Recently, the Grow 2019: Boma Agri Summit took place in Christchurch, discussing the changing world of agriculture in Aotearoa; from food production to the role of technology and the changing market, among other things.

Senior Journalist, Anne Lee sat down with some of the speakers at the event. In this episode, Penny Clark-Hall talks about her work as a social license consultant in the primary sector.

Senior reporter Anne Lee, speaks with Dr. Jim Gibbs, from Lincoln University, about his research on fodder beet. In this episode (part 1 of 2), Gibbs covers all things transition, whether that be to the wintering block or to the milking platform if you're using the crop there.

For part 2: https://soundcloud.com/user-951516558/fodder-beet-dr-jim-gibbs-ep-3

Senior reporter Anne Lee, speaks with Dr. Jim Gibbs, from Lincoln University, about his research on fodder beet. In this first of 5 episodes, Gibbs talks about his early work and the findings that give some great insight into how and why Best Practice management systems in use today have evolved.

This week we speak with Kaila Colbin, CEO of Boma NZ, about the upcoming Grow 2019 Agri Summit. Held in Christchurch on April 10-11, the summit will tackle questions about the future of the primary sector in Aotearoa, future challenges and opportunities. Subscribers to the Dairy Exporter or Country-Wide are eligible for a 10% discount on ticket prices. For your discount code contact us.

Phone: 0800 224 782

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Get tickets for Grow 2019: https://www.grow.nz.boma.global/