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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Fonterra’s Lactalis sale makes it even more important that there are rules governing upstream milk supply, OCD tells review.
Waikato gets on with finalising its PC1 for the region, watching with interest the latest moves from central govt.
Owners are retiring after 30 years of farming the enormous birds for meat, leather and lion food in Manawatū.
AgFirst expectation is for a more modest farm surplus for the new dairy season.
James Allen outlines incremental improvements on dairy farms that can lead to a leap ahead in profits.
Pushback from industry as ag economist decries the turn towards feed supplements and fertilisers as an easy fix.
Having created a solid base, premium ovine milk company is looking for new suppliers for an industry that is growing to maturity.
Tatua chair stepping down in December after 30 years of service to co-op and more than two decades as chair.
Better Eggs has strengthened biosecurity across its operations and is conducting outbreak response exercises as NZ producers prepare for the potential arrival of H5N1 in commercial flocks.
ShareJoy’s expertise in silver market lines up with Kiwi sheep milk company’s plans.
