Welcome to Blue Shed Diary! We are your go-to podcast for Farmers, Growers, and the Rural Sector.

We have hit the road and headed to Mystery Creek for Fieldays to talk to the movers and shakers of the Primary Industries.

It's not every day you can walk down the street and see politicians from all sides of the aisle, but at Fieldays you can - especially this year! In November, New Zealand heads to the polls and the parties are asking for your vote. So, what's their pitch to the provinces?

Joining the conversation is ACT MP Andrew Hoggard. Andrew is the Minister for Biosecurity & Food Safety and Associate Minister for Agriculture and the Environment.

Welcome to Blue Shed Diary! We are your go-to podcast for Farmers, Growers, and the Rural Sector.

We have hit the road and headed to Mystery Creek for Fieldays to talk to the movers and shakers of the Primary Industries.

It's not every day you can walk down the street and see politicians from all sides of the aisle, but at Fieldays you can - especially this year! In November, New Zealand heads to the polls and the parties are asking for your vote. So, what's their pitch to the provinces?

Joining the conversation is New Zealand First's MP Mark Patterson. He is Minister for Rural Communities, Associate Minister of Agriculture and Regional Development.

Welcome to Blue Shed Diary! We are your go-to podcast forFarmers, Growers, and the Rural Sector.

We have hit the road and headed to Mystery Creek for Fieldays to talk to the movers and shakers of the Primary Industries.

It's not every day you can walk down the street and seepoliticians from all sides of the aisle, but at Fieldays you can - especially this year!

In November, New Zealand heads to the polls and the parties are asking for your vote. So, what's their pitch to the provinces?

Joining the conversation is Green Party MP Steve Abel. He sits on the Primary Production Select Committee and holds the Agriculture, Minerals & Resources, Crown Māori Relations, Animal Welfare, and Food Safety portfolios for the Green Party.

Welcome to Blue Shed Diary! We are your go-to podcast forFarmers, Growers, and the Rural Sector. We have hit the road and headed to Mystery Creek for Fieldays to talk to the movers and shakers of the Primary Industries.

It's not every day you can walk down the street and seepoliticians from all sides of the aisle, but at Fieldays you can - especially this year!

In November, New Zealand heads to the polls and the parties are asking for your vote. So, what's their pitch to the provinces?

Joining the conversation is National MP for Rotorua Todd McClay. He is the Minister for Agriculture, Trade, and Forestry and joins Milton on the show.

Welcome to Blue Shed Diary! We are your go-to podcast for Farmers, Growers, and the Rural Sector.

We have hit the road and headed to Mystery Creek for Fieldays to talk to the movers and shakers of the Primary Industries.

It's not every day you can walk down the street and see politicians from all sides of the aisle, but at Fieldays you can - especially this year! In November, New Zealand heads to the polls and the parties are asking for your vote. So, what's their pitch to the provinces?

Joining the conversation is Jo Luxton, Labour MP and Spokesperson for Agriculture, Biosecurity and Customs.

Welcome to Blue Shed Diary, the go-to podcast for Farmersand Growers from PGG Wrightson. We recorded from the PGG Wrightson tent at Fieldays to have conversations with the movers and shakers of the primary industry.

Wool is having a moment -- prices are up and wool growersare reaping the rewards. What is behind the renaissance?

Joining the conversation is Rachel Shearer, PGG Wrightson GM of Wool.

Bringing you the sights and sounds of Fieldays 2026 -- Blue Shed Diary travelled to Mystery Creek to have conversations with the movers and shakers of the Primary Industry.

Most Farmers and Growers are on a first name basis with their banks; these institutions are essential to helping our Primary Industry thrive. In a year where farmer confidence continues to soar, what does this mean for our leading agricultural lenders?

Joining the conversation at Fieldays is Dan Huggins, BNZ Managing Director & CEO.

Blue Shed Diary at Fieldays!

The podcast left the studio for the PGW tent at Mystery Creek to have conversations with all of the movers and shakers of the Primary Industries.

For many farmers, the infrastructure supporting their rural communities is not up to the task. From roads to water, many in the provinces feel investment is primarily funnelled to the big cities.

Fighting to change that is Charlie Reynolds, Federated Farmers Provincial President for Gisborne and Wairoa.

He joined the conversation on Wednesday from Fieldays.

Welcome to Blue Shed Diary, PGG Wrightson's podcast forFarmers and Growers. We were at Mystery Creek to have conversations with the movers and shakers of the primary sector.

The highest honour in Māori Agriculture is the AhuwhenuaTrophy. Established 93 years ago by Sir Apirana Ngata and Lord Bledisloe, the competition tests the skills and proficiency of Māori farmers.

PGG Wrightson was chuffed to the have the actual trophy inour tent at Fieldays (at least for a short time) - and with it, the Chair of the Ahuwhenua Trophy Management Committee, Nukuhia Hadfield. She joined the conversation from our tent at Fieldays to discuss the history of the event, the winners of this year's cup, and the importance of supporting Māori Agriculture.

Welcome to Blue Shed Diary, PGG Wrightson's podcast for Farmers and Growers. We are at Mystery Creek to have conversations with the movers and shakers of the primary sector.

The highest honour in Māori Agriculture is the Ahuwhenua Trophy. Established 93 years ago by Sir Apirana Ngata and Lord Bledisloe, the competition tests the skills and proficiency of Māori farmers.

PGG Wrightson was chuffed to the have the actual trophy in our tent at Fieldays (at least for a short time) - and with it, the Chair of the Ahuwhenua Trophy Management Committee, Nukuhia Hadfield. She joined the conversation from our tent at Fieldays to discuss the history of the event, the winners of this year's cup, and the importance of supporting Māori Agriculture.