video footage from PAsture Summit 2018 – South Island Event

DAY 1 – Welcome & opening address


Colin Armer, Conference Chairman & Julia Jones, MC

DAY 1 – SESSION A: Opportunities & Challenges


Michael Murphy, Irish Dairy Farming Leader (chaired by Colin Armer)

DAY 1 – SESSION B: Real data on the NZ dairy farm financial situation


Introduction (Colin Glass, Dairy Holdings Ltd)


Speaker: Susan Kilsby, ANZ


Speaker: Mark Grenside, ANZ


Questions and discussion chaired by Colin Glass

DAY 1 – SESSION C: Sustainable dairy farm businesses driven by high pasture utilisation and profitability – a farmer’s perspective


Introduction (Murray King, LIC)


Speaker: Greg Roadley, Dairy Farmer


Speaker: Leonie Guiney, Dairy Farmer


Questions and discussion chaired by Murray King

DAY 1 – SESSION D: Resilient pasture based dairy farm production systems – the research perspective


Introduction (Paul Bird, DairyNZ)


Speaker: Brendan Horan, Teagasc


Speaker: John Roche, Down to Earth Advice


Questions and discussion chaired by Paul Bird

DAY 1 – SESSION F: The Connection with the Consumer


Introduction (Mike Magan, Irish Dairy Farmer & Chairman of Animal Health Ireland)


Speaker: Jeremy Hill, Fonterra


Speaker: Tim Hunt, Rabobank


Questions and discussion chaired by Mike Magan

DAY 1 – SESSION E: Equity growth focused young farmer presents his experience


Speaker: Will Grayling, Dairy Farmer      Chair: Trevor Gee, DairyNZ

DAY 1: Speaker Panel Discussion

 


All Speakers – Chaired by Julia Jones, KPMG

DAY 1 – Wrap up and final words

 


Speaker: Colin Glass, Dairy Holdings Ltd

DAY 2 – WORKSHOP 1: The NZ foundation dairy farm system – this is it!


Introduction (Paul Bird, DairyNZ)


Speaker: Laurence Shalloo, Teagasc


Speaker: Mark Neal, DairyNZ

DAY 2 – WORKSHOP 2: The grazing cow of 2030. What will she need to do and what do we need to do to help her achieve it?


Introduction (Malcolm Ellis, LIC)


Speaker: Donagh Berry, Teagasc


Speaker: Jeremy Bryant, DairyNZ


Questions and discussion chaired by Malcolm Ellis