Gerald Piddock is a reporter at Farmers Weekly. He specializes in agriculture and farming, focusing on topics such as farm management, AgriTech, sustainable agriculture, and organic farming. Gerald has been recognized for his work, being a two-time finalist at the Cannon Awards and winning multiple accolades from the NZ Guild of Agricultural Journalists.
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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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Last season Fonterra tankers loaded up with the third-highest tonnage of milk solids in the history of the co-op.
‘Thermometer your best friend right now' as highly contagious bacterial disease breaks out.
By: Gerald Piddock
Reading Time: minutes Bremworth has abandoned its proposed takeover by Floorscape in the face of overwhelming shareholder opposition
Ministers tell farmers that cabinet is working to avoid clash of resource management regulations.
Investment company's Next Gen Agri Fund says its first farm under management is a foundational asset it will scale up from.
Farmers do not mince words at meeting called to discuss collision between two key sets of regulations.
A new digital milk pricing tool from global supply chain company Czarnikow has launched in NZ, giving dairy farmers another fixed-price option.
The government has woken to the fact that its RMA reforms are headed for a clash with Waikato's Plan Change 1 – and there are even more considerations, writes Gerald Piddock.
Meaningful reduction as total agricultural lending drops $1.4 billion to $61.2bn in the year to April.
Poultry and egg sector has been preparing for this eventuality for years, working with MPI.
