I'm seeing a lot of people having call-outs over the summer.

Yeah, because we're actually usually on every second week because of the tides.

But over the summer now, over the last eight weeks, we've had eight weeks straight and we have another five weeks straight coming.

It's difficult to get people to come in over the summer.

Yeah, I'll come back.

I'm in Innis Man

know that like you know it is easy to get and

we have a man you probably met him yourself michael comes from killarney did you meet today no not not today but he's been up once or twice with us and he actually starts off on the bus from killarney up into uh dublin get the train down really yeah runs them back on the train back to killarney He's done that regularly? No, he's done it once or twice.

How do production practices, including year-round pasture access, no feedlots, no added hormones or antibiotics, as well as a halal certified supply, impact the end product

quality? That's a really good question.

New Zealand's really lucky.

It's not like America where there's various sort of microclimates.

It rains a lot here in New Zealand.

Doesn't snow too much.

It doesn't get too hot.

What is the operational reality of verifying regenerative practices across animals? farms in the different ecosystems that your farmers produce in.

Yeah.

But I learned so much in that, and that brought me on to other people.

And that brought...

I had an, uh...

So I had an open, I had an open day here on the 13th of January in '24, a hedgerow day, and we had 150 people here on the farm, uh, which was a total eye-opener as well.

We were trying to, to, to...

I liked my hedgerows, always did, and we were trying to promote, uh, the good ecology of hedgerows and why, why, why it matters to actually have the hedgerows there.

Mm.