Annette Scott
1622 posts
Annette Scott has had a long and proud association working as a journalist-photographer for Farmers Weekly since 2004, and more recently its associated agripreneur ventures under the GlobalHQ umbrella. Her 40-plus years career in communications has included varying facets of media in provincial and community newspaper publications, radio, specialist rural and agribusiness media, and equestrian journalism, as well as event marketing and management. A born and raised farming gal, who has lived life-long in the Ashburton District, she is actively associated with farming in the region. When not in her office, she can usually be found soaking up time with family and friends, or “away horsing around” following her passion for horses – these days as an International FEI jumping judge and national sport administrator, more so than a riding competitor. April 26, 2024
‘Unworkable’ regs on the carpet at woolshed meeting
Priority is to relieve pressure on farmers, Minister Patterson tells gathering.
April 26, 2024
Herbicide resistance rides in on imported seed
Survey shows weeds immune to sprays are cropping up all over the country.
April 24, 2024
Upskilling key to primary success: MPI
We need to combine traditional ag with cutting-edge technology, adviser tells seminar.
April 24, 2024
Researchers toast record Canterbury barley yields
Trial results mark recent harvest as best autumn-sown yield ever recorded.
April 23, 2024
DINZ logs progress on China velvet rule change
‘Positive’ meetings in NZ and abroad as negotiators chase certainty on frozen velvet access to major market.
April 22, 2024
Lawrence gets ready to honour Century families
Forty clans will be acknowledged for their hard work and perseverance on the land.
April 19, 2024
Venison demand could outstrip supply this year
Demand versus supply is looking to hold New Zealand venison pricing firm as exporters begin to secure contracts.
April 19, 2024
Dealing with drought the focus in Mackenzie Basin
Farmers and ag leaders gather to share strategies for making it through into winter.
April 19, 2024
Hot potato as spud crop surges back to life
After a tough year, potatoes the pick of the crop thanks to a good growing season.
April 18, 2024
Muka Tangata to freshen food and fibre qualifications
Agriculture qualifications development projects launched in March.