Creative(s) growing

New Zealand farmers like to think they’re innovative, but I haven’t seen anything like this here.

I wonder if the cream of this creative crop would get biosecurity clearance if we tried to import them?

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3 Responses to Creative(s) growing

  1. Kismet's avatar Kismet says:
    04/09/2009 at 5:56 pm

    wonder what sort of soil and climate they need… 🙂

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  2. andrei's avatar andrei says:
    04/09/2009 at 6:48 pm

    Kismet they flourish in an environment of free enterprise with minimal interference from big government.

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  3. gravedodger's avatar gravedodger says:
    04/09/2009 at 7:03 pm

    They would be much better as an organic crop but a lot of the stock would be GM and having been raised with antibiotics and other contaminants they would incur the wrath of the can’t griin, we have no Sense Of ‘Umor (SOUP) Party,
    Would there be an opportunity to harvest the organs from some before crushing and have a second grade Creative for sale in lower socioeconomic areas. Hang on thats where one would seek to source a more economic resource material wouldn’t it. Consumers of Creative could become further contaminated from genetic changes, geez this may not be eldorado after all, we will have to have a committee of inquiry with public hearings.
    Ah well back to the vinyard.

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