EPISODE · Apr 3, 2025 · 45 MIN
Episode 60 - The changing face of agriculture in New Zealand
from DAIRY Country · host CountryWide Network
In this episode, David Jensen, a dairy farmer and kiwifruit grower, shares his experience transitioning to kiwifruit cultivation. He discusses challenges like labour shortages, investment costs, and the evolving kiwifruit market, as well as the impact of political policies on agriculture. David highlights the importance of understanding farming dynamics and key factors for successful diversification, including strategic investments and staying informed on market trends. Guests include: David Jensen, Kiwifruit Orchard Owner Hosts: Sheryl Haitana, Editor, Dairy Exporter Anne Lee, Deputy Editor, Dairy Exporter David Jensen, a dairy farmer and kiwifruit grower, discusses the shift from dairy farming to kiwifruit cultivation in New Zealand. He explores the challenges of labour shortages, high investment costs, and the fluctuating dynamics of the kiwifruit market. While dairy farming remains a viable option, Jensen highlights the growing appeal of diversification in agriculture. He identifies the hurdles farmers face in transitioning to new crops, such as understanding market trends and securing the right investments. Jensen advocates for a strategic approach to diversification, stressing the importance of staying informed about the agricultural sector and aligning business decisions with both market opportunities and policy changes. He believes that successful diversification relies on thoughtful planning, investment, and support from the right financial and governmental structures. Listen to the episode on solar HERE Buy the Dairy Exporter Autumn Issue here SUBSCRIBE TO DAIRY EXPORTER - EMAIL NEWSLETTER (FREE - WEEKLY) SUBSCRIBE TO DAIRY EXPORTER - MAGAZINE ($79/YR FOR 4 JOURNALS)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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