In this podcast episode, Keri Johnston, a natural resources engineer, Agri leader and farmer, delves into the complex and highly emotional relationship between water management, community welfare, and environmental sustainability. 

She discusses the need for standardised water data collection and adaptive management strategies in New Zealand, addressing challenges such as water storage and its impact on agriculture, community resilience, and ecological balance. 

Keri shares stories of community-driven sustainability efforts and emphasises the importance of open dialogue and informed decision-making for a sustainable water future.

The podcast celebrates the unsung heroes of agriculture who lead with a solution-focused optimism and face adversity with a brave and tenacious spirit, all while advocating for a sustainable and prosperous future for farming communities.