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Sarahs Country

Perriam Media Limited

Farming food & fashion for a discerning world is serious business in Aotearoa New Zealand.  The challenge has been laid before us to embrace a changing world and balance business that is sensitive to people, profit and the environment.  Sarah’s Country connects knowledge and shines the light on the matters that matter most to New Zealand’s biggest industry, the primary sector. “There are opportunities everywhere just waiting for open-minded people to take bold and brave leadership and support farming and growing in New Zealand for a positive future,” says Sarahs Country host Sarah Perriam. “Sarah Perriam is without a doubt New Zealand’s most exciting young rural journalists,” author, Ross Hyland. As a leading voice in New Zealand agriculture, Sarah Perriam has worked for over a decade behind & in front of the camera in rural media, recognised for her extraordinary commitment to progressing the conversation of how we farm food and fashion with an open heart & open mind.   “Voices like Sarah’s - strong and passionate - are crucial for farmers to say informed on the issues,” New Zealand’s Minister of Agriculture, Damien O’Connor. Sarah has led an impressive career well-known from her nation-wide role as a radio host on ‘Rural Exchange’ and a rural commentator on TV3’s ‘AM Show’.    “Sarah is a fantastic advocate for rural NZ. This girl cares and is not afraid to confront the tough issues,” Newshub Journalist, Mary-Jane Tomasi. Sarah is both a host of the popular show 'Sarah's Country' and businesswomen with her production agency, Perriam Media with a team of 7 and a video & radio studio in Canterbury New Zealand. Perriam Media produces Sarah’s Country, with its team based at Tai Tapu in Canterbury, and in the UK, as well as producing visual podcast series for their clients to have solution-led marketing through thought-leading communication.   ‘We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when creating them’. And I love being in a role where I can facilitate the tough conversations on my show and providing my client’s solutions to be thought-leading,“ explains Sarah. Listen, watch & interact at sarahscountry.com. Produced by Perriam Media Limited. For more information on creating your own multi-media podcast : www.perriammedia.com Corporate partnerships & press releases welcome. Send / request more information sarah@sarahscountry.com 

Episodes

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Jun 15, 2023

Healthy soil just tastes better

Jun 8, 2023

PANEL: Growing your farming destiny (recorded at Leeston event)

May 31, 2023

Controlling the carbon narrative with Mike Casey, New Zealand Zero

May 31, 2023

Controlling the carbon narrative with Mike Casey, New Zealand Zero

Dec 6, 2022

How to keep farming with uncertainty I Freshwater Farm Plans & Intensive Winter Grazing

Dec 6, 2022

How to keep farming with uncertainty I Freshwater Farm Plans & Intensive Winter Grazing

May 26, 2022

Sarah’s Speaker Sneak Peek: E TIPU 2022 Preview & WIN a double pass

May 26, 2022

Sarah’s Speaker Sneak Peek: E TIPU 2022 Preview & WIN a double pass

Mar 14, 2022

Instead of being the best 'in' the world, be the best 'for' the world with Becks Smith

Mar 14, 2022

Instead of being the best 'in' the world, be the best 'for' the world with Becks Smith

Mar 9, 2022

Farmers may hate technology, but it will give you more time for farming!

Mar 8, 2022

International Woman's Day: The tipping point of women's roles in NZ Ag with Lindy Nelson

Mar 4, 2022

Leave it to the catchment communities to achieve freshwater outcomes. Rangitikei farmers meet the Ministry for the Environment

Feb 25, 2022

How do we avoid unintended consequences? Taranaki farmers meet the Ministry for the Environment

Feb 23, 2022

These farmers have done your homework on changes to He Waka Eke Noa

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