The annual farmer exchange programme run by the World Farmers' Organisation (WFO) is a huge opportunity to share Kiwi know-how and to learn from others' experiences writes Federated Farmers Meat & Wool policy advisor Julie Geange.
This week New Zealand is privileged to host one of the biggest names in international farming.
As part of the annual farmer exchange programme run by the World Farmers' Organisation (WFO) and the Ministry for Primary Industries, the head of the WFO Dr Theo De Jager will take part.
He makes up part of an international contingent of farmers visiting the Hawke's Bay this week to see how farming is conducted in this part of the world.
This visit is such a huge opportunity to share Kiwi know-how and to learn from others' experiences.