Editorial and insights
The challenges of fruit quality and pack out yields have largely dissipated with a bounce in Orchard Gate Returns (OGR) rebuilding confidence in the market. The improved comparative OGR is positive given recent inflation of costs on the orchard.
After four of the most challenging seasons the sector has ever faced, kiwifruit returns are being buoyed by renewed optimism in the sector’s future.
Margins on farm continue to be compressed with red meat commodity prices coming off their peak and now sitting at or below 5 year average export value. Together with
A contraction in forestry sector interest in pastoral land has cleared a path for red meat farmers wanting to expand their farming operations and capitalise on realistic land opportunities.
Prices have reduced after big gains during the pandemic, but still remain elevated relative to the pre-pandemic levels. Sale processes are generally taking longer with more conditional buyers present.
With yields being down this season it has meant one of the best vintages in sometime with the fruit picked reported to be exceptionally good. Supply has finally caught up demand, putting pressure on price and recent inflated cost has seen margins reduce.
A significant shift in the dynamics of supply and demand in the viticultural sector is underpinning purchase decisions, as the market rebalances grape supply with consumer demand.
The mid-point farm gate milk price to $7.80/kgMS in May is positive, however higher than expected inflation has continued to squeeze margins. This continues to influence the level of activity in the dairy market.
Scarcity of the national dairy platform and a buyer focus on quality farms continue to underpin firmer dairy land values through a period of lower farm returns and rising costs.
The latest pastoral report shows that margins on farm continue to be compressed with red meat commodity prices coming off their peak and now sitting at or below 5 year average export value.
The latest dairy report shows that the lift in mid-point farm gate milk price has been positive, however higher than expected inflation has continued to squeeze margins. This has influenced the level of activity in the market.
The latest lifestyle report shows that prices have remained low, but are still elevated relative to the pre-pandemic levels. Agents are typically reporting that market conditions are shifting from weak to neutral.
The challenges of fruit quality and pack out yields have largely dissipated with a bounce in Orchard Gate Returns (OGR) rebuilding confidence in the market. The improved comparative OGR is positive given recent inflation of costs on the orchard.
After four of the most challenging seasons the sector has ever faced, kiwifruit returns are being buoyed by renewed optimism in the sector’s future.
Margins on farm continue to be compressed with red meat commodity prices coming off their peak and now sitting at or below 5 year average export value. Together with
A contraction in forestry sector interest in pastoral land has cleared a path for red meat farmers wanting to expand their farming operations and capitalise on realistic land opportunities.
Prices have reduced after big gains during the pandemic, but still remain elevated relative to the pre-pandemic levels. Sale processes are generally taking longer with more conditional buyers present.
With yields being down this season it has meant one of the best vintages in sometime with the fruit picked reported to be exceptionally good. Supply has finally caught up demand, putting pressure on price and recent inflated cost has seen margins reduce.
A significant shift in the dynamics of supply and demand in the viticultural sector is underpinning purchase decisions, as the market rebalances grape supply with consumer demand.
The mid-point farm gate milk price to $7.80/kgMS in May is positive, however higher than expected inflation has continued to squeeze margins. This continues to influence the level of activity in the dairy market.
Scarcity of the national dairy platform and a buyer focus on quality farms continue to underpin firmer dairy land values through a period of lower farm returns and rising costs.
The latest pastoral report shows that margins on farm continue to be compressed with red meat commodity prices coming off their peak and now sitting at or below 5 year average export value.
The latest dairy report shows that the lift in mid-point farm gate milk price has been positive, however higher than expected inflation has continued to squeeze margins. This has influenced the level of activity in the market.
The latest lifestyle report shows that prices have remained low, but are still elevated relative to the pre-pandemic levels. Agents are typically reporting that market conditions are shifting from weak to neutral.
The challenges of fruit quality and pack out yields have largely dissipated with a bounce in Orchard Gate Returns (OGR) rebuilding confidence in the market. The improved comparative OGR is positive given recent inflation of costs on the orchard.
After four of the most challenging seasons the sector has ever faced, kiwifruit returns are being buoyed by renewed optimism in the sector’s future.
Margins on farm continue to be compressed with red meat commodity prices coming off their peak and now sitting at or below 5 year average export value. Together with
A contraction in forestry sector interest in pastoral land has cleared a path for red meat farmers wanting to expand their farming operations and capitalise on realistic land opportunities.
Prices have reduced after big gains during the pandemic, but still remain elevated relative to the pre-pandemic levels. Sale processes are generally taking longer with more conditional buyers present.
With yields being down this season it has meant one of the best vintages in sometime with the fruit picked reported to be exceptionally good. Supply has finally caught up demand, putting pressure on price and recent inflated cost has seen margins reduce.
A significant shift in the dynamics of supply and demand in the viticultural sector is underpinning purchase decisions, as the market rebalances grape supply with consumer demand.
The mid-point farm gate milk price to $7.80/kgMS in May is positive, however higher than expected inflation has continued to squeeze margins. This continues to influence the level of activity in the dairy market.
Scarcity of the national dairy platform and a buyer focus on quality farms continue to underpin firmer dairy land values through a period of lower farm returns and rising costs.
The latest pastoral report shows that margins on farm continue to be compressed with red meat commodity prices coming off their peak and now sitting at or below 5 year average export value.
The latest dairy report shows that the lift in mid-point farm gate milk price has been positive, however higher than expected inflation has continued to squeeze margins. This has influenced the level of activity in the market.
The latest lifestyle report shows that prices have remained low, but are still elevated relative to the pre-pandemic levels. Agents are typically reporting that market conditions are shifting from weak to neutral.