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Listen to The Country online: PM Christopher Luxon on farm-to-forestry conversion changes

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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon spoke to Jamie Mackay about changes to carbon farming on The Country today. Photo / Mark Mitchell

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon spoke to Jamie Mackay about changes to carbon farming on The Country today. Photo / Mark Mitchell

Today on The Country radio show, host Jamie Mackay catches up with Prime Minister Christopher Luxon who announced clear rules to limit farm-to-forestry conversions entering the Emissions Trading Scheme.

On with the show:

Christopher Luxon:

The Prime Minister has a welcome announcement about carbon farming as he winds up his “Restoring Farmer Confidence Tour” today at the Southern Field Days site at Waimumu.


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Bryce McKenzie:

We ask the co-founder of Groundswell whether his ginger group is now totally redundant.

What’s happening on the ground today at the last leg of the Restoring Farmer Confidence tour meeting at Waimumu?

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And maybe Groundswell should set its sights on carbon farming.

Komal Mistry-Mehta:

Fonterra’s chief innovation officer reviews the latest GDT auction - headlined by a 4.1% lift in the price of whole milk powder.

Jen Corkran:

Rabobank’s senior agriculture analyst covers the bank’s latest Beef Quarterly report. And it’s all good news for cattle farmers.

Dr Jacqueline Rowarth:

Primary sector academic comments on chickens, farming, science, the government and collaboration.

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