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از سال 29 اوت 2024
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What started with a dead tītī and a community saying “we’ve got to do something” has turned into an 18-year conservation project with an army of automatic traps, a native plant nursery and a much bigger vision for Southland. But how do you keep predators down, bring the forest back to life, and get…

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What if the right technology could save you hours, reduce the workload on your team, and help you make better decisions on farm? Host, Sarah Thorne, chats with farmers Nick Wadworth and Craig Steenson about the practical tech they’re using every day to make farming more efficient. From drones, cow …
Wet, boggy corners of the farm are often seen as a problem — but what if they could become one of your farm’s smartest investments? In this episode, we talk about why wetlands are becoming an important part of Southland’s farming future, from improving water quality to helping manage flood and drou…
Struggling to balance animal welfare, soil health, and practical wintering on your farm? This episode breaks down what’s actually working on the ground—and how small changes can make a big difference. In this episode, I sit down with Southland farmers Simon Topham and Andrew Miller to talk through …
Balancing farm, family, and community commitments can be challenging, especially when taking on leadership roles. This episode explores practical ways women can lead in rural Southland while staying grounded in their communities. In celebration of International Women’s Day, host Sarah Thorne talks …
Animal pests can undo years of hard work if they’re not tackled properly — and once you think you’ve done enough, you’re probably only halfway there. In this episode, host Sarah Thorne kicks off the animal pest control conversation with Dipton sheep farmer Peter McDonald, who shares what it really …
When you hear people talk about Thriving Southland, do you ever wonder how it all actually works behind the scenes? In this episode, I’m breaking it down with Richard Kyte and Tessa Miller so you can understand the real engine room supporting Southland’s catchment groups. We’re talking about what T…
Generational change doesn’t happen overnight — but in Waikawa, farmers and locals have been steadily putting in the hard yards for over a decade to restore their river and land. In this episode, Rachael sits down with Waikawa Catchment Group representatives Alison Thomas and Craig Short to hear how…
Small ideas can spark powerful change. What started as a simple “what if” conversation has turned into a community-led project that’s growing thousands of native plants and reshaping the Mid Oreti Catchment. In this episode, I sit down with Ainsley Adams and Rosie Hunter to talk about the Mid Oret…
Ever wondered how your farm could earn more while sharing the Southland story? This episode unpacks how agritourism is already transforming farms into thriving, experience-rich destinations—and why now’s the time to get involved. Rachael chats with Marijke Dunselman, founder of Agritourism New Zea…
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