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Peter Kerr

About

Peter Kerr is a writer for hire, especially in simplifying science and technology. He has an agricultural science and industry background, as well as consultancy, sales and own business employment. You can contact him at peter@pastureharmonies.org

Member for

12 years 1 month

Latest articles

What would responsible pastoralism mean?
Peter Kerr thinks we could use some strategic 'glue' to help get the best out of our best-practice pastoralism methods. Your view?
15th Dec 12, 10:48am
by Peter Kerr
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Peter Kerr thinks we could use some strategic 'glue' to help get the best out of our best-practice pastoralism methods. Your view?
We all own our agricultural story ... that's the problem
Peter Kerr says because we have not yet claimed our story, we are getting under-paid and under-appreciated for our unique seasonal grazing methods. Agree?
8th Dec 12, 11:50am
by Peter Kerr
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Peter Kerr says because we have not yet claimed our story, we are getting under-paid and under-appreciated for our unique seasonal grazing methods. Agree?
What does our agriculture offer? A: romance and reassurance
Peter Kerr says our pastoral farming is an exclusive romantic brand, has the reassurance of science and is completely non-commodity. Is he right?
6th Dec 12, 9:30am
by Peter Kerr
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Peter Kerr says our pastoral farming is an exclusive romantic brand, has the reassurance of science and is completely non-commodity. Is he right?
Our agriculture’s much more than the sum of its parts
Peter Kerr wants us to stand back and see our pasture-based farming systems for what they really are - a world's best farming practice. Is he right?
30th Nov 12, 12:09pm
by Peter Kerr
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Peter Kerr wants us to stand back and see our pasture-based farming systems for what they really are - a world's best farming practice. Is he right?
The way you’d farm if you farmed yourself
Peter Kerr wants to connect our unique sustainable pastoral farming with how consumers make buying choices. Is he right?
17th Nov 12, 9:13am
by Peter Kerr
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Peter Kerr wants to connect our unique sustainable pastoral farming with how consumers make buying choices. Is he right?
For want of a name our agriculture flounders
Peter Kerr worries our wonderful products, the result of applied science to sunshine, soil and fresh air, are lumped with all the other commodity meats and fibres. Your view?
10th Nov 12, 12:23pm
by Peter Kerr
Peter Kerr worries our wonderful products, the result of applied science to sunshine, soil and fresh air, are lumped with all the other commodity meats and fibres. Your view?
Think beyond the actuality of how we produce ...
Peter Kerr says we should start believing, living up to and improving the science-based picture our pastoral farms project. Your view?
2nd Nov 12, 10:15am
by Peter Kerr
Peter Kerr says we should start believing, living up to and improving the science-based picture our pastoral farms project. Your view?
Taking it for granted is costing us
Peter Kerr points out that our pastoral method’s lack of a brand or name is the opposite of the ‘tragedy of the commons’. Your view?
26th Oct 12, 4:04pm
by Peter Kerr
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Peter Kerr points out that our pastoral method’s lack of a brand or name is the opposite of the ‘tragedy of the commons’. Your view?
We’re the only protein production system that can say VISIT
Peter Kerr points out that our pasture-based farming systems should be contrasted with feedlot systems and the differences will impress consumers - if we tell them. Your view?
22nd Oct 12, 10:57am
by Peter Kerr
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Peter Kerr points out that our pasture-based farming systems should be contrasted with feedlot systems and the differences will impress consumers - if we tell them. Your view?
Branding our pastoral advantage
Opinion: Peter Kerr thinks we should recognise NZ's contribution to rotational pastoral farming, own it and promote it to consumers who value sustainable farming systems. Your view?
20th Oct 12, 11:47am
by Peter Kerr
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Opinion: Peter Kerr thinks we should recognise NZ's contribution to rotational pastoral farming, own it and promote it to consumers who value sustainable farming systems. Your view?
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