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211 Market Street South, Saint Leonards
211 Market Street South, Saint Leonards
Wagyu Breeders Ltd farms one of the largest Wagyu herds outside of Japan.
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213 Green Road, Awahuri, Palmerston North
50 alpacas on 10 1/2 acres of flat, picturesque land. Breeding females for sale, some with current cria-at-foot. Young males for sale as pets. Stud services from several resident herd sires, different blood lines, different...
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Fairdale Stud is one of New Zealand’s premier thoroughbred stud farms, standing stallion How bad do you want it. Successful New Zealand racehorse breeders for over 60 years.
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457 Dunrobin Road, Five Forks, North Otago
457 Dunrobin Road, Five Forks, North Otago
Newhaven Perendales is a large scale leading New Zealand stud breeder of quality stud rams. Situated in the foothills of the Kakanui Range, North Otago the challenging climatic conditions allow the stud to produce high performing...
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233 Raincliff Road, Hazelburn, Canterbury
Waidale is a specialist stud operation breeding romney, southdown, south suffolk and lincoln rams that meet the markets requirement of an easy care, high fertility ewe that produces fast growing lambs
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594 Napier Road, Whakarongo, Palmerston North
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Our group visited Gilead Alpacas last summer and had a wonderful time. The ladies had cria (babies) in a pen for us to pat, told us anything and everything about the alpacas and their care and had young males haltered up for our group to take for walks (which was the highlight). We saw raw fleeces, learnt about shearing and went away feeling it was such an informative visit, taking with us a postcard of one of their babies. We'd love to go back.