PHOTO: File image. Photo: RNZ / Robin Martin
A Canterbury man is putting his redbands to the test today, undertaking a 100 kilometre run in gumboots to raise money for flood-stricken farmers.
Real estate agent George Black had raised more than $11,000 through his crowdfunding page for the North Canterbury Rural Support Trust.
Black said farmers needed all the help they could get after facing a prolonged drought, followed by flooding, as well as other pressures which come with rural life.
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