Oct 29, 202651 min
EP 144 | Election Watch: Farming, Markets & What Comes Next With the election looming, we're checking back in on what the major parties are offering New Zealand agriculture — and, importantly, what's changed since our...
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Ag in Conversation
Hosted by Emily Walker and Myfanwy Alexander · arts · EN
About this Podcast:
Emily and Myfanwy, two friends and agri-optimists from Otago, NZ, sit down weekly to digest the hottest topics in the world of ag. Aiming to bring a deeper level of discussion and understanding to the issues and opportunities faced by agriculture and rural communities both in NZ and around the globe. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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What is Ag in Conversation about?
Emily and Myfanwy, two friends and agri-optimists from Otago, NZ, sit down weekly to digest the hottest topics in the world of ag. Aiming to bring a deeper level of discussion and understanding to the issues and opportunities faced by agriculture and rural communities both in NZ and around the globe.
Who hosts Ag in Conversation?
Ag in Conversation is hosted by Emily Walker and Myfanwy Alexander. The show has published 142 episodes to date.
What has Ag in Conversation covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Election Watch: Farming, Markets & What Comes Next" (29 October 2026, 51 minutes), "So… What’s All the Farmlands Drama About?" (29 October 2026, 49 minutes), and "High protein, whole food diets and methane vaccines" (22 October 2026, 40 minutes).
How often does Ag in Conversation publish?
Ag in Conversation publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 43 minutes across 142 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Ag in Conversation?
Booking probability for Ag in Conversation is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Ag in Conversation requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Ag in Conversation's contact route on record: verified email.
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The strongest fits for Ag in Conversation are Other Crop Farming and Crop Farming Services. Ag in Conversation has an arts audience.
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Emily Walker and Myfanwy Alexander hosts Ag in Conversation, an arts podcast with 142 episodes published.
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Episode #142
So… What’s All the Farmlands Drama About?
Oct 29, 202649 minEP 142 | So… What’s All the Farmlands Drama About? This week on Ag in Conversation , we're digging into one of the biggest talking points in NZ farming right now: Farmlands, AgriZeroNZ and the backlash that's followed...
- Oct 22, 202640 min
Food prices, protein trends, and the methane vaccine debate This episode covers three big farming and food topics that are all showing up in the same week: UK subsidy reform, the rise in high-protein consumer demand...
Episode #140
El Nino, not all sunshine and warm winds
Oct 1, 202649 minEP 140 | El Nino, not all sunshine and warm winds ️ Weather. Milk price. Carbon farming. ️ An election looming. There’s plenty to talk about in NZ agriculture this week. We start down south, where farmers in Southland...
- Sep 24, 202637 min
139 | The episode covers wilding pines, the new mandatory farm plastics recycling scheme, drone spraying rule changes, and what the major farming organisations are asking of politicians ahead of the election. They close...
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Episode #138
So… What Did We Miss?
Sep 17, 202647 minEP 138 | ️ So… What Did We Miss? We’re back! After a few weeks buried in calving, we’ve finally emerged to discover that global agriculture certainly didn’t take a break while we did. This week, we’re catching up on...
Episode #137
AWDT Reflections: Our takeaways and memories
Sep 10, 202642 minEp 137 | Join us in this episode, Myfi and Emily reflect on their experiences with the Agri-Women's Development Trust Escalator Program, discussing its impact on leadership, confidence, and community. They share...
- Sep 3, 202648 min
136 | Emily and Myfi catch up with first repeat guest Deanne Parks for a wide-ranging conversation about rural women’s mental health, her Inside Out workshops, and how life has changed over the past two years. Deanne...
- Aug 27, 202635 min
135 | Emily sat down with Kate Cullwick, one half of Foxtrot Home, about how a side hustle between sisters became a thriving homewares business rooted in rural New Zealand. Kate shares the early decisions that shaped...
- Aug 20, 202640 min
00X | show notes Kerry Johnson on AWDT, quiet leadership, and the future of rural women in agriculture This episode looks at Keri Johnston's journey from farming near Geraldine to governance, engineering, and...
Aug 13, 202644 minEP 133 | How Rural Communities Stay Strong When Everything Is Changing : Kathryn Wright The advice people give rural communities about mental health is often built for the wrong world. Kathryn reveals why New...
- Aug 6, 202645 min
132 | In this episode, we’re joined by Lindy Nelson, a sheep and beef farmer, former emergency nurse, governance leader, and the driving force behind major change in New Zealand agriculture. Lindy shares the story...
- Jul 30, 202640 min
131 | Get a comprehensive look at the latest trends and innovations shaping modern farming, from autonomous machinery to farm data management. Whether you're a farmer, industry professional, or just curious about the...
Episode #130
Birds, Burps & Wolves
Jul 23, 202652 minEp | 130 Birds, Burps & Wolves This week on Ag in Conversation , we're unpacking New Zealand's first bird flu cases and what they mean for farmers and consumers, diving into Europe's changing stance on methane...
- Jul 16, 202631 min
129 | This week we cover a wide-ranging mix of farming, policy, and industry updates, with a strong focus on what’s changing across agriculture in New Zealand and beyond. We wrap up with a chat about the REDA internship...
Episode #128
The Pig, The Pitch & The Power of Wool
Jul 9, 202640 minEP | 128 The Pig, The Pitch & The Power of Wool Christchurch has been missing the All Blacks live games for years, but Christchurch’s new stadium is changing not only that but also changing the game — not just for...
Jul 2, 202648 minEP | 127 How New Zealand’s Indigenous Values Lead the World in Rights of Nature This week on the podcast, we’re covering everything from sleep-deprived parenting and freezing winter mornings to big industry headlines...
- Jun 25, 202634 min
126 | Emily and Myfi explore current geopolitical trade issues, innovative sports nutrition strategies, potential conservation land forms in New Zealand, is the primary sector still the backbone of the NZ economy...
Episode #125
Trigger warning for fans of Babe!
Jun 18, 202648 minEp | 125 Trigger warning for fans of Babe! Join us as we delve into the latest updates from Field Days, explore animal welfare issues in meat production, and discuss rural community initiatives. This episode offers...
- Jun 11, 202638 min
24 | We dive deep into the massive shifts transforming Aotearoa’s primary industries—from the cutting-edge science rewriting the rules of Kiwi wine production to a historic win for global farming advocacy on television...
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