He is currently senior farm assistant on the 350 cow Westpac Taranaki Agricultural Research Station at Hawera, owned by Fonterra. The Government has granted border exemptions to cup challengers American Magic and INEOS Team UK, each bringing a couple of hundred crew and staff into the country. Follow her on Twitter, her handle is: @rowie_nz, Rowena Duncum on the World Shearing and Woolhandling Champs. . Leave a Comment | business, environment, Farming, food, media, rural | Tagged: Black Heels & Tractor Wheels, Rowena Duncum | Permalink The Tipperary Station 1st annual cotton picking. And thats the best voice there is. . recognising farmers leading the way in responsible irrigation, innovative water management and environmental stewardship. The reason for this is that for the last 200 years, or since the industrial revolution, we have overused the earths resources of fossil fuels and by industrialising our farming methods also the humus in the soil: basically an overuse of stored carbon in the ground which we have turned in to CO, and methane. The Country. . Succulent lamb, tender beef, mouth-watering chicken. Nationals primary industries minister Nathan Guy was attacked by the then Labour opposition over them; but just a few months after Labour came into office and the whole idea around accountability and transparency is put on the backburner, Morrah says. Im the third generation, my son runs the farm and weve got three grandsons running around the place now. . This years Fieldays has had five and a half months of extra buildup, as it was delayed to avoid the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic. Rowena Duncum is a passionate advocate for the agricultural and rural sectors. Farmers leading the way in responsible irrigation could win a trip to America. "Robertson said he's been fielding calls from India and beyond from people curious to know how professional sports can proceed without virus restrictions. pic.twitter.com/jOMw5flOje, Anna Nelson (@annanelson_4) March 6, 2020. Not to mention our love for the pedigree Ayrshire cow, and later the pedigree Holstein cow. pic.twitter.com/Ewbl8BbAZB, Got to sing the New Zealand anthem a second time: Allan Oldfield World Blade Shearing Champion 2019! New Zealand is not really short of water, it is short of water capture and storage, says HortNZ Chief Executive, Mike Chapman. Having housed 200 cows in winters since 2005, going the whole hog was a big call and an equally big investment. In 2007 we added 80ha of the neighbours to the farm and, as before, did all the water scheme and fencing ourselves. . Regtien, aged 25, won a DairyNZ undergraduate scholarship that helped him get his Bachelor of Agricultural Science. . . Leave a Comment | business, environment, Farming, food, rural | Tagged: Allan Lill, Dr Frank Mitloehner, Earle Wright, Farm Debt Mediation Bill (No 2), Federated Farmers, Gray Baldwin, Jessica Johnston, Luke Evans, Marilyn Baldwin, Rowena Duncum, Shannon Landmark, sharemilkers, Speak Up, Will to Live, Zanda McDonald Award | Permalink Leave a Comment | business, environment, Farming, food, rural | Tagged: Alliance Group, Brent Melville, Brian Stanley, Chris Lewis, David Surveyor, Environmental Protection Authority (EPA), Gravity Fishing, isoflucypram, John Dodd, Murray Isbister, Nate Smith, Neal Wallace, North Otago A&P, Rowena Duncum, Sally Brooker, Vimoy Iblon, Wood Processing and Manufacturing Association (WPMA), Zero Carbon Bill | Permalink A wise move from MPI to give farmers a choice on whether to continue depopulating their farms or delay the culling of cattle.An official decision on whether to eradicate or manage the disease Mycoplasma bovis will be made on Monday.MPI says all farmers bar one whose properties are due to be depopulated from this weekend have decided to go ahead with culling.Executive producer of The Country Rowena Duncum told Andrew Dickens there's been a lot of talk about New Zealand's naivety in thinking we can still eradicate the disease - but that's not the case. "I don't think anyone has yet replicated that sense of excitement of being in a crowd, and the passions that flow from that," he said. Hey government lets K.I.S.S. This button displays the currently selected search type. It's the 30th anniversary of The Country this year. Rowena Duncum: Fine skies greeting farmers on day two of Fieldays in Hamilton. Will the Court of Appeal order disclosure? The Rural Bachelor of the Year competition is now called the Fieldays Rural Catch competition as this year includes both female and male contestants. Cow numbers increased slightly over the years to our current 540-550 herd. A farmers tale: 25 years of highs and lows Rowena Duncan: Rowena Duncum gives voice to the high and lows, hard work, love and dedication of all farmers through the story of one farmer, Bruce Eade, as he celebrates 25 years on his farm. Rachel Short began farming in 2004, with Kenneth Short joining her in 2007 while keeping on in building until 2010. The idea came to life eighteen months ago when Mrs Thomas realised some kids in the region couldnt access the library because they lived too away. In May 2019 we bought 120ha adjacent to the home farm. Dismantling free markets wont solve biodiversity threat Matt Ridley: Driven perhaps by envy at the attention that climate change is getting, and ambition to set up a great new intergovernmental body that can fly scientists to mega-conferences, biologists have gone into overdrive on the subject of biodiversity this week. Over 65% of our exports come from agricultural food production and we produce it with a lower carbon footprint than any other country in the world. Rowena Duncum: Producer of The Country on the International Dairy Foundation's world summit September 20, 2022 3 min New Zealand's Dairy Industry Leaders have been attending the International Dairy Foundation's World Dairy Summit in India last week. Whos calling the shots on co-governance? on. Our land doesn't handle heavy stock well in the winter. After waffling on about my life's "achievements" (current runner-up, women's world gumboot throwing, thank-you-very-much!) Fonterra is also now in asset-selling mode to strengthen its balance sheet. My father and a family friend re-fenced the whole place with our "mankiller" post driver and a David Brown 995. But most of all, theyre speaking directly to urban New Zealand, with no media spin on things. (BusinessDesk) In-market prices for logs in China New Zealands largest export market have fallen in recent weeks and ANZ Bank warns the drop will make the harvest of some woodlots unprofitable. Episodes Popular Podcasts See All Advertise With Us For You . . Big list of jobs completed This Bull mob, putting on big weight gain. "So why am I now one day in to NMM? All this has made our life as humans more comfortable, but it has come at a cost. He said there's something special about being at a game. Thousands of free-range chooks have been able to keep on laying rather than getting laid off due to lockdown. New trial could lead to breeding of low methane-emitting cows James Fyfe: A trial is underway in the Waikato to see if there is a link between cows genetics and how much methane they produce. The court ordered the owners to sell the properties and pay penalties, costs and the gain made on the investment. Our cowshed was built by Waikato Dairy Builders. . So lets look at the prospects for forestry. 1,055 Followers, 365 Following, 73 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Rowena Duncum (@rowie_nz) They call one section of the stadium The Zoo, and it's easy to see why: thousands of university students in team colours standing on their seats, steadying trays of beer, swaying to music and erupting with joy when their team scores. M. bovis eradication going to plan but still work to do: Significant progress has been made in driving down the numbers of farms affected byMycoplasma bovis (M. bovis). If such a link is found, it could mean its possible for farmers to fight climate change by specifically breeding cows that emit less methane. It is most pronounced among what we might refer to as the post-Covid right", Project will identify marketing potential of regenerative agriculture, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice media contrast with NZ, Geraldine boutique accommodation in the old Vicarage, The Democratsdebacle: some lessons from Donald Trumps triumph and Hillary Clintons humiliation, Mike Hosking: We need to think about the public service differently, Exercise 2: 5 Days of Practicing Love (for the Real World). First World Champs Final Blade Teams. 'My chance to walk in someone else's shoes and attempt to understand their ideals and values,' I explained to our urban listening audience. . For New Zealand, the battle ground is China. As silly as it sounds, our cows, having come from a flat farm, didn't know how to calve on the rolling hills. Many industries claim to be driving towards lower emissions but none have the low carbon profile of the wood sector. Sometime in the early 2000s we extended the 30 ASHB to 40. Black Heels and Tractor Wheels - Presented by Rural Women New Zealand, Black Heels and Tractor Wheels - Presented by Rural Women New Zealand. At 8 am today the gates open for Fieldays 2022. Aug 19 2022 4 mins. "Being locked down, we just needed something to vent out. Mitch MacRae has had to deal with everything nature can throw at a farmer, and perhaps a little bit more, because his pernickety stock simply die if the water temperature gets above about 24 degrees. Read more: Golden Gumboot leads to Fieldays love for rural bachelor, Ryley confirms Mike's version of events but adds it wasn't love at first sight, saying she fell for his charms only "after he had a haircut.". A while ago I wrote an article about farming partnerships as part of our 'People that farm' series. . Ben Richards becomes Bayer Marlborough Young Viticulturist of Year 2019: Ben Richards from Indevinbecame the Bayer MarlboroughYoung Viticulturist of the Year 2019 on 4 July following the competition held at Constellations Drylands Vineyard. There's been some big changes since then, along with the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. This is something I get asked often, and there's no one-size-fits-all, but something that always resonates with me is when farmers open up and showcase their lives, their achievements and when things don't go quite so well. The trial, involving dairy breeding bulls, is being run by Livestock Improvement Corporation (LIC) and CRV Ambreed, which between them sire 90 percent of the countrys dairy herd through their artificial breeding bulls. Rug pulled from under trophy hunt operations Yvonne OHara: Leithen Valley Hunts owner Rachel Stewart has had no clients and no income since New Zealands borders were closed. Latest technology to be demonstrated at the Horticulture Conference 2019: Technology that will help fruit and vegetable growers now and in the future will be demonstrated at Our Food Future, the Horticulture Conference 2019 between 31 July and 2 August at Mystery Creek, Hamilton. It makes it relatable. Did I want to go fishing, Nate Smith asked from the wheelhouse of his boat Gravity. Breakfeeds are shorter podcasts from Beef + Lamb New Zealand As farmers and growers, social media is useful to tell our stories and also to interact with the general public and urban counterparts. Rowena is proud to be the producer of The Country, the longest running rural radio show in New Zealand. Release Calendar Top 250 Movies Most Popular Movies Browse Movies by Genre Top Box Office Showtimes & Tickets Movie News India Movie Spotlight. Everyone I've spoken to once again today is positive, as they were yesterday but there's a lot more people here today. Theyre fishing for the future Neal Wallace: The desire to remove the ticket-clipping middlemen is not confined to dairy and meat farmers wanting to get closer to their markets and earn higher prices. . That was a very dark day and had us questioning if we had made the right move. GRAHAM ADAMS: Hipkins stealth revolution in education, "I find the virtual hostility to Zelenskyy incredibly disturbing. Earlier in the week, the country removed just about every remaining virus restriction, with the notable exception of keeping the border closed.That meant there were no masks or social distancing required when more than 20,000 fans poured into the Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin to watch Saturday's match between the local Highlanders and the Chiefs, who had traveled from Hamilton. Trees replace top cattle Annette Scott: As far north as sale yards get in New Zealand the Broadwood selling centre in Northland hosted one of the countrys more notable capital stock clearing sales last week. Most farmers are good employers and to celebrate this, industry stakeholders have launched the Good Boss campaign. Leave a Comment | business, environment, Farming, food, rural | Tagged: Bellbird Spring, Brigitte Allan, Buxton Trout & Salmon, Carol Booth, Julia Eden, Lacey Agate, Lake Mountain, Leithen Valley Hunts, Lucas Percy, Marian MacDonald, Matthew Haugh, Mitch MacRae, Pegasus Bay, Pyramid Valley, Rachel Stewart, Rowena Duncum, Stewart Eden, Te Pari, William Morrison, Yarra Ranges, Young Viticulturist of the Year, Yvonne O'Hara | Permalink Movies. It makes it relatable. We catch up with a Rai Valley dairy farmer who is busy figuring out how to milk his cows after floodwaters inundated his paddocks and dairy shed. An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Sheep grazing a #CoverCrop on the Canterbury Plains ahead of a spring seed crop pic.twitter.com/K0AvgRPolz, Allan Lill (@allan_lill) August 22, 2019. Those #Ezicalve bulls just love getting in a cow photo @MorrisonFarming pic.twitter.com/A7W4LoxH0C, Wayne Langford (@goaheadfarms) June 28, 2019. But we're still here. Weve gone all out to ensure that this years conference features demonstrations of technology that can help growers tackle some of the challenges that they face, says Horticulture New Zealand Chief Executive, Mike Chapman. . #champions pic.twitter.com/QGnRgjRO7j, Bloody legends!!! Along with pushing the buttons to take the show to air at midday each weekday, she also contributes to the shows direction, hunts down people for interviews and tries to keep the shows host Jamie Mackay in line as NZs champion cow-pat thrower and the 2nd best gumboot thrower in the world, shes more than qualified. . Rowena Duncum at The Country site at Fieldays 2022. We've always been ones to control as many aspects of daily farming life as possible and becoming fully self-contained was part of this. Along with pushing the buttons to take the show to air at midday each weekday, she also contributes to the shows direction, hunts down people for interviews and tries to keep the shows host Jamie Mackay inline as NZs champion cow-pat thrower and the 2nd best gumboot thrower in the world, shes more than qualified. It has undoubtedly been the right move for us, as the future of farming constantly changes. . . Global meat production from 1961 to 2018 from UN FAO: https://t.co/E1ZHAWHxhc, % growth over that time:Beef +143%Chicken +1412%Goat +442%Pork +388%Mutton/lamb +99%Turkey +557%, The human population has grown 142% over the same time pic.twitter.com/CUR7NrRVV0, Sara Place (@drsplace) December 21, 2020. Our young stock is weighed and drenched every three weeks from about seven weeks of age, said Julia. . . So says one of the countrys leading experts in the field, Warrnambool veterinarian and senior lecturer in cattle medicine at Melbourne University Dr David Beggs. It is a path being followed by Bluff fisherman Nate Smith but, he tellsNeal Wallace, he has another motive for supplying fish direct to customers. Posted by homepaddock. Sunset last night. Those in the industry can learn from it, or it could be inspirational for someone interested in agriculture. Congratulations also goes to Will Bowman from Black Estate who was Runner Up. - Lyssna p Rowena Duncum: They've had to offer truck drivers double the pay av Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive direkt i din mobil, surfplatta eller webblsare - utan app. Blue Sky reports best result in 8 years Rebecca Howard: (BusinessDesk) Southland meat processor and marketer Blue Sky Meats says the year to March was its best result in eight years as a strategic plan bore fruit. We lost a LOT of cows that spring. . POLITIK understands that around 70,000 temporary work visas are due to expire by the end of September. He grew up in Decatur and was a graduate of Decatur High School, and then Abilene Christian University in 2014. Posted by homepaddock, Todays International Rural Women's Day. "To bring the country together since New Zealand is turning into one bubble. #IRWD2020 to all women #farmers out there who proudly produce to feed the country. Visa uncertainty threatens farm crisis Richard Harman: The Government is considering extending temporary work visas due to expire over the next few months so that essential businesses do not lose semi-skilled workers. Leave a Comment | business, environment, Farming, food, forestry, rural | Tagged: Affco, Allan Oldfield, Colin Williscroft, Craig Rowley, Daniel Birchfield, David Connolly, Fonterra, Gary Kircher, Jim Salinger, Keith Woodford, Mycoplasma bovis, One Billion Trees, Rowena Duncum, Shane Jones, Susan Kilsby, Tom Young, Tony Dobbs, Waimate/Waitaki Mycoplasma Bovis Advisory Group | Permalink Like it or not, it takes 80 per cent of our log exports. A former dairy farmer and 2013 Taranaki Farm Manager of the Year, she hung up the milking apron and swapped her red bands for radio in 2016 to become Executive Producer of The Country NZMEs long-standing rural radio show, hosted by Jamie Mackay. . Stratford farm assistant Peter Templeton, aged 21, placed second in the dairy trainee contest winning $500. Lamb contract rewards loyalty Colin Williscroft: A $9/kg fixed-price lamb contract for August is a reward for customer loyalty, Affco national livestock manager Tom Young says. Get more of the radio, music and podcasts you love with the FREE Posted by homepaddock. Farmers stocking dams with trout the latest diversification for Buxton Trout & Salmon after coronavirus hits tourism Marian Macdonald: First, rising water temperatures cut production in half, now, as the coronavirus slices 80 per cent off his income, land-based farmers are helping to keep a Yarra Valley fish farmer afloat. While the U.N. report pointed out that cattle and other animals do indeed produce the greenhouse gas methane no secret there he says the U.N. and special friends such as anti-animal agriculture activists and vegan promoters leave out important facts. Tougher bank capital rules could slice 10% from dairy profits Rabo NZ Rebecca Howard: (BusinessDesk) Stricter bank capital requirements would severely dent dairy farm profits if the Reserve Bank goes ahead as planned, warn dairy interests in submissions on the contentious proposals. I wanted to see if cutting meat from my diet could, or would, lead to a higher perspectiveor just anemia.Now, I love May. Alternatively, it could require the lender to fund the mediation, which we as a sector would no doubt fund indirectly through increased fees. Five Rivers, Northern Southland.Yip, that is snow! I'm not gonna lie, the odds for me going the distance are not flash - this may be a safe 'TAB Sports Bet of the Week' for my junior offsider Lashes on Friday.P.S. How is the situation in China impacting our primary exporters? . . Try again later. Faltering forestry risks NZs climate strategy Marty Verry: Global headwinds are lining up against New Zealands number one climate change mitigation strategy the one billion trees policy. It was an incredible experience and made us appreciate just how innovative New Zealand farming is!. Photo / Waipa Post. Naturally, I rolled my eyes and dismissed the concept as 'ridiculous.' As Programme partners, MPI, DairyNZ and Beef + Lamb New Zealand are working together to support affected farmers through this eradication programme. I knew then what I wanted to do. I. We had a farm signed up just out of Riversdale in Southland originally, but at the eleventh hour it fell through. Its a rite of passage growing up in Aotearoa. . The Country Producer, Rowena Duncum explains it all here. "The industry's pretty divided over it. . Our teams have adapted really quickly and theyve done a lot of great work. The odds for me failing by Thursday May 24th just shortened dramatically.P.P.S. . Mr Dodd, who farms at Tapui, has been involved with the organisation since the late 1980s. Photo / SuppliedSponsored contentOpinion: The Country's executive producer Rowena Duncum had a yarn to a few exhibitors and got a sneak peek at their innovative ideas and products before the gates officially opened at Fieldays today. Whenua Ora Tangata Ora is a joint partnership between FOMA Innovation, the science and technology arm of the Federation of Mori Authorities (FOMA); Soil Connection, biological farming and soil health experts; and Toha, an environmental impact platform that recently launched Calm The Farm to support farmers to reduce their environmental and climate impacts while improving financial resilience. One billion tree flawed says climate scientist: The Forestry Minister Shane Jones one billion trees wont reduce carbon emissions, as too few natives are being planted, climate scientist Jim Salinger says. "Anyone who's a fan of live sport or even live music knows that if you're there, it's totally different," he said.For fan Iki Uele, it was a pleasure just seeing all the people. The Muster with Andy Muir: Rowena Duncum (Podcast Episode 2022) on IMDb: Movies, TV, Celebs, and more. Dad and I had to roll her onto the tractor tray to get her inside. Five years later, she is in her first year managing the 290ha Cottesbrook Farm for Mr Haugh. When Mike Short entered the Fieldays Rural Bachelor of the Year competition back in 2009, he wasn't expecting to meet his future wife. Leave a Comment | business, environment, Farming, food, rural | Tagged: Anna Nelson, Dairy Womens Network (DWN), DairyNZ, Dr Paul Le Mire, Federated Farmers, Federation of Maori Authorities (FoMA), Gerald Piddock, Golden Shears, John Roche, Lone Sorensen, Maja Burry, Meat Industry Association (MIA), Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI), Mycoplasma bovis, NZ Young Farmers (NZYF), Riker Swan, Rowena Duncum, Snow Harrison, Soil Connection, Te Horipo Karaitiana, Toha, Whenua Ora Tangata Ora, Zimmatic Trailblazer Sustainable Irrigation Awards | Permalink And that's the best voice there is. A former dairy farmer and 2013 Taranaki Farm Manager of the Year, she hung up the milking apron and swapped her red bands for radio in 2016 to become Executive Producer of The Country - NZME's long-standing rural radio show, hosted by Jamie Mackay. When Mike Short entered the Fieldays Rural Bachelor of the Year competition back in 2009, he wasn't expecting to meet his future wife. 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