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Here at Romany Cobs New Zealand, Our Gypsy Cob mares are hand picked and carefully selected from Sdney Harkers fields of Gold in England and only the most reputable breeders/contacts in the USA. Our Gypsy Cobs are the Traditional Cobs, true to type, "Proper Cobs" We focus only on breeding the old lines, traditional blood lines and backbreeding that the Gypsy Families spent generations or perfecting. Only the highly sought after lines fiercely protected today will be found here at Romany Cobs, at times we may have foals for sale. PM us for details. The Road Sweeper, The Lion King, The Old Paddy Horse, Sids Good Stallion aka (The Frainey Horse), Tony Smith's Fleetwood, Harkers TIDD, The Lob, The Old henry Horse give you an indication of the outstanding bloodlines that join our table here at Romany Cobs New Zealand.

What goes on at bagries. current workers Brenna wynn Alana hutton bryan walker Brandon savage

The Tait-Jamieson family's organic farm dairy near Palmerston North, New Zealand. Supplying discerning customers with delicious, additive-free and sustainably-produced milk and yoghurt. In all good su

We are 4 horses with a heap of character Quarter Horse- Mr Archie-Bear, Arab Polly, American Miniature- Flash and American Miniature/TimorX- Millie. We gat into all kinds of trouble, especially Flash !!!!

The home of Waikaka Herefords, Romneys and Texels

Blueberry Country, open for Pick Your Own Blueberries on Jary Road South of Hamilton and also on Central South Road near Ngatea. We are open EVERY DAY except Christmas day, 8am-7pm.

We produce over 12 different lines of fresh veg in the Horowhenua

Moore Farming Recruitment(MFR) is about allocating the right worker to the owner of a farming organization.

More than 74 years after it stood its first stallion, Inglewood Stud will be the home of a new sire in the 2012 season - Zacinto. Zacinto was rated one of the world’s best three-year-olds of his year, a fact confirmed at the end of the colt’s classic season with the quality miler being rated Joint Third on the 2009 International 3YO Classification (mile), with Timeform rating the colt an impressive 126, their 17th highest rating of the year. A full run down on Zacinto’s credentials can be viewed at www.inglewoodstud.co.nz

Agriseeds is a New Zealand plant breeding and research company that has specialised in pasture for the past 20 years. We have now moved into supplying brassica seed, and seed coating, to further serve New Zealand pastoral farming. Founded in 1987 and based on a 224ha research station near Darfield, we employ nearly 40 staff including plant breeders and agronomists, plus specialist seed laboratory staff, microbiology, and seed production people. We also work with expert research partners including DairyNZ, Lincoln University, AgResearch, Pastoral Genomics and Massey University, to ensure Agriseeds products perform now and in farm systems of the future. We are a member of the Royal Barenbrug Group, one of the world's leading grass seed organisations, with access to global technology that may otherwise not be available in New Zealand. The Barenbrug Group The Barenbrug Group is an internationally operating seed company, headquartered in the Netherlands, with strengths in plant breeding, seed production and marketing. Probably more so than any other seed company in the world, Barenbrug specialises in grasses. Grass seeds, both for forage and turf, form the lion's share of the company's revenue. Of the remaining part alfalfa (lucerne) is the most important species, followed by clovers and some other forage crops. Barenbrug, founded in 1904, has remained a family owned company, and today has subsidiary companies undertaking plant breeding and testing across the different climatic zones of all five continents. They have a portfolio of over 300 varieties with annual seed production for the Group of over 80,000 metric tons, marketed in almost 100 countries world-wide.

Otiwhiti Station is an historic and iconic large scale sheep and cattle breeding property located in the Hunterville district, Rangitikei. Now owned by the Duncan Land Company, Otiwhiti has been farmed until recently by Sir Thomas and Lady Duncan Trust for the funding of research and hospitalization of children with polio. The property is 16km northwest of Hunterville, 67km from Palmerston North and 60km to Wanganui. The total area of Otiwhiti Station was 3350 hectares and has now been purchased by two parts of the Duncan Family. The station buildings include the homestead, manager’s residence, shepherds residence, cookhouse and single shepherds’ quarters. It is the cookhouse and single shepherds’ quarters that forms the home of the Otiwhiti Station Land Based Training Agricultural School. The Otiwhiti Station Land Based Training Agricultural School is a joint venture between The Duncan Land Company and Land Based Training. The Duncan Land Company has access to the property, staff time and facilities to enhance and teach hill country sheep and cattle skills to a select group of not more than eight (8) trainees per year. The 8 first year students live 'on farm' combining practical everyday farming activities with theory in the classroom one day per week. Accommodation is located on the station, with the cookhouse an integral part of the complex. Land Based Training offers the educational backup and teaching to ensure quality tuition is passed on to the fortunate selected students.