Gerald Piddock is a Senior Reporter at NZ Farmers Weekly and serves as the editor for Dairy Farmer. He focuses on agriculture and farming, with particular attention to climate change, the food industry, and health-related topics. Gerald's work has been featured in Farmers Weekly.
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Gerald Piddock's coverage predominantly focuses on agriculture and farming, specifically dairy farming. His articles often cite data and include press releases, underscoring his reliance on factual information and industry announcements.
Potential approaches for reaching out to Gerald could involve offering in-depth analysis or insights into the latest agricultural data trends, advancements in farming techniques with a focus on sustainability within the dairy industry. Additionally, providing access to experts who are involved in shaping the future of dairy farming or have specific knowledge about relevant events would likely be well-received by Gerald.
While there is no specified geographic focus, pitches should consider that his coverage includes New Zealand-specific content such as news related to Fonterra farmers and NZ Dairy Events.
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Environment Court due to release decision on appeal against rules for catchment farms.
Passengers from Germany will be assessed based on potential risk for foot-and-mouth disease.
Event is back, bigger than before but still focused on Dairy, organisers say.
The new process involves using an electrochemical reaction to remove urea from wastewater and transform it into nearly 100% pure percarbamide – a solid derivative of urea.
Profits improve along with the herd, with revenue up 8%. Improved economic conditions have resulted in a strong half-year result for LIC with total revenue up 8% to $185.7 million.
Half-year financial result preview looking up, market told. Synlait expects to be back in profit when it announces its half-year result on March 24.
By: Gerald Piddock
Farm looking forward to restocking after bird flu shutdown and cull.
Alongside technical and Māori advisory committees should be one for the primary sector.
Sector is enjoying top returns and soaring production, writes Gerald Piddock.
Prospect of more dollars not enough to tempt them to chase production. The record dairy payout appears to be not a big enough carrot to get farmers chasing production.
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