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The programme had so far been allocated $2.7m from the Government and $1.7m from the council. It was hoped farmers would contribute another $1.3m in cash or through “in-kind” work.
Oliver said farmers could use that money, and that would essentially balance out any costs they might incur in getting checked.
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Federated Farmers Marlborough chair Phillip Neal at the meeting.
The money could be used to help landowners fence their stock from waterways, plant natives, or purchase poo-eating dung beetles.
“What it is, is a gesture of acknowledgement that there is pain in the rural community and that [these rules create] additional costs over and above the ‘business as usual’, and that the rest of New Zealand should help out. Because if rest of New Zealand has voted for a Government that wants to improve the quality of freshwater everywhere, then they should actually stump up for it,” Oliver said. ....

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