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Introducing                                                                Posy Moody  |  NZH Manager




          MAY MEMBER OF THE MONTH
          Sam Tipping

          Kamaro Hereford Stud and NZ Hereford Youth member


            Hard work pays off and Sam is no stranger to the stuff!
          Sam started his own fencing contractor business before
          University, and used the equity to bring his childhood
          dream to life - Kamaro Hereford Stud which began at the
          end of 2013.
            Kamaro Herefords will be seeing its 9th calving this
          year. The Stud's breeding objective is to have cattle that
          are both suited to the beef and dairy industry with low
          birth weight, high growth rate and carcass attributes to
          match.
            The stud looks a little different these days. It is run
          alongside Mark Murphy’s Long Acre Herefords due to Sam’s
          move south to Timaru, where he is an Agribusiness Partner   the years and was named one of the top four senior
          with BNZ. He services a diverse range of rural clients   herdpersons at the Herefords Australia Heifer Expo in
          including dairy, drystock, dairy grazing and pigs.  2019. Sam helps wherever he can with NZ Hereford Youth
            Sam has a keen involvement in Herefords and is a   including helping to develop the Youth Development and
          member of NZ Hereford Youth. Sam was team captain of   Leadership Forum.
          the NZ Hereford Youth team that won The Young Breeders   With Sam's help we know the future of NZ Herefords is
          Competition at the World Hereford Conference in 2020.   in great hands!
          He has also attended many conferences and expos over   Cheers to you Sam!














             PGG Wrightson
             – strong network and outstanding data





             Have you ever asked how PGG Wrightson is promoting    ensure the best possible match of bull to farmer.
             your good bulls and how farmers know about them?    One useful tool is our internal genetics app, putting immense data
             We are putting them out there.                   at our fingertips: all our sales results; the list of stud bulls broken
                                                              down into breeds and regions; plus semen available for sale. It is a
             At PGG Wrightson several things go on behind the scenes and under   powerful asset that you could liken to Tinder for breeders, enabling
             the radar. While they may not be widely noticed, they are crucial to   us to match up the right genetics to meet the objectives of each
             what we offer.                                   particular commercial beef farmer.
             We are the only nationwide genetics team, ensuring the reach of our   We are more than a bunch of people turning up on sale day to
             clients’ genetics extends to all corners of the country.   sell livestock. Our role is to become part of each client’s business,
             Eight of us form the team. We are a tight knit bunch and a    helping formulate and guide them through a breeding programme,
             strong network. We know each other well, and trust each other’s   advising on and helping source the bulls required to make that
             evaluations: we do this 24/7. Our week starts with a conference call   programme work.
             every Sunday evening. All eight around the country know all the   And we especially enjoy supporting the members of NZ Herefords.
             studs in our own regions, and share information between ourselves
             about which of the bulls we’ve seen particularly stand out.  Cam Heggie
             While the basic principles of our role haven’t changed, technology   PGG Wrightson Livestock Northern North Island
             and comprehensive data enables us to be more efficient, playing a   Genetics Representative and Auctioneer
             bigger part than ever, with phone calls, photos, and video shared to   M 027 501 8182
                                                                                            Helping grow the country

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