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Farm ahead of the curve after hitting 2035 goal

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Hinds farmers Phill and Jos Everest run Flemington Farm about 10 kilometres south of Ashburton with son Paul and his partner Sarah Hayman. They have made farm changes to reduce their nitrogen loss by 36%, ahead of national and regional regulatory requirements. The land, owned by the Everests for 30-plus years, was converted to dairying 11 years ago.

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Farm ahead of the curve after hitting 2035 goal

Committed to running an environmentally and socially friendly economic unit at Flemington Farm are Hinds family (from left) Sarah Hayman, partner Paul Everest and his parents Jos and Phill Everest. PHOTO: SUPPLIED A Mid Canterbury family is working towards making more cuts to nitrogen losses after already meeting their 2035 target for their dairy farm.

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Otago Daily Times broke the news in Otago, New Zealand on Tuesday, December 19, 2023.
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