Show Notes
Vote for Stockwhips & Lattes for the 2021 NZ Podcast Awards Listeners Choice! This week on Stockwhips and Lattes we interview Andrew Noble-Campbell a jack of all trades rural professional that has travelled the world shearing, scanning and playing a bit of footy. Now based on 500 acres outside of Huntley Andrew just sold up his shearing run but still has a scanning operation as well as running his farm. What started out as a conventional pathway with a stint at Flock House in 1985 followed by a Dip Ag turned into an around the world adventure with Andrew only coming home once he married a Welshey and started a family. A man with great yarns and a lifetime of lessons to share.
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