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Tech and tradition work hand in hand
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Tech and tradition work hand in hand
Reading Time: 3 minutes Tucked away in the Taihape hills are Charles and Emma-Lee Bennett with their three-year-old son Harry, a small mob of South Devon cattle and a few thousand Wiltshire sheep. They started leasing the farm from Charles’s parents, Greg and Jocelyn, in mid-2024 and took over the Waitui Witshires Taihape stud. “Dad got their first purebred Wiltshires in 2009 and kept every shedding animal he could out of those hoggets and built…
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