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By Lee Matheson, Perrin Ag A perfect storm has been brewing. Low wool prices, increasing shearing costs, dilapidated wool harvesting infrastructure (historically known as woolsheds), a tightening labour pool and an apparent lack of consumer recognition of wool’s inherent values and performance as a fibre,
Perrin Ag has appointed a senior horticultural specialist, as an increasing number of land owners consider land use change to take advantage of better returns. Perrin Ag has appointed a senior horticultural specialist, as an increasing number of land owners consider land use change to
It’s staff recruitment time for dairy farmers across the country. A well-planned recruitment and selection process is crucial to finding the right people for your team. Our consultant Rachel Durie offers up a few tips and tricks to help you find the right candidates. Start
Ex-farmer now helping others run viable, profitable businesses Ex-farmer Daniel Payton is now using his knowledge and practical experience to help farmers make changes to their system, while retaining a viable and profitable business. Daniel (37) is Perrin Ag’s newest consultant. One of his first
Read our full standard operating procedure to manage the risk of environmental damage from Intensive Winter Grazing activities, as defined by the Resource Management National Environmental Standards for Freshwater Regulations 2020 (NES). Download PDF
Read our full standard operating procedure to manage the risk of environmental damage from Intensive Winter Grazing activities, as defined by the Resource Management National Environmental Standards for Freshwater Regulations 2020 (NES). Download PDF
Whanganui teen excels in agribusiness with help of scholarship Hope is currently in her second year of extramural study, majoring in farm management. The scholarship will contribute to her course fees for 2020, with an opportunity to undertake practical work experience at one of Perrin
Perrin Ag comment on Waikato Regional Council Plan Change1. The following provides a brief summary and commentary on the revised version of Waikato Regional Council (WRC) Plan Change1 (PC1). The content focusses on dairy and drystock farming. There are additional provisions that are not discussed
