As we come to a close on the 2023/2024 NZ season and dairy production ramps up around the globe, what is the wash up of this season and the forecast of the season ahead?

Will the avian flu in the US represent a decline in their domestic production be good for our exports? Is China producing more dairy themselves a concern to NZ dairy exports? How do we navigate European protectionism measures against dairy?

This episode talks to three experts who are focused on the markets every day to provide our dairy farmers with an outlook ahead. 

Guests include:
Cristina Alvarado, Dairy Data & Insights, NZX
Stu Davidson, High Ground Dairy
Kimberley Crewther, Executive Director, DCANZ

Hosts:
Sheryl Haitana, Editor, Dairy Exporter
Anne Lee, Deputy Editor, Dairy Exporter

As we slid into the end of our season at the end of May Cristina Alvarado from NZX’s Dairy Insights Team says that whilst overall the year on year data is declining, overall their milk price calculator shows an overall $7.82/kgMS when taking into account a lot of factors. 

Cristina shares with Sheryl global insights into shipping delays, avian flu in US cattle and Algerian tender for significant volume.

Stu Davidson of High Ground Dairy says don’t take your eye off China’s rise of their domestic dairy production for short-term volatility but long-term it still should be a worry as their demand will always outstrip their ability to supply themselves. 

Kimberley Crewther explains about the work DCANZ has been doing for dairy trade access and has been busy at the moment representing their 11 members to operate in a highly constrained and distorted environment globally as countries hold tightly onto non-tariff protectionism. 

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As we come to a close on the 2023/2024 NZ season and dairy production ramps up around the globe, what is the wash up of this season and the forecast of the season ahead?
Will the avian flu in the US represent a decline in their domestic production be good for our exports? Is China producing more dairy themselves a concern to NZ dairy exports? How do we navigate European protectionism measures against dairy?
This episode talks to three experts who are focused on the markets every day to provide our dairy farmers with an outlook ahead. 
Guests include:
<ol>
<li aria-level="1">Cristina Alvarado, Dairy Data &amp; Insights, NZX</li>
<li aria-level="1">Stu Davidson, High Ground Dairy</li>
<li aria-level="1">Kimberley Crewther, Executive Director, DCANZ</li>
</ol>
Hosts:
<ol>
<li aria-level="1">Sheryl Haitana, Editor, Dairy Exporter</li>
<li aria-level="1">Anne Lee, Deputy Editor, Dairy Exporter</li>
</ol>
As we slid into the end of our season at the end of May Cristina Alvarado from NZX’s Dairy Insights Team says that whilst overall the year on year data is declining, overall their milk price calculator shows an overall $7.82/kgMS when taking into account a lot of factors. 
Cristina shares with Sheryl global insights into shipping delays, avian flu in US cattle and Algerian tender for significant volume.
Stu Davidson of <a href="https://www.highgrounddairy.com/">High Ground Dairy</a> says don’t take your eye off China’s rise of their domestic dairy production for short-term volatility but long-term it still should be a worry as their demand will always outstrip their ability to supply themselves. 
Kimberley Crewther explains about the work <a href="https://dcanz.com/">DCANZ</a> has been doing for dairy trade access and has been busy at the moment representing their 11 members to operate in a highly constrained and distorted environment globally as countries hold tightly onto non-tariff protectionism. 
AUTUMN 2024 PASTURE SUMMIT:
- Bay of Plenty Event: Wednesday, 1 May 2024 hosted by Jordyn Crouch &amp; Isaac Algar in Atiamuri.
- Southland Event: Wednesday, 8 May 2024 hosted by Sam &amp; Jenna Hodsell in Taramoa.
View the programme and register: <a href="https://www.pasturesummit.co.nz/">https://www.pasturesummit.co.nz/</a> 
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DAIRY Country is your mainstay in dairy farming as your trusted source for adding value to your dairy farming business with seasonal on farm stories and exclusive technical advice weekly with your host, Anne Lee.
Formally the NZ Dairy Exporter since 1925, DAIRY Country is part of the CountryWide network based in Canterbury, New Zealand.
Get in touch with our Anne Lee - anne@countrywidemedia.co.nz if you have a great insight to share with our thousands of readers and listeners in New Zealand and around the world.
Don&rsquo;t miss our weekly episodes of the DAIRY Country Podcast by hitting the&nbsp;subscribe button now and <a href="https://dairyexporter.co.nz/sign-up/">join our DAIRY Country weekly email newsletter</a> to get the&nbsp;latest in-depth stories in your mailbox so you are always ahead of the game in the business of dairy farming into the future.