'Are industry good organisations good for industry?'

That’s the burning question proposed as part of the concept of a collaboration platform - The Common Ground. Join us as we dive into understanding why we need change whilst acknowledging the ‘good’ industry good bodies do have.  

This episode, hosted by agricultural journalist Sarah Perriam-Lampp featuring AGMARDT Chair, Nick Pyke with previous experience across kiwifruit and arable industry as well as Waikato farmer, Beef + Lamb NZ director, AGMARDT Associate Trustee and Nuffield Scholar, Phil Weir.

"The nature of farming has become more diversified since the establishment of the Commodities Levies Act. Farming now is an increasingly complex business so how do we best reflect that in the needs of our farmers," explains Phil Weir.  

What’s discussed?
The duplication of work done between organisation and the efficiency collaboration on common work would bring. 
Reflection on the last 30 years from the establishment of the Commodities Levies Act 1990 but it hasn’t continually improved to be effective for a changing landscape
Why farming businesses today require different needs
Why haven’t previous attempts worked and why trust has been eroded but is needed more than ever to move forward

To read the report “Are industry good bodies good for industry?” and provide your ideas and participate in the conversation, visit www.thecommonground.org.nz

Read Phil Weir’s 2020 Nuffield Report “Restructuring Industry Good for the Future​”

'Are industry good organisations good for industry?' 
That’s the burning question proposed as part of the concept of a collaboration platform - The Common Ground. Join us as we dive into understanding why we need change whilst acknowledging the ‘good’ industry good bodies do have.  
This episode, hosted by agricultural journalist Sarah Perriam-Lampp featuring AGMARDT Chair, Nick Pyke with previous experience across kiwifruit and arable industry as well as Waikato farmer, Beef + Lamb NZ director, AGMARDT Associate Trustee and Nuffield Scholar, Phil Weir.
"The nature of farming has become more diversified since the establishment of the Commodities Levies Act. Farming now is an increasingly complex business so how do we best reflect that in the needs of our farmers," explains Phil Weir.  
What’s discussed?
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">The duplication of work done between organisation and the efficiency collaboration on common work would bring. </li>
<li aria-level="1">Reflection on the last 30 years from the establishment of the Commodities Levies Act 1990 but it hasn’t continually improved to be effective for a changing landscape</li>
<li aria-level="1">Why farming businesses today require different needs</li>
<li aria-level="1">Why haven’t previous attempts worked and why trust has been eroded but is needed more than ever to move forward</li>
</ul>
To read the report <a href="https://www.thecommonground.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/KPMG-and-AGMARDT-Are-industry-good-organisations-good-for-industry.pdf">“Are industry good bodies good for industry?”</a> and provide your ideas and participate in the conversation, visit<a href="http://www.thecommonground.org.nz"> www.thecommonground.org.nz</a> 
Read Phil Weir’s 2020 Nuffield Report <a href="https://www.nuffieldscholar.org/reports/nz/2020/restructuring-industry-good-future">“Restructuring Industry Good for the Future​”</a>

In 2024, AGMARDT and KPMG New Zealand launched The Common Ground - a home for the conversation following the report "Are industry good organisations, good for industry?"

The Common Ground is a collaborative platform and a call for Communities of Action for the redesign of New Zealand's agriculture and horticulture's "industry good" system.

How can the way we work together on common ground to be fit-for-purpose for the rapidly changing future of wicked problems and big opportunities and have a collaborative approach on everything from environmental to markets?

In this series hosted by Sarah Perriam-Lampp, we speak to the thought-leaders behind the proposal, the sector heads, producers and emerging leaders who might carry The Common Ground solutions forward.

To read the report in full, visit: https://www.thecommonground.org.nz

In 2024, <a href="https://agmardt.org.nz/">AGMARDT</a> and KPMG New Zealand launched The Common Ground - a home for the conversation following the report "Are industry good organisations, good for industry?"
<a href="https://www.thecommonground.org.nz">The Common Ground</a> is a collaborative platform and a call for Communities of Action for the redesign of New Zealand's agriculture and horticulture's "industry good" system.
How can the way we work together on common ground to be fit-for-purpose for the rapidly changing future of wicked problems and big opportunities and have a collaborative approach on everything from environmental to markets?
In this series hosted by Sarah Perriam-Lampp, we speak to the thought-leaders behind the proposal, the sector heads, producers and emerging leaders who might carry The Common Ground solutions forward.
To read the report in full, visit: <a href="https://www.thecommonground.org.nz">https://www.thecommonground.org.nz</a>

How can the way we work together on common ground to be fit-for-purpose for the rapidly changing future of wicked problems and big opportunities and have a collaborative approach on everything from environmental to markets?

The Common Ground

In 2024, AGMARDT and KPMG New Zealand launched The Common Ground - a home for the conversation following the report "Are industry good organisations, good for industry?"

The Common Ground is a collaborative platform and a call for Communities of Action for the redesign of New Zealand's agriculture and horticulture's "industry good" system. 

How can the way we work together on common ground be fit-for-purpose for the rapidly changing future of wicked problems and big opportunities and have a colloborative approach on everything from environmental to markets?

In this series hosted by Sarah Perriam-Lampp, we speak to the thought-leaders behind the proposal, the sector heads, producers and emerging leaders who might carry The Common Ground solutions forward.

To read the report in full, visit: https://www.thecommonground.org.nz

In 2024, AGMARDT and KPMG New Zealand launched <a href="https://www.thecommonground.org.nz">The Common Ground</a> - a home for the conversation following the report "Are industry good organisations, good for industry?"
The Common Ground is a collaborative platform and a call for Communities of Action for the redesign of New Zealand's agriculture and horticulture's "industry good" system. 
How can the way we work together on common ground be fit-for-purpose for the rapidly changing future of wicked problems and big opportunities and have a colloborative approach on everything from environmental to markets?
In this series hosted by Sarah Perriam-Lampp, we speak to the thought-leaders behind the proposal, the sector heads, producers and emerging leaders who might carry The Common Ground solutions forward.
To read the report in full, visit: <a href="https://www.thecommonground.org.nz/">https://www.thecommonground.org.nz</a>

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