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by Fiona Lloyd | Mar 23, 2022
It’s been one year since Sevens Creek Wagyu opened its on-farm restaurant, and the dining spot is going from strength to strength. Successfully narrowing the “paddock to plate” journey to a matter of metres, Sevens Creek Wagyu’s...
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