Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Clifton farmer Sandra Campbell forages native seeds from the forests around Te Waiponamu | Subscribe: youtube.com/RNZVideo?sub_confirmation=1
The seeds fuel her native nurseries and the drone seed mixes for spray-planting gullies on the farm.
Native planting adds value to the farm, improves water quality, and makes the gullies a "pretty place to be", she tells RNZ's Country Life.
Full story: rnz.co.nz/podcast/countrylife
Clifton farmer Sandra Campbell forages native seeds from the forests around Te Waiponamu | Subscribe: youtube.com/RNZVideo?sub_confirmation=1
The seeds fuel her native nurseries and the drone seed mixes for spray-planting gullies on the farm.
Native planting adds value to the farm, improves water quality, and makes the gullies a "pretty place to be", she tells RNZ's Country Life.
Full story: rnz.co.nz/podcast/countrylife







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