Farmers Weekly Podcast | Full Show, March 27
Farmers Weekly Podcast | Full Show, March 27
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Craig Wiggins talks with Ryal Bush Transport's Tammy Wright as they attend the Flock Hill Station annual lamb draft sale. #FarmersVoice | Farmers Weekly NZ
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Craig Wiggins talks with Ryal Bush Transport's Tammy Wright as they attend the Flock Hill Station annual lamb draft sale. #FarmersVoice | Farmers Weekly NZ
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Farmers Weekly Junior Shearer Matthew Smith, Otorohanga. | Farmers Weekly NZ
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Farmers Weekly Junior Shearer Matthew Smith, Otorohanga. | Farmers Weekly NZ
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116 Years of Farmers NZ Celebrations and Savings
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116 Years of Farmers NZ Celebrations and Savings
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In part two of our sheep story, Rowland Smith shows Craig how to shear a sheep. Check out the Farmer's Voice website for more great content from Craig: farmersweekly.co.nz/farmers-voice | Farmers Weekly NZ
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In part two of our sheep story, Rowland Smith shows Craig how to shear a sheep. Check out the Farmer's Voice website for more great content from Craig: farmersweekly.co.nz/farmers-voice | Farmers Weekly NZ
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The May brothers have come a long way since they bought their first header as teenagers. Now they've got no issues keeping busy with up to 35 machines running at a time. Wiggy heads down to Methven to catch up with Phil May and some of his staff at May Brothers Contracting to have a chat about what it takes to succeed in such a competitive market. #FarmersVoice Brought to you by PGG Wrightson Livestock | Farmers Weekly NZ
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The May brothers have come a long way since they bought their first header as teenagers. Now they've got no issues keeping busy with up to 35 machines running at a time. Wiggy heads down to Methven to catch up with Phil May and some of his staff at May Brothers Contracting to have a chat about what it takes to succeed in such a competitive market. #FarmersVoice Brought to you by PGG Wrightson Livestock | Farmers Weekly NZ
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Aaron Davies took in the sights at last week's Young Farmer of the Year contest in Feilding. | Farmers Weekly NZ
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Aaron Davies took in the sights at last week's Young Farmer of the Year contest in Feilding. | Farmers Weekly NZ
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Telling farming stories: here's the latest edition of The Farmer's Voice. | Farmers Weekly NZ
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Bryan talks trade with Farmers Weekly’s trade reporter Nigel Stirling. They cover the new alliance being sought and whether New Zealand will take action against Donald Trump for imposing tariffs on it. Listen Now: https://bit.ly/3RSYsI6 | Farmers Weekly NZ
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Rangitikei sheep and beef farmer William Morrison has connected his hill-country farm to the world through social media with images of the breathtaking property a hit on Twitter. By looking to the future he’s building on his family’s 150 years on the land. | Farmers Weekly NZ
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“Catchment groups can help farmers better understand their current environmental footprint and whether their land use is compromising the environment,” explain Rangitikei Rivers Catchment Collective (RRCC) chair Roger Dalrymple Find out how Roger believes farmers need to take ownership of freshwater quality at a local level so that change is made from the bottom up rather than being forced on them from the top down : WATCH: http://ow.ly/aN0D50ADsTW LISTEN: http://ow.ly/44Ea50ADt14 READ: https://
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Novice pressing winner Ray King, Kawhia. | Farmers Weekly NZ
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With our regular host Bryan Gibson away on a break, senior Farmers Weekly contributing journalist Richard Rennie talks to Mike Petersen, chair of the Tukituki Water Security Project. The project is one of 149 that has made the government's Fast-Track Project list. Federated Farmers meat and fibre chair Toby Williams is talking to Richard about the implications of the government's decision to loosen foreign investment regulations, and what it may mean for the primary sector. Richard also catches
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What’s the solution to the picky problem of fruit stickers? Farmers Weekly journalist Luke Chivers is at Grow 2019 and caught up with the Bayuble Team – Maggie Peacock, Sarah Wixon, and Zoe Rookes – who believe they’ve found the answer: just add water. Their creation – the Uble – is a plastic-free, biodegradable, warm-water soluble alternative for the plastic fruit sticker. Made from apple byproducts, the Uble is set to revolutionise how fruit is labelled. Their company won the ​Hawke's Bay YES
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Kaipara Mayor Dr Jason Smith wants to bring kiwi back to 47ha of regenerating native bush on Greenhill (Rehia) overlooking Ruawai in Northland. He owns the 430ha farm Greenhill in which the reserve is the centre and embodies a blend of history, family, farming and community service. #OnFarmStory | Farmers Weekly NZ
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Regenerative agriculture flies in the face of conventional farming wisdom with soil management the key to profiting from nature, Canterbury cropping farmer Simon Osborne says. We visited him onfarm to learn what it’s about. #OnFarmStory | Farmers Weekly NZ
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Farmers Sam Lang and Sam Hogg are paving the way with their insights on ecological and regenerative agriculture. The pair teamed up to write a chapter for the upcoming book Kiwis in climate: Solutions from Aotearoa New Zealand. Hogg says viewing a farm as an ecosystem could transform the way it is managed and reduce emissions, build climate resilience and boost profits. Listen here: https://bit.ly/4qdg9kN | Farmers Weekly NZ
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Geff Cookson is our latest character to feature in our On Farm Story. Geff is a beef finishing farmer from Kawakawa who has a passion for pasture. To read the full On Farm Story article head to https://farmersweekly.co.nz/ or click on this link http://ow.ly/nCqf30l2m8y | Farmers Weekly NZ
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In this episode of The Farmer's Voice, Craig takes a look at an irrigated farm. | Farmers Weekly NZ
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This weeks On Farm Story visits sheep and beef farmer Kate Broadbent from Nikau Coopworth in Waikaretu Valley in Waikato who is combining her passion for the land with sheep genetics and performance reporting. #OnFarmStory | Farmers Weekly NZ
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Taranaki duck farmers Dawn and Glen Bendall are earning a living out of making people, including themselves, healthier. #OnFarmStory | Farmers Weekly NZ
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Sustainability can be a huge topic but where do you practically begin and how can you find the balance between running a sustainable and profitable farm? In the latest Farmers Weekly In Focus partner episode, Bryan Gibson chats to Ballance Agri-Nutrients farm sustainability manager Angus Dowson, to find out what farmers can do to jumpstart their sustainability journey while still being profitable. Listen here: https://bit.ly/44GpmZM | Farmers Weekly NZ
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On Farm Story | Ben Ensor, Cheviot This week we head to Cheviot to catch up with sheep and beef farmer Ben Ensor. Ben is passionate about the challenges of farming in the close-knit rural community of Cheviot and reckons sheep beat the dairy temptation. #OnFarmStory | Farmers Weekly NZ
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We are back in the North Island for this week's On Farm Story. Tourists and commuter traffic along with proximity to Auckland keep Rob and Rachel Cashmore aware of the scrutiny farming is under. To read the full article head to https://farmersweekly.co.nz/ or click on this http://ow.ly/zpea30llBfG #OnFarmStory | Farmers Weekly NZ
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When New Zealanders think of Auckland few think of farming. But a young Karaka dairying couple are combining their love of the city with their passion for the land. #OnFarmStory | Farmers Weekly NZ
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It’s tough, rough country but Island Hills Station owners Dan and Mandy Shand are passionate farmers and innovative in their diversification to achieve financial sustainability. #OnFarmStory | Farmers Weekly NZ
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A rising carbon price under the Emissions Trading Scheme has changed a Canterbury sheep farmer’s attitude to exotic forestry and native regrowth. #OnFarmStory | Farmers Weekly NZ
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Sheep and beef farmers James and Sarah Glenn are fuelling the intergenerational transfer of their farming business with a rare mix of bulls, sheep and tepees. #OnFarmStory | Farmers Weekly NZ
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Two South Island farmers have launched an online platform, Landify, which helps young farmers looking to get into farm ownership find investors and sellers. Co-founder Sarah How tells Bryan that while the sector has talked about the problem of succession for years there has been relatively few tools developed to deal with the problem. Federated Farmers is celebrating regulatory changes that exempt those who supply drinking water to fewer than 25 people from costly and time-consuming administrati
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Sheep farmers are doing it tough right now, with farmgate returns dropping back after a few good years and input costs rising. Add to that the march of pine trees across the land, and there’s talk of an existential crisis. Bryan asked AgriHQ senior analyst Mel Croad to give him the lay of the land and asked her what the sector needed to do to find prosperity again. Federated Farmers is calling on the government to tell councils to pause work on freshwater reforms. Otago Feds member Luke Kane say
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