A strategy to double food and fibre exports
Call it what you will, this plan spreads the risks and the opportunities, says David Eade.
How to keep going past gold
There’s no margin in resting on one’s laurels, in ag as in athletics, says David Eade.
Trapped in history’s tragedies
The private and public rights and duties of land ownership present challenges that are yet to be solved, writes David Eade.
EV sales paint an interesting picture of the state of NZ
Sales of EVs suggest to David Eade that the mood for environmental policy intervention across New Zealand might have changed.
Your technology still needs you
No matter the system, it’s your openness to innovation that is the real differentiator, says David Eade.
Winter is coming
The slower season prompts David Eade to reflect on planning for a measured, productive farming career.
The boom and bust of wokeness
David Eade reflects on what happens to enlightened business thinking when financial pressures start to take their toll.
A reserve bank for the environment
The economic levers a government has provide a useful model for the environmental checks and balances it will need, writes David Eade.
The next wave of Kiwi farming innovation
Our future place in the world may be defined by the quality of the meat and milk we help others to grow, says David Eade.
The gift of time and care
David Eade looks forward to a time when Kiwi farmers are revered for the meticulous attention they pay their products.