Southdown Sheep Society, NZ

"The sheep with an illustrious past and a very bright future"

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- New Zealand Centre for Brain Research testing Alzheimer’s treatments on sheep 26/04/2024
  'The most value these animals will have is the pre-clinical testing.' […]
- Injured man leaves Southland Hospital’s ED after waiting seven hours for help 26/04/2024
  By the time he was seen, he was nauseous, shaking and needed IV antibiotics. […]
- Inside Norsewear’s rural factory keeping a village afloat, one pair of socks at a time 26/04/2024
  A woollen goods factory is defying the odds, in the process keeping a Kiwi village going. […]
Farming News
- Highlanders hold on for grim victory over Force
  Folau Fakatava of the Highlanders during tonight's match against Western Force at Forsyth Barr […]
- Highlanders grind out narrow victory over Western Force
  Folau Fakatava of the Highlanders during tonight's match against Western Force at Forsyth Barr […]

Country News
- NZ Centre for Brain Research testing Alzheimer's treatments on sheep
  A University of Auckland geneticist says sheep are ideal for testing drugs, due to their longer life span, complex brain structure and genetic similar […]
- Canterbury A&P Association's board director paid $75k for landing $5m council deal
  The Canterbury A&P Association's board is keeping mum after it emerged one of their own received $75k to help secure a multimillion-dollar co […]
- Wilding pine work 'will go backwards' with reduced funding
  Land cleared of the pest plants is now "prime for re-infestation". […]
- Senior A&P figures hopeful of salvaging this year's NZ Agricultural Show
  The future of the Christchurch show has been secured, but it remains to be seen whether the 2024 event can go ahead at this stage. […]
- Cattle fatally injured after stock truck rolls
  A vet and some farmers helped out at the scene of the incident in central Hawke's Bay this morning. […]
- Mice cause havoc on ship carrying 1.2m trays of Zespri kiwifruit to Europe
  The company is working out how much of the $25m shipment - its first to Europe this season - has to be dumped. […]
- A&P show deal reached with Christchurch Council
  Christchurch Council reaches deal over A&P show, but it's not clear if it will go ahead this year. […]
- Fiordland wapiti elk: Forest and Bird takes legal action over hunting agreement
  Conservationists are butting heads about the best way to control Fiordland's wapiti elk populations, now the subject of a legal stoush. […]
- New import rules to avoid repeat of hepatitis A outbreak
  Frozen berries coming into New Zealand will have to meet new import rules, in a bid to improve food safety. […]
- Mandarin prices fall due to soft demand
  The quality is high this year but the price growers are being paid is lower, one grower says. […]
- International auditor to do more checks after damning East Coast report
  An international forestry auditor has spoken out about a visit to the slash-damaged East Coast region last year. […]

Hawkes Bay / East Coast

Douglas Grieve

Stud: Whaka

801 Whakapirau Road, No. 4 R.D., Hastings. 4174

Ph: (06) 874-9371 / 027 589-6626

Fax: (06) 874-9371

Email: doug@grievefarming.co.nz

R.A.& S.A. Yule

Stud: Ringarua

Sherenden, No. 9 R.D., Hastings. 4179

Ph: (06) 874-2813

Email: ringarua@gmail.com

S.G.& P.D. Baker

Stud: Te Mara

Te Mara Farm, No. 4 R.D., Waipukurau. 4284

Ph: (06) 857-3933

Email: pbaker1004@msn.com

S.A. & J. Brosnahan

Stud: Waiotane

P.O. Box 3190, Ohope. 3161

Ph:(06) 864-4468 / 021 997-519

Email: sean@resurgamangus.com

Mrs C.A. Cameron

Stud: Bramber

Wenderholm, No. 6 R.D., Puketapu, Hawke’s Bay. 4186

Ph: (06) 839-5868

Email: sandgjohansen@xtra.co.nz

Miss T.A. Baker

Stud: Aswan

1766 Long Range Road, No. 4 R.D., Waipukurau 4284

Ph: (06) 858-7107 / 022 078-6698

Email: tabaker1004@gmail.com

Southdown Sheep Society, NZ

"The sheep with an illustrious past and a very bright future"

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