
Craig Steenson
Southland, New Zealand sheep, beef and dairy farmer who shared hands-on farm technology experience on the Catchment Convos podcast (Ep 20, "Tech on Farm").
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Aug 26, 2026
Tech on Farm | Ep 20
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Sarah ThorneHOST
Could you tell us more about some of the tech that you've incorporated into your farms and how it adds value to your farms too?

Craig SteensonGUEST
We've got some great farm owners that heavily invested some time and money into setting up our cow shed quite well.

Craig SteensonGUEST
So milk meters for measuring litres, milk solids daily, somatic cell count sensors, protract drafting, protract in-bail, which links with our protract feed system.

Craig SteensonGUEST
So every day those cows come to the shed, they're getting their milk litres, yields, milk solids measured, somatics, it's all linked back into Minder and that flows through to how we feed these animals as well.