Hosted by Thriving Southland · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 20 episodes
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Catchment Convos by Thriving Southland is your go-to podcast for all things Southland Catchment Groups. Dive into thriving projects being driven from the ground up by passionate farmers, communities and industry. Each episode, we explore how these initiatives are transforming our landscapes and fostering sustainability. Join us to hear inspiring stories and practical insights from those making a difference in Southland.
Thriving Southland hosts Catchment Convos, a business show with 20 episodes published.
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’
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
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 com
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 c
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
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 Wa
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 epis
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
Is AI the future of farming — or just another tech fantasy? In this episode, we’re breaking down what’s actually possible with agri chatbots and how they could make your life easier on the land. I’m joined by Mahgol Yous
Feral pests are eating more than just crops—they're eating away at the hard work, livelihoods, and native ecosystems across Southland. In this episode, we get real about the damage caused by exploding deer and pig popula
Ever wondered how what happens on the land affects the ocean? The Aquavan is bringing that connection to life! In this episode, we chat with Dr. Sally Carson, director of the New Zealand Marine Studies Centre, and Sarah
The Orauea River Catchment Group has been tackling a unique challenge—how their region’s natural mudstone landscape is impacting water quality. In this episode, I sit down with Jacqui Chamberlain, a local farmer, farm co
New Zealand farmers are doing the hard yards—but how do we prove it to the world? Our global customers love our dairy and meat, but they want more than just great quality—they want proof of sustainability. In this episod
Discover how the Mid Oreti Catchment Group is transforming farm planning with cutting-edge mapping tools and practical resources. In this episode, host Rachael Halder is joined by Ainsley Adams, chair of the Mid Oreti Ca
How do you take a grassroots idea and turn it into a force for positive change across a region? In this episode, I sit down with Kate Scott, our retiring Deputy Chair and one of the original champions of Thriving Southla
Precision fermentation is a potential game-changer for alternative proteins, but what does that mean for Southland’s farmers? Join me as I chat with Anna Crosbie, an expert in sector development and innovation across the
Get ready to listen into the latest in farming tech with this episode of Catchment Convos! Fresh off the first-ever Southern AgriTech and Innovation Day, we’re bringing you all the highlights—from cutting-edge technology
We’re excited to release this next episode of “Catchment Convos” and you definitely don’t want to miss it! This episode is loaded with real talk about the challenges and opportunities in farming regulations. We're joined
Hey Southland farmers! We’re excited to drop this very first episode of Thriving Southland’s new podcast, “Catchment Convos”, your go-to podcast for inspiring stories of grassroots efforts by local farmers and communitie
Catchment groups, projects, events, research, science, field days, and more, Catchment Convos. I'm Rachael Halder, your host and Senior Catchment Coordinator with Thriving Southland. With so much to share and lots in the
Andrew Miller
Link Crew Coordinator/Science Teacher · Lynch School of Education and Human Development at Boston College
1 appearance on this show
Alison Thomas
Head of Veterinary Standards · Waikawa Catchment Group
1 appearance on this show
Kate Scott
Group and Marketing Manager · Philadelphia 76ers
1 appearance on this show
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