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Harvest begins at New Zealand s largest cannabis crop
20 Apr, 2021 02:00 AM
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Harvest has begun at Winterhome. Photo / Pip O Regan
The Country
Tens of thousands of cannabis plants are being picked over the coming weeks, as harvest begins at New Zealand s largest commercial medical cannabis crop.
It s all happening on Winterhome farm, on the coast of Kēkerengū north of Kaikōura.
The Macfarlane family have farmed Winterhome for five generations, and sons Sank and Winston returned home to convert part of it into a 10 hectare cannabis crop. It s exciting to be part of, Sank Macfarlane told The Country s Jamie Mackay.
Northwest Cherry Challenges Pt 2
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Northwest Cherry Growers president BJ Thurlby says the weather has been a challenge, but they’ve got another ongoing threat …
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The Country - Harvest edition
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The Country
Today on The Country, Jamie Mackay spoke to Sank Macfarlane, who has started harvesting at New Zealand s largest commercial medical cannabis crop on his Winterborn farm on the coast of Kēkerengū.
On with the show:
Pita Alexander:
The Christchurch farm accountant went back in time to 1991 to compare the fortunes of sheep and beef farmers in the intervening 30 years. Plus, we looked at the relative returns from dairy, horticulture, forestry and sheep/beef.
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Sank McFarlane:
We talked to one of the brothers (the other, Winston, was a Team NZ grinder in 2003 and 2007) about the harvest of New Zealand s biggest medical cannabis crop (10 hectares) in Kēkerengu, halfway between Kaikōura and Blenheim.