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Angus Kebbell

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Angus Kebbell reports that despite record prices for livestock and dairy, farmers still think they are hard done by and want a 'balance' more in their economic favour between environment protections and their trading outcomes
23rd Aug 25, 9:33am
Angus Kebbell reports that despite record prices for livestock and dairy, farmers still think they are hard done by and want a 'balance' more in their economic favour between environment protections and their trading outcomes
Angus Kebbell talks to Fed Farmers dairy boss about the pressures they are facing and how they are using their new influence in Government to push their wish-lists
16th Aug 25, 9:10am
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Angus Kebbell talks to Fed Farmers dairy boss about the pressures they are facing and how they are using their new influence in Government to push their wish-lists
Cheap Brazilian pasture beef based on zebu cattle raised on cleared Amazon forest is flooding world markets. It leaves a clear point of difference for New Zealand beef in premium markets
19th Jul 25, 9:07am
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Cheap Brazilian pasture beef based on zebu cattle raised on cleared Amazon forest is flooding world markets. It leaves a clear point of difference for New Zealand beef in premium markets
Catchment groups have long been the quiet achievers in the rural sector. They are growing by building local understanding of landscape-scale issues and opening practical pathways to better environmental outcomes
28th Jun 25, 9:15am
Catchment groups have long been the quiet achievers in the rural sector. They are growing by building local understanding of landscape-scale issues and opening practical pathways to better environmental outcomes
Farmers of deer livestock have faced tough times for venison but that market is on the comeback, even if the velvet market is still facing challenges. But deer farmers are looking forward more optimistically now
14th Jun 25, 9:45am
Farmers of deer livestock have faced tough times for venison but that market is on the comeback, even if the velvet market is still facing challenges. But deer farmers are looking forward more optimistically now
Under pressure from Federated Farmers, carbon forestry is under Government scrutiny. Angus Kebbell reprises views on its costs and 'benefits' with both a farming and an environmental advocate
31st May 25, 9:22am
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Under pressure from Federated Farmers, carbon forestry is under Government scrutiny. Angus Kebbell reprises views on its costs and 'benefits' with both a farming and an environmental advocate
The deer industry is focused on turning around a difficult season where venison demand remained steady, but the velvet sector has had a more difficult time. However optimism new initiatives will pay off is high
17th May 25, 9:01am
The deer industry is focused on turning around a difficult season where venison demand remained steady, but the velvet sector has had a more difficult time. However optimism new initiatives will pay off is high
Progress on methane reduction is not only possible, it is being achieved at scale in California where a range of techniques are successfully deployed, many of which could work well here
10th May 25, 9:01am
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Progress on methane reduction is not only possible, it is being achieved at scale in California where a range of techniques are successfully deployed, many of which could work well here
China's big Achilles heel is food security. While they prioritise addressing it, they remain very reliant on food imports and will do so for a very long time yet. The incentive to supply is powerful, but so are the complexities and the risks
28th Apr 25, 2:35pm
China's big Achilles heel is food security. While they prioritise addressing it, they remain very reliant on food imports and will do so for a very long time yet. The incentive to supply is powerful, but so are the complexities and the risks
Woolgrowers finally get direct government support for their product, hoping this will be a catalyst for wider community acceptance of a once-proud product that has been passed by recently
12th Apr 25, 9:20am
Woolgrowers finally get direct government support for their product, hoping this will be a catalyst for wider community acceptance of a once-proud product that has been passed by recently
David Norton on the upcoming limits to widespread conversion of productive farmland into exotic plantations while still allowing for sustainable afforestation that maintains biodiversity
29th Mar 25, 9:19am
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David Norton on the upcoming limits to widespread conversion of productive farmland into exotic plantations while still allowing for sustainable afforestation that maintains biodiversity
Kevin Connolly, an Irish financial management specialist, discusses the common issues family farms face that require a blend of financial acumen, long-term planning, and adaptability
15th Mar 25, 9:32am
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Kevin Connolly, an Irish financial management specialist, discusses the common issues family farms face that require a blend of financial acumen, long-term planning, and adaptability
When you can’t see processes happening, it is up to research to find practices that work and preventing wasted resources on those that don’t
8th Mar 25, 9:56am
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When you can’t see processes happening, it is up to research to find practices that work and preventing wasted resources on those that don’t
Key work combining soil science, pasture management, and dairy production research ensures more sustainable farming practices
15th Feb 25, 9:04am
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Key work combining soil science, pasture management, and dairy production research ensures more sustainable farming practices
Massey's work on pasture yield and quality has thrown up some clear guidance for pasture and grazing management, for both conventional and regenerative practices
25th Jan 25, 10:29am
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Massey's work on pasture yield and quality has thrown up some clear guidance for pasture and grazing management, for both conventional and regenerative practices
Massey leader Danny Donaghy explains the work and impact of the multi-institution research into contemporary and regenerative pastoral practices
18th Jan 25, 8:59am
Massey leader Danny Donaghy explains the work and impact of the multi-institution research into contemporary and regenerative pastoral practices
Entire communities built around agriculture and livestock are dissolving as forest march into pastoral farming regions. Kate Acland sounds a warning that too much is being lost
2nd Nov 24, 10:01am
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Entire communities built around agriculture and livestock are dissolving as forest march into pastoral farming regions. Kate Acland sounds a warning that too much is being lost
Growing Hope: Inspiring future guardians of New Zealand’s land
26th Oct 24, 10:36am
Growing Hope: Inspiring future guardians of New Zealand’s land
Navigating challenges and innovations in modern dairy farming: An insight from Tasmania
12th Oct 24, 9:10am
Navigating challenges and innovations in modern dairy farming: An insight from Tasmania
Angus Kebbell talks to Tom Andrews about his new path to sustainability and profitability by going local, less intensive, and direct
5th Oct 24, 9:20am
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Angus Kebbell talks to Tom Andrews about his new path to sustainability and profitability by going local, less intensive, and direct
The national freshwater policy goal is commendable but the NPS-FM approach is 'unworkable' and a threat to farmers and the overall economy
28th Sep 24, 9:52am
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The national freshwater policy goal is commendable but the NPS-FM approach is 'unworkable' and a threat to farmers and the overall economy
Because 50% of our land cover is pastoral farming, and pastoral land contains one quarter of all remaining native vegetation, it is increasingly important to expand that. The Landcare Trust has a program to encourage that
9th Mar 24, 10:34am
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Because 50% of our land cover is pastoral farming, and pastoral land contains one quarter of all remaining native vegetation, it is increasingly important to expand that. The Landcare Trust has a program to encourage that
Angus Kebbell talks to a South Canterbury farmer about the current state of farming and what ails the sector
17th Feb 24, 3:25pm
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Angus Kebbell talks to a South Canterbury farmer about the current state of farming and what ails the sector
Angus Kebbell says society should look to corporates to solve the emissions issues, and restrain them from just using offsetting fudges. Rather they should directly cut their own emissions
10th Feb 24, 9:50am
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Angus Kebbell says society should look to corporates to solve the emissions issues, and restrain them from just using offsetting fudges. Rather they should directly cut their own emissions
Angus Kebbell is looking for those farmer-friendly policies that the National Party campaigned on. He lists the key changes and 'progress' farmers want to see in 2024
31st Jan 24, 11:10am
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Angus Kebbell is looking for those farmer-friendly policies that the National Party campaigned on. He lists the key changes and 'progress' farmers want to see in 2024