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Nuveen natural capital's Australian strategy

With $2.2 billion under management here in Australia, Nuveen is the third largest investor in Australian Ag. Head of APAC Kristina Hermanson on their investment strategy.

Nuveen Natural Capital is an investment arm of the massive US teachers pension fund TIAA. With $2.2 billion under management here in Australia, Nuveen is the third largest investor in Australian ag. We talk to their head of APAC and Africa Kristina Hermanson about the global investment landscape for agricultural assets, where she sees the next opportunities and why natural capital is becoming such an important concept for consumers, investors and farmers.

Nuveen Natural Capital is an investment arm of the massive US teachers pension fund TIAA. With $2.2 billion under management here in Australia, Nuveen is the third largest investor in Australian ag. We talk to their head of APAC and Africa <a href="mailto:Kristina.hermanson@nuveennc.com">Kristina Hermanson</a> about the global investment landscape for agricultural assets, where she sees the next opportunities and why natural capital is becoming such an important concept for consumers, investors and farmers.

The Australian Ag Podcast is an indepth look at the major agriculture stories that matter to farmers and food producers, with a new episode published every week taking you into issues that shape Australia's farming landscape.

 

The Australian Ag Podcast

The Australian Ag Podcast is an indepth look at the major agriculture stories that matter to farmers and food producers.

Nuveen Natural Capital's Kristina Hermanson

GrainGrowers Limited chairman Rhys Turton

On today’s episode, The Weekly Times editor James Wagstaff catches up with West Australian farmer and Grain Growers Limited chairman Rhys Turton as crops take shape across Australia’s major grain growing regions.
In this week’s Over The Fence chat, The Weekly Times reporter Alex Sinnott checks in on Victorian Farmers Federation vice-president Danyel Cucinotta, as the avian influenza crisis spreads across Victoria and NSW.

On today’s episode, The Weekly Times editor James Wagstaff catches up with West Australian farmer and Grain Growers Limited chairman Rhys Turton as crops take shape across Australia’s major grain growing regions. In this week’s Over The Fence chat, The Weekly Times reporter Alex Sinnott checks in on Victorian Farmers Federation vice-president Danyel Cucinotta, as the avian influenza crisis spreads across Victoria and NSW.

Rhys Turton: The state of the grains industry. Over The Fence with Danyel Cucinotta.

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On today’s episode, The Weekly Times livestock editor Kate Dowler catches up with 
Stone X livestock and commodities manager Ripley Atkinson as cattle prices continue to bounce around due to a range of factors, from the poor season in parts of southeast Australia to global market forces. 
In this week’s Over The Fence chat, The Weekly Times reporter Fiona Myers checks in with NSW western Riverina farmer Sandra Ireson, as the season in that region continues to deliver the goods.

On today’s episode, The Weekly Times livestock editor Kate Dowler catches up with Stone X livestock and commodities manager Ripley Atkinson as cattle prices continue to bounce around due to a range of factors, from the poor season in parts of southeast Australia to global market forces. In this week’s Over The Fence chat, The Weekly Times reporter Fiona Myers checks in with NSW western Riverina farmer Sandra Ireson, as the season in that region continues to deliver the goods.

Ripley Atkinson: Where to for red meat? Over The Fence with Riverina farmer Sandra Ireson.

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Hort Connections: David Williams, Murray Watt and Pia Piggott

Today, we bring you a series of interviews, conducted with key industry stakeholders at the Hort Connections conference in Melbourne last week.

The annual event attracted a huge crowd of local and international delegates, who gathered to learn more about the opportunities and challenges for the horticulture sector.

The Weekly Times editor James Wagstaff and reporter Conor Fowler caught up for chats with ag investment specialist David Williams, federal Agriculture Minister Murray Watt and Rabobank analyst Pia Piggott.

In this week’s Over The Fence chat The Weekly Times reporter Alex Sinnott catches up with Victorian dairy farmer Ben Bennett for a washup of opening milk prices.

Today, we bring you a series of interviews, conducted with key industry stakeholders at the Hort Connections conference in Melbourne last week.
The annual event attracted a huge crowd of local and international delegates, who gathered to learn more about the opportunities and challenges for the horticulture sector.
The Weekly Times editor James Wagstaff and reporter Conor Fowler caught up for chats with ag investment specialist David Williams, federal Agriculture Minister Murray Watt and Rabobank analyst Pia Piggott.
In this week’s Over The Fence chat The Weekly Times reporter Alex Sinnott catches up with Victorian dairy farmer Ben Bennett for a washup of opening milk prices.

Best of Hort Connections 2024: David Williams, Murray Watt and Pia Piggott

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Nuveen Natural Capital's Kristina Hermanson

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