / RNZ, Anisha Satya Ten years in the game, and 551 raptors on the books. “We started this, basically, in my backyard and it’s built to where it is now,” Ron Lindsay said. Lindsay is a founding member of the New Zealand Raptor Trust, a group which takes in injured kāhu (Australasian harrier hawks, or swamp harriers), kārearea (New Zealand falcons) and owls. The volunteers look aft
The talon-ted crew rescuing New Zealand's raptors (opens the original)
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New Zealand Raptor Trust founding member Ron Lindsay holding Prince, one of two kāhu used for raptor education. Photo / RNZ, Anisha Satya Ten years in the game, and 551 raptors on the books. “We started this, basically, in my backyard and it’s built to where it is now,” Ron Lindsay said. Lindsay is a founding member of the New Zealand Raptor Trust, a group which takes in injured kāhu (Australasian harrier hawks, or swamp harriers), kārearea (New Zealand falcons) and owls. The volunteers look aft
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