Farmers Weekly Podcast

(00:00:00) Full Show | May 1

(00:01:30) Australian beef prices take a hit

(00:06:40) A farming legacy: PGG Wrightson marks 175 years

(00:16:12) New Waikato Feds president’s game plan

This week on the Farmers Weekly Podcast, we cover key developments shaping the rural sector on both sides of the Tasman. AgriHQ analyst Alex Coddington joins us to break down falling Australian beef prices, driven by dry conditions and increased supply, and what looming China quota tariffs could mean for exports. PGG Wrightson chief executive Stephen Guerin reflects on the company’s 175-year legacy and its roots in New Zealand farming history. Plus, Federated Farmers Waikato president Chris Woolerton shares his plans for the role and his commitment to reconnecting with farmers on the ground to better represent their voices.

AgriHQ analyst Alex Coddington joins the show to discuss the state of the Australian livestock markets, highlighting a drop in farmgate beef prices after dry weather saw stock surge to the processor.

PGG Wrightson chief executive Stephen Guerin joins the show to talk about the company’s 175th anniversary, which is being marked on May 1. George Gould launched Christchurch’s first general store in May, 1851, beginning a long legacy of farm supply businesses that all contributed to the PGG Wrightson we know today.

AgriHQ analyst Alex Coddington joins the show to discuss the state of the Australian livestock markets, highlighting a drop in farmgate beef prices after dry weather saw stock surge to the processor.

Federated Farmers’ new Waikato president Chris Woolerton discusses how he’ll approach his new role, his life in farming, and previous governance roles.