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Breakfeed: Catchment Community Groups – the good, the bad and the better

In the third podcast from our Catchment Community Group (CCG) forum Peter Mitchell (North Otago), Mark Adams (Fairlie), Josh Brown (North Canterbury), Roger Dalrymple (Rangitikei), Anna Nelson (King Country) and Rick Burke (Bay of Plenty) tell us about some of the things that can go wrong, how to get the messages out to the community and others, and answer a range of questions from listeners.

For more detail, check out our Catchment Community Group Programme webpage

Read more about the background on the farmer speakers and their groups.

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