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The Farmers Weekly Podcast covers the big issues in the food and fibre sector. Each week managing editor Bryan Gibson presents a no-frills look at the news with the Farmers Weekly editorial team and the newsmakers they report on. It’s rich farming news for time-poor farmers. Follow the Farmers Weekly Podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Send us your feedback or get in touch at farmers.weekly@agrihq.co.nz

  1. HACE 4 DÍAS

    Full Show | February 27

    In this episode: Mainland sale boosts rural property prospects, Pāmu’s performance unpacked, and a preview of the high country field day. News Wrap | Mainland deal has real estate sector primed 1:42 – In this episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast, senior reporter Neal Wallace joins the show to talk about the Mainland sale, and the impact the cash injection will have on rural communities. Real estate agents are expecting an increase in volume as cashed-up farmers look to secure succession plans, expand operations, or exit the industry.   Feature | What’s powering Pāmu’s performance? 6:56 – Pāmu chief executive Mark Leslie tells Bryan that the state farmer’s strong half-year result is down to a mix of high commodity prices and the organisation’s strategy of increasing efficiency, productivity and excellence.  Feds Focus | High country on show in March 21:20 – Federated Farmers is hosting a high country field day on March 27, and Mark Simpson says they’re expecting more than 250 farmers and key politicians to attend. He says it will be an opportunity for decision makers to see some of the challenges high country farmers face, while also getting a lesson on the changing face of farming in the hills. The Final Word | Eating our way to better health 26:55 – The recent Underground Festival hosted a political panel where MPs from across the spectrum were united in their support for healthy, unprocessed food. Can they work together to ensure that the food we produce so well not only nourishes global consumers, but the people of Aotearoa as well?

    29 min

  2. HACE 4 DÍAS

    Feature | What’s powering Pāmu’s performance?

    Pāmu chief executive Mark Leslie tells Bryan that the state farmer’s strong half-year result is down to a mix of high commodity prices and the organisation’s strategy of increasing efficiency, productivity and excellence.

    15 min

  3. HACE 4 DÍAS

    News Wrap | Mainland deal has real estate sector primed

    In this episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast, senior reporter Neal Wallace joins the show to talk about the Mainland sale, and the impact the cash injection will have on rural communities. Real estate agents are expecting an increase in volume as cashed-up farmers look to secure succession plans, expand operations, or exit the industry.

    6 min

  4. HACE 4 DÍAS

    Feds Focus | High country on show in March

    Federated Farmers is hosting a high country field day on March 27, and Mark Simpson says they’re expecting more than 250 farmers and key politicians to attend. He says it will be an opportunity for decision makers to see some of the challenges high country farmers face, while also getting a lesson on the changing face of farming in the hills.

    6 min

  5. 20 FEB

    Full Show | February 20

    In this week’s episode, senior reporter Neal Wallace covers severe weather impacts and sheep traceability, while AgriHQ’s Alex Coddington previews strong demand and high expectations ahead of beef weaner sales. Feature guest Glenn Bewley from Woolworths discusses food security and sustainability, and Federated Farmers’ Mark Hooper raises concerns about potential water taxes and infrastructure investment. News Wrap | Flood recovery and the push for sheep traceability 1:40 – In this episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast, senior reporter Neal Wallace joins the show to unpack the impact of recent severe weather across New Zealand, including widespread flooding and the challenges farmers are facing on the ground. The discussion also turns to sheep traceability and what it could mean for strengthening biosecurity and accountability within the sector. AgriHQ Insight | Strong buying demand shapes weaner sales 9:30 – AgriHQ analyst Alex Coddington shares his outlook for the livestock market ahead of the beef weaner sales. Strong schedules, solid buying power and a favourable growing season are setting the scene for high prices. Alex discusses what’s driving market confidence – and the risks farmers should consider when making purchasing decisions in a shifting market. Feature | The realities of food security in New Zealand 14:13 – Glenn Bewley, Woolworths’ merchandise manager for vegetables and horticulture, joins the show to unpack the realities of food security in New Zealand. He discusses the value of strong, direct relationships with growers, the pressures created by extreme weather and urban encroachment, and why sustainability is becoming increasingly critical to the future of fresh produce supply. Feds Focus | Water tax must be ruled out 24:30 – Federated Farmers is calling for amendments to the proposed resource management legislation so future governments cannot impose taxes on water. Mark Hooper says while the current government has ruled a water tax out, the legislation leaves the option on the table for those to come. The Final Word | Investment in infrastructure a priority 28:57 – Climate scientists say storms like the one we experience this week are the new normal – that while we won’t necessarily get more storms, those we do get will be more intense. But are we tackling this challenge with the investment, ambition and actions that will sustain our rural communities?

    31 min

  6. 19 FEB

    Feature | The realities of food security in New Zealand

    Glenn Bewley, Woolworths’ merchandise manager for vegetables and horticulture, joins the show to unpack the realities of food security in New Zealand. He discusses the value of strong, direct relationships with growers, the pressures created by extreme weather and urban encroachment, and why sustainability is becoming increasingly critical to the future of fresh produce supply.

    11 min

  7. 19 FEB

    News Wrap | Flood recovery and the push for sheep traceability

    In this episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast, senior reporter Neal Wallace joins the show to unpack the impact of recent severe weather across New Zealand, including widespread flooding and the challenges farmers are facing on the ground. The discussion also turns to sheep traceability and what it could mean for strengthening biosecurity and accountability within the sector.

    9 min

  8. 19 FEB

    AgriHQ Insight | Strong buying demand shapes weaner sales

    On this week’s Farmers Weekly Podcast, AgriHQ analyst Alex Coddington shares her outlook for the livestock market ahead of the beef weaner sales. Strong schedules, solid buying power and a favourable growing season are setting the scene for high prices. Alex discusses what’s driving market confidence, and the risks farmers should consider when making purchasing decisions in a shifting market.

    6 min
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The Farmers Weekly Podcast covers the big issues in the food and fibre sector. Each week managing editor Bryan Gibson presents a no-frills look at the news with the Farmers Weekly editorial team and the newsmakers they report on. It’s rich farming news for time-poor farmers. Follow the Farmers Weekly Podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Send us your feedback or get in touch at farmers.weekly@agrihq.co.nz

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    AgriHQ
  • Años de actividad
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodios
    471
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