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B+LNZ Manawatu Farming for Profit Webinar: ‘Primary Sector update’ with Susan Kilsby ANZ Agricultural Economist

ANZ Agricultural Economist Susan Kilsby presents an update about what is happening in the world economy and what this means for New Zealand, particularly the primary sector. She Includes insights of what to expect from our beef and sheepmeat markets this year.

Susan Kilsby – Agriculture Economist

Susan became ANZ Bank’s Agriculture Economist in late 2018. She previously headed up NZX’s team of analysts providing leading intelligence on a range of agricultural sectors. She was involved in launching the dairy derivatives market and developed a milk price calculator and a milk production predictor tool. Susan studied Agricultural Economics at Massey. She was raised on a dairy farm in Taranaki but now lives with her family on a sheep and beef farm in Martinborough.

This B+LNZ Webinar was hosted by Gary Massicks from BakerAg and took place on 22 September 2021. 

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