Published 07/02/2024 4:30:00 p.m.

Irrigation lifeblood for community

Summary by Otago Daily Times

Waihao Downs farmer Kieran Henshaw (left), with Alfred the dog, and Roger Small, of Willowbridge, inspect a planting at the Black Hole recreation area. PHOTO: SALLY RAE Irrigation has helped transform the rural Waimate district, providing employment opportunities and future-proofing farming businesses.

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Otago Daily Times

Irrigation lifeblood for community

Waihao Downs farmer Kieran Henshaw (left), with Alfred the dog, and Roger Small, of Willowbridge, inspect a planting at the Black Hole recreation area. PHOTO: SALLY RAE Irrigation has helped transform the rural Waimate district, providing employment opportunities and future-proofing farming businesses.

07/02/2024 4:30:00 p.m.

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