Guests include:
Ed Harrison, farm consultant, Baker Ag
Dr. Todd White, Head of Product and pasture scientist, Farmax
Frazer Weir, Head of Agri, BDO Christchurch

Hosts:
Rebecca Greaves, Editor, Country-Wide
Sarah Perriam-Lampp, Managing Director, CountryWide Media



When a typical North Island hill country farm budget for this year shows a potential $176,000 loss this year, it’s pretty easy to fly into fight or flight? 



So how do you make logical business decisions when it's tough that puts you in a robust position to control costs and set up to capture more value?

Editor of Country-Wide, Rebecca Greaves along with her co-host Sarah Perriam-Lampp discuss how to navigate tough times in sheep & beef farming with top tips from experts.

The episode kicks off with Ed Harrison from BakerAg who recently held a Beef + Lamb NZ  financial workshop that Rebecca attended about cost control with alot of practical advice for this year and potentially a few more challenging years ahead.

Read Ed Harrison’s top tips here: https://country-wide.co.nz/planning-for-tough-times/  (Free)

What if you could accurately model your decision making running many scenarios on a digital version of your own farm? Dr. Todd White from Farmax explains what making tactical decisions throughout the season can do for your bottom line.

Learn more about Farmax: http://www.farmax.co.nz/

To wrap the episode, Rebecca Greaves gets the key takeaways from Frazer Weir’s six-week webinar, Sow, Grow & Thrive hosted by Beef + Lamb NZ on how to get the best value and advice from your advisors, how to work on your business not in it and how the top performing farmers operate in tough times. 

Get the key messages from the webinar & access the recordings https://beeflambnz.com/news/key-messages-emerge-sow-grow-thrive-webinar-series

Subscribe to Country-Wide magazine for $59 for four issues annually: https://country-wide.co.nz/shop/



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A word from our sponsor

FARMAX is a modelling and decision support tool, developed for pastoral farmers in New Zealand. The tool allows you to build a model of your own unique farm system and use it to record actual farm performance data, forecast future expectations and investigate unlimited scenarios for potential changes to your farm system.

Our GHG emissions calculations, sequestration features and Carbon Pricing Report allow farmers to not only know their GHG number, but to make a plan that will reduce emissions and maintain profitability.

Commercially launched in 2003, FARMAX was developed by AgResearch and was born out of 20 years of research. It is an evidence-based software system developed for the industry, by agricultural experts. The FARMAX Engine®, which drives all our products, gives farmers a truly unique advantage, because it accurately models the complex biological system that is their own pastoral farm. It creates a digital ‘twin’ of the farm business.

Today, Farmax is owned by FarmIQ. Through AgResearch being a shareholder of FarmIQ, Farmax continues to work closely with our preferred science partners to ensure the application is kept relevant with the aim to create the most valuable farm planning and analysis tools for New Zealand farmers.

FARMAX is used by farmers, rural consultants, scientists, councils, research bodies and academics to find the right balance between production, profitability and sustainability.

Visit http://www.farmax.co.nz/

Guests include:
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<li aria-level="1">Ed Harrison, farm consultant, Baker Ag</li>
<li aria-level="1">Dr. Todd White, Head of Product and pasture scientist, Farmax</li>
<li aria-level="1">Frazer Weir, Head of Agri, BDO Christchurch</li>
</ol>
Hosts:
<ol>
<li aria-level="1">Rebecca Greaves, Editor, Country-Wide</li>
<li aria-level="1">Sarah Perriam-Lampp, Managing Director, CountryWide Media</li>
</ol>
 
When a typical North Island hill country farm budget for this year shows a potential $176,000 loss this year, it’s pretty easy to fly into fight or flight? 
 
So how do you make logical business decisions when it's tough that puts you in a robust position to control costs and set up to capture more value?
Editor of Country-Wide, Rebecca Greaves along with her co-host Sarah Perriam-Lampp discuss how to navigate tough times in sheep &amp; beef farming with top tips from experts.
The episode kicks off with Ed Harrison from BakerAg who recently held a Beef + Lamb NZ  financial workshop that Rebecca attended about cost control with alot of practical advice for this year and potentially a few more challenging years ahead.
Read Ed Harrison’s top tips here: <a href="https://country-wide.co.nz/planning-for-tough-times/">https://country-wide.co.nz/planning-for-tough-times/</a>  (Free)
What if you could accurately model your decision making running many scenarios on a digital version of your own farm? Dr. Todd White from Farmax explains what making tactical decisions throughout the season can do for your bottom line.
Learn more about Farmax: <a href="http://www.farmax.co.nz/">http://www.farmax.co.nz/</a> 
To wrap the episode, Rebecca Greaves gets the key takeaways from Frazer Weir’s six-week webinar, Sow, Grow &amp; Thrive hosted by Beef + Lamb NZ on how to get the best value and advice from your advisors, how to work on your business not in it and how the top performing farmers operate in tough times. 
Get the key messages from the webinar &amp; access the recordings <a href="https://beeflambnz.com/news/key-messages-emerge-sow-grow-thrive-webinar-series">https://beeflambnz.com/news/key-messages-emerge-sow-grow-thrive-webinar-series</a> 
Subscribe to Country-Wide magazine for $59 for four issues annually: <a href="https://country-wide.co.nz/shop/">https://country-wide.co.nz/shop/</a> 
 
SUBSCRIBE TO C<a href="https://country-wide.co.nz/sign-up/">ountry-Wide’s Email Newsletter here</a>
 
A word from our sponsor
FARMAX is a modelling and decision support tool, developed for pastoral farmers in New Zealand. The tool allows you to build a model of your own unique farm system and use it to record actual farm performance data, forecast future expectations and investigate unlimited scenarios for potential changes to your farm system.
Our GHG emissions calculations, sequestration features and Carbon Pricing Report allow farmers to not only know their GHG number, but to make a plan that will reduce emissions and maintain profitability.
Commercially launched in 2003, FARMAX was developed by AgResearch and was born out of 20 years of research. It is an evidence-based software system developed for the industry, by agricultural experts. The FARMAX Engine®, which drives all our products, gives farmers a truly unique advantage, because it accurately models the complex biological system that is their own pastoral farm. It creates a digital ‘twin’ of the farm business.
Today, Farmax is owned by FarmIQ. Through AgResearch being a shareholder of FarmIQ, Farmax continues to work closely with our preferred science partners to ensure the application is kept relevant with the aim to create the most valuable farm planning and analysis tools for New Zealand farmers.
FARMAX is used by farmers, rural consultants, scientists, councils, research bodies and academics to find the right balance between production, profitability and sustainability.
Visit <a href="http://www.farmax.co.nz/">http://www.farmax.co.nz/</a>

Bringing' you the best of rural New Zealand for nearly 50 years via your mailboxes, now it’s time for our seasonal stories from the magazine to weekly updates straight to your ears.

Proud to celebrate the grit and the smarts it takes to farm as well as good ol' fashioned country culture with The Country-Wide Podcast.

Hosts: Rebecca Greaves - Editor of Country-Wide

For more information & to subscribe to Country-Wide, visit www.country-wide.co.nz

Bringing' you the best of rural New Zealand for nearly 50 years via your mailboxes, now it’s time for our seasonal stories from the magazine to weekly updates straight to your ears.
Proud to celebrate the grit and the smarts it takes to farm as well as good ol' fashioned country culture with The Country-Wide Podcast.
Hosts: Rebecca Greaves - Editor of Country-Wide
For more information &amp; to subscribe to Country-Wide, visit www.country-wide.co.nz

The Country-Wide Podcast

Bringing' you the best of rural New Zealand for nearly 50 years via your mailboxes, now it’s time for' our seasonal stories from the magazine to weekly updates straight to your ears.

Proud to celebrate the grit and the smarts it takes to farm as well as good ol' fashioned country culture with The Country-Wide Podcast.

Hosts: Editor of Country-Wide, Rebecca Greaves and CountryWide Media’s Managing Director, Sarah Perriam-Lampp.

To subscribe to Country-Wide, visit www.country-wide.co.nz

Bringing' you the best of rural New Zealand for nearly 50 years via your mailboxes, now it’s time for' our seasonal stories from the magazine to weekly updates straight to your ears.
Proud to celebrate the grit and the smarts it takes to farm as well as good ol' fashioned country culture with The Country-Wide Podcast.
Hosts: Editor of Country-Wide, Rebecca Greaves and CountryWide Media’s Managing Director, Sarah Perriam-Lampp.
To subscribe to Country-Wide, visit <a href="http://www.country-wide.co.nz">www.country-wide.co.nz</a>

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