Never too young to tackle agricultural issues
At the age of 21, university student Georgia Moody is already leaving her mark on New Zealand’s food and fibre sector.
Isabelle Coates: driven by the idea of making a tangible impact
Muka Tangata engagement and partnerships manager Isabelle Coates has been helped and mentored by some remarkable people on her journey.
A dynamic duo: Ben and Nikki Purua
Ben and Nikki are dedicated to uplifting their community, and agriculture is at the heart of that.
Bridging tradition and innovation in NZ farming
Cheyenne Wilson on her farming roots and what inspires her to stay motivated in a sometimes challenging industry.
Ruatoria’s resilience shines at Crack Ups and Kai
Cheyenne Wilson praises her region’s ability to share laughter through adversity.
Wāhine toa lead the way in food and fibre
Agriculture’s young warrior women are an inspiration, says Cheyenne Wilson.
A new generation forged in adversity
The graduates hitting the job market now have picked up valuable skills, says Cheyenne Wilson.
Generosity and empathy soothe cyclone’s sting
Even modest gestures help to start the process of healing from the emotional trauma of seeing a life’s work devastated, writes Cheyenne Wilson.