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School harvest coming to a close

Cleve Area School year 12 students Coby Dolling, Hannah Evans, Sam Hannemann and Brayden Lawrie at Sims Farm, where they have now completed the 2024 harvest. (Supplied)
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Harvest 2024 is almost complete at Cleve Area School’s Sims Farm - although bursts of wet weather have meant the […]

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