The long weekend’s Harvest Festival has been mooted as a success.
Attractions like getting up close with farmyard friends, vegetable picking demonstrations, and rifling for pecans netting a sizeable $8 million for the local tourism economy.
While council says the number of those playing farmer for a day doubled on last year’s figures: 32,000 people attended events in the Central Coast Hinterland.
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