A jump in the payout forecast could signal dairy is again going to do the heavy lifting for the country’s struggling economy and brighter times could be on the horizon. So it’s a good time to look at what’s happening in global markets and what tools are available here to give farmers an edge onfarm.

In this episode we talk to Southland Sharemilker Anieka Templer about equity partnerships and wearable technology; RaboResearch’s Stefan Vogel at the NZIPIM Conference about how the global markets are stacking up; and agribusiness consultant James Allen about the role of farm advisors. 

Guests include:
Anieka Templer, Sharemilker
Stefan Vogel, General Manager, RaboResearch Australia & New Zealand
James Allen, CEO & Agribusiness Consultant, AgFirst

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

Southland Sharemilker Anieka Templer discusses why they decided to introduce wearables with the Allflex cow collars, and how that has benefited their system, and what data they’ve been able to collect. She says it's completely changed how they manage their time onfarm, including being able to focus on other projects. 

RaboResearch Australia & New Zealand’s General Manager Stefan Vogel gives an update on what dairy farmers can expect in the next twelve months with overseas export markets and discusses why shipping prices are so high at the moment. 

He also discusses how the Chinese are favouring sustainably sourced, and therefore healthy, food, which has become more important to them post-Covid. He warns that this doesn’t mean they’re likely to pay a premium for New Zealand products yet. 

Farm consultant James Allen spoke at the NZIPIM Conference last week, and discusses the current role of farm consultants as farming gets more complex. He says the advisory role has evolved into supporting compliance from an independent viewpoint, or it could be around helping with consents management and nutritional advice. He also discusses how farmers can use data to influence onfarm decisions, with the help of their farm advisors, and also the future role of AI on our farms. . 

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A jump in the payout forecast could signal dairy is again going to do the heavy lifting for the country’s struggling economy and brighter times could be on the horizon. So it’s a good time to look at what’s happening in global markets and what tools are available here to give farmers an edge onfarm.
In this episode we talk to Southland Sharemilker Anieka Templer about equity partnerships and wearable technology; RaboResearch’s Stefan Vogel at the NZIPIM Conference about how the global markets are stacking up; and agribusiness consultant James Allen about the role of farm advisors. 
Guests include:
<ol>
<li aria-level="1">Anieka Templer, Sharemilker</li>
<li aria-level="1">Stefan Vogel, General Manager, <a href="https://www.rabobank.com/">RaboResearch Australia &amp; New Zealand</a></li>
<li aria-level="1">James Allen, CEO &amp; Agribusiness Consultant, <a href="https://www.agfirst.co.nz/">AgFirst</a></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>
Southland Sharemilker Anieka Templer discusses why they decided to introduce wearables with the Allflex cow collars, and how that has benefited their system, and what data they’ve been able to collect. She says it's completely changed how they manage their time onfarm, including being able to focus on other projects. 
RaboResearch Australia &amp; New Zealand’s General Manager Stefan Vogel gives an update on what dairy farmers can expect in the next twelve months with overseas export markets and discusses why shipping prices are so high at the moment. 
He also discusses how the Chinese are favouring sustainably sourced, and therefore healthy, food, which has become more important to them post-Covid. He warns that this doesn’t mean they’re likely to pay a premium for New Zealand products yet. 
Farm consultant James Allen spoke at the NZIPIM Conference last week, and discusses the current role of farm consultants as farming gets more complex. He says the advisory role has evolved into supporting compliance from an independent viewpoint, or it could be around helping with consents management and nutritional advice. He also discusses how farmers can use data to influence onfarm decisions, with the help of their farm advisors, and also the future role of AI on our farms. . 
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to exclusive weekly interviews to come straight to your ears with this brand-spanking
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It’s here you can seek out the guidance, inspiration and smarts it takes to dairy farm
into the future to be outstanding in your field on The Dairy Exporter Podcast hosted
by Editor &Deputy Editor of Dairy Exporter, Sheryl Haitana & Anne Lee and her
fellow journalists.

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sheryl@countrywidemedia.co.nz if you have a great insight to share with our
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It’s been your mainstay in dairy farming since 1925 as your trusted source of adding value to your dairy business, now it’s time for the Dairy Exporters’s seasonal stories to exclusive weekly interviews to come straight to your ears with this brand-spanking new podcast.
 It’s here you can seek out the guidance, inspiration and smarts it takes to dairy farm into the future to be outstanding in your field on The Dairy Exporter Podcast hosted by Editor &amp;Deputy Editor of Dairy Exporter, Sheryl Haitana &amp; Anne Lee and her fellow journalists. Get in touch with our Editor of Dairy Exporter on email sheryl@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’t miss our weekly episodes of The Dairy Exporter Podcast by hitting the subscribe button now and <a href="https://dairyexporter.co.nz/sign-up/">join our Dairy Exporter weekly email newsletter</a> to get the latest in-depth stories in your mailbox so you are always ahead of the game in the business of dairy farming into the future.
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