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FMG Post
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Through thick and thin for 120 years
Being a Mutual means we're in it together, through thick and thin, in good times and in bad.
FMG Post
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Introducing our 2025 FMG Agricultural Scholarship recipients
FMG is proud to introduce the two FMG Agriculture Scholarship recipients for 2025, Penny Ranger from Waotu, and Shamus Young from Tapanui.
Media release
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More FMG boots on the ground in Ashburton
After serving the Ashburton community for over a decade, FMG is thrilled to announce the opening of its new office in the heart of the town. This move comes as a result of the local team's growth and the increasing demand for FMG's services.
Media release
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North Otago’s Jackie Dalziel appointed as Associate Director on FMG Board
FMG has appointed North Otago’s Jackie Dalziel to the Associate Director position on their Board
FMG Post
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Doing Darfield Proud
George Dodson wins 2024 FMG Young Farmer of the Year. In what may have been one of the greatest comebacks in the contest’s 56 seasons, speechless George Dodson was awarded the coveted title in front of a sellout crowd in Hamilton on Saturday 13 July.
FMG Post
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We're waging war on lint
It's soft, and it's fluffy... but there's a sinister side to this laundry by-product. And it’s hot. Smoking hot.
FMG Post
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Don’t let a spot become a full stop
Working rurally often means more time outdoors and high UV radiation exposure – leading to a higher melanoma risk. During winter, it’s important to remember to still protect yourself from harmful UV radiation. In fact, UV intensity increases due to reflection from snow, water, and even concrete.
Media release
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Leave lint in the dust
FMG is reminding clients and their communities of the dangers of not cleaning lint out of tumble dryers after a house fire in Oamaru last year.
Advice
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Dryer fire sparks lint reminder
A winter’s night in July 2023 became a memorable one for Michelle and Rogan Borrie after receiving a call to say one of their farmhouses had caught on fire. Their first response was to ask if everyone had got out ok (thankfully yes) and was then followed by an investigation into the fire and a sizeable insurance claim.
