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An invitation to saddle up and relax

Summary by farmersweekly.co.nz
Reading Time: 6 minutes Roxburgh apricot grower Jack Gilchrist is one of a number of growers and farmers who’ve entered Gravel in Paradise, a series of cycling events in Otago that encourage rural communities to leap on a bike and catch up with friends and neighbours.  Tell us a little about your business, Jack.I grow 10 hectares of stone fruit, mainly apricots but also some cherries, peaches, nectarines and plums. I’ve grown up on the orchard a…
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