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Cheyenne Wilson

Cheyenne Wilson

Verified

Blogger, The Native Cowgirl

Montana

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Travel San DiegoFood Craft Beer

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stock exchange, hollywood

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Total articles 68

  • Ahuwhenua: culture, aroha, pride and whānau

    By Cheyenne Wilson| Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ) Verified Reading Time: 4 minutesImagine walking into a room where you do not just hear the applause, you feel it. The energy and chatter hum through the space, a wairua carried through our culture, our pride, and the deep appreciation and respect we hold for those who have come before us. Whānau from across the motu gather to celebrate the most prestigious award in the Māori agribusiness calendar. Every person here understands the mahi, the heartache, and the legacy that comes with working on our whenua.

    By Cheyenne Wilson · Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ)

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Eyesight failing, Canty man on a walk to remember

    By Cheyenne Wilson| Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ) Verified Reading Time: 4 minutesFor Canterbury local Mark Woods, walking the length of Aotearoa was never just about the trail. Diagnosed with macular degeneration, a degenerative eye disease that affects one in five New Zealanders, he knew the clock was ticking on his eyesight.  “I was selfishly saying, Well, if this is all going to turn bad, I’m going to want to see and remember our beautiful backyard,” he said.

    By Cheyenne Wilson · Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ)

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • Ahuwhenua: culture, aroha, pride and whānau

    By Cheyenne Wilson| Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ) Verified Reading Time: 4 minutesImagine walking into a room where you do not just hear the applause, you feel it. The energy and chatter hum through the space, a wairua carried through our culture, our pride, and the deep appreciation and respect we hold for those who have come before us. Whānau from across the motu gather to celebrate the most prestigious award in the Māori agribusiness calendar. Every person here understands the mahi, the heartache, and the legacy that comes with working on our whenua.

    By Cheyenne Wilson · Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ)

    Apr. 07, 2025

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The Native Cowgirl

Montana, United States