Scene + Herd: Podcasts from Beef + Lamb New Zealand
Podcasts from Beef + Lamb New Zealand, the farmer-owned industry organisation representing New Zealand's sheep and beef farmers.
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- Sep 17, 2026
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- Jul 23, 2026
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From Outlook to Opportunity (opens the original)
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Listen to Beef + Lamb New Zealand’s latest Scene + Herd podcast to hear about our 2026–27 New Season Outlook. B+LNZ are forecasting continued strong returns for New Zealand sheep and beef farmers. Although farmgate prices are likely to ease from last season’s record highs, they will remain historically strong. However, rising costs, potential El Niño conditions and global market risks are expected to put pressure on profitability. Read the reports and find the one page summary here: Economic rep
Kellogg conversations: collective impact (opens the original)
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Beef + Lamb New Zealand Rural Advancement Scholarship recipient and Kellogg Rural Leadership Programme graduate Di Roadley shares insights from her research project, The Craft of Setting the Table Well. Exploring the role of effective governance in catchment groups, Di discusses how strong leadership, collaboration, and clear direction can help turn community aspirations into meaningful action and lasting impact. Read more here: Rural Leadership Advancement Scholarship. The Craft of Setting the
Two Links in the Chain (opens the original)
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Being awarded a 2026 Beef + Lamb New Zealand Rural Advancement Scholarship challenged Tessa Miller and Sam Mann to think differently about their farming businesses. In this episode, they share key insights and "aha" moments from the New Zealand Rural Leaders Value Chain Innovation Programme, and discuss how a better understanding of the value chain is shaping their thinking back on farm. Read more here: Rural Leadership Advancement Scholarship.
Kellogg Conversations: Triplets (opens the original)
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As a Beef + Lamb New Zealand Rural Advancement Scholarship recipient, Julia Hardwick-Smith shares how the Kellogg Rural Leadership Programme challenged her thinking and is influencing decisions on her family farm. She also discusses the surprising findings from her research into triplet lamb survivability and what they could mean for sheep farmers. Read more here: Rural Leadership Advancement Scholarship. Julia's full report.
NZ Meat Export Centenary – North America (opens the original)
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100 years since New Zealand began exporting red meat to North America. It’s a relationship that’s gone from tentative early shipments to one of our most important and enduring trade partnerships. To unpack that story and what it means for the future, we're joined by Ali Spencer and Mick Calder, who helped document this journey in Trusted, Lean and Long Game, (PDF, 4.12MB).
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