Wednesday, 01 June 2016 12:40

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State-owned Landcorp also came under the microscope at the DairyNZ Farmers Forum.

English described the SOE as a poor investment that returns little, if anything, to the state coffers. One farmer said despite Landcorp’s financial shortcomings its farms are easily identified -- fancy signage, immaculately kept entrances and paved driveways.

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