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Investors seek cherry on top in Central Otago

Ex-All Black one of two landowner-investors in new plantings offer.

Investors have put $16 million into planting 164 hectares of cherries on the slopes of the Cromwell basin, with a second capital raise planned for late October.

The new plantings will be on two sheep and beef farms: Lindis Peaks Station owned by ex-All Black Simon Maling and Lucy Annan, and Mt

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