OPINION: Marlborough farmer Doug Avery has a revealing story about commercial greed and the perception that farmers are made of money.
“One day a young lad working at Dalgety’s Blenheim store sold a shovel handle to a customer he did not know. “Who shall I charge that to?” he inquired. “Mr Marfell from Seddon,” was the answer. The man left. The lad went to the charge book to write in the entry. To his amazement there were pages of Marfells.
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