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Potential for shade, fire, pests continues to rankle

Summary by Otago Daily Times
West Otago farmers Simon, left, and father Mark Robinson could be left living in shade for much of the year once pines planted on a neighbouring former station begin to mature. PHOTO: RICHARD DAVISON A West Otago farmer says farm forestry regulations remain unfit for purpose, as he faces a future blighted by shade, frost, pests and fire risk.

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Potential for shade, fire, pests continues to rankle

West Otago farmers Simon, left, and father Mark Robinson could be left living in shade for much of the year once pines planted on a neighbouring former station begin to mature. PHOTO: RICHARD DAVISON A West Otago farmer says farm forestry regulations remain unfit for purpose, as he faces a future blighted by shade, frost, pests and fire risk.

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Otago Daily Times broke the news in Otago, New Zealand on Wednesday, October 8, 2025.
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