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Wine industry forced to adapt as drinking habits change

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By Olivia Caldwell
| Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ)
Reading Time: 3 minutes The trend of people consuming less alcohol is catching up with the wine industry, says Central Otago “wine guy” Tim Deaker. Viticultura operations manager Deaker has worked in the industry since 1992, starting in Central Otago, leaving for Marlborough, California, Australia and the United Kingdom before returning to what he believes is the world’s best region for pinot noir.
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Three generations strong on Calder family farm

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By Olivia Caldwell
| Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ)
Reading Time: 3 minutes Southland sheep and beef farmers Stephen and Pamela Calder say there is nowhere they would rather farm than the province their family has called home for a century. The Calder farm has been in the family name for 100 years, beginning with Stephen’s grandfather, Arthur Calder, who farmed the original 69 hectare block through the Depression. When Arthur was offered support through the government mortgage relief fund in the 1930s, he declined.
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Waitaki MP balancing politics and a 132-year farming legacy

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By Olivia Caldwell
| Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ)
Reading Time: 3 minutes As one of 11 children, Waitaki MP Miles Anderson says, it was a matter of “last man standing” when he took over the family farm 25 years ago. This was particularly significant for him, as the 220 hectares had been in the Anderson name since 1894, and prior to that had never been farmed or lived on by any other person, he said. “I guess it is just the way things worked out.
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