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Breakfeed: What’s for smoko, with Philippa Cameron

Philippa Cameron was a popular guest on Beef + Lamb New Zealand’s recent Ladies’ Virtual Muster.

She cooks for staff on her farm and shares her ideas and recipes through her Instagram page @whats_for_smoko.

Philippa promotes positivity in the role that so many who marry into farming families find themselves in.

Philippa is proud of her role as station cook. Join us as she shares some of her story and observations about how this role has changed over time.

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