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Why being buried on the family farm is so hard in New Zealand
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Why being buried on the family farm is so hard in New Zealand
Reading Time: 3 minutes Being buried on the family farm may appeal to many farmers but regulations are likely to stymie any efforts to seek a final resting place on the land they loved. Bradley Shaw, president of Funeral Directors Association of New Zealand, said requests by family clients for their loved one to be interred on the family farm are few and far between but do arise among the association’s members. Shaw, who is based in Whakatane, s…
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