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Roaming dogs unleash carnage on lambs in Wairarapa (opens the original)
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Two roaming dogs killed 43 lambs, and four others were euthanised. Photo / 123rf On the rolling hills of Glenburn Station in rural Wairarapa, 43 lambs lay dead; another four were so badly injured they had to be euthanised, and one was missing. Station manager Lachie McFadzean said it was a scene no farmer wanted to see in their lifetime and a stark reminder of the importance of responsible dog ownership in the rural community. He recalled vividly the carnage that two wandering dogs had unleashed
Roaming dogs unleash carnage on lambs in Wairarapa (opens the original)
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Two roaming dogs killed 43 lambs, and four others were euthanised. Photo / 123rf On the rolling hills of Glenburn Station in rural Wairarapa, 43 lambs lay dead; another four were so badly injured they had to be euthanised, and one was missing. Station manager Lachie McFadzean said it was a scene no farmer wanted to see in their lifetime and a stark reminder of the importance of responsible dog ownership in the rural community. He recalled vividly the carnage that two wandering dogs had unleashed
'Serious drought': Wairarapa farmers urged to prepare for dry summer (opens the original)
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Wairarapa could be in for a two-to-six-month dry spell with low or no rainfall. Photo / Emily Ireland Wairarapa farmers still picking up the pieces from severe weather events this year are being advised to prepare for one of the driest summers on record. A Greater Wellington Regional Council report details two scenarios underpinning its response to an El Niño climate pattern set to affect the Ruamāhanga and Wairarapa coast catchments this summer. The “most likely scenario” was a two-month dry sp
'Serious drought': Wairarapa farmers urged to prepare for dry summer (opens the original)
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Wairarapa could be in for a two-to-six-month dry spell with low or no rainfall. Photo / Emily Ireland Wairarapa farmers still picking up the pieces from severe weather events this year are being advised to prepare for one of the driest summers on record. A Greater Wellington Regional Council report details two scenarios underpinning its response to an El Niño climate pattern set to affect the Ruamāhanga and Wairarapa coast catchments this summer. The “most likely scenario” was a two-month dry sp
Roading shake-up targets farming and forestry (opens the original)
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Forestry blocks could pay significantly higher rates under a Carterton council proposal. Photo / Piers Fuller Council rates could soar 800% for forestry properties in Carterton next year under a proposal to introduce targeted roading rates. The proposal seeks to collect roading revenue from ratepayers in a more proportionate way. It follows an assessment by Morrison Low Advisory that found dairy, forestry and pastoral farming collectively made up more than 68% of Carterton District Council-funde
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