Do you have a plan for the future? This is a podcast featuring rural New Zealanders who have thought through their succession plans and have chosen to give back to their community - forever. How did they do it? Why did they do it? And how can you do it? Join us as we talk to the kiwis leaving a lasting legacy to their local rural community through New Zealand’s 17 Community Foundations and their unique giving model. To discover more, go to communityfoundations.org.nz
What Is Your Rural Legacy?
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Do you have a plan for the future? This is a podcast featuring rural New Zealanders who have thought through their succession plans and have chosen to give back to their community - forever. How did they do it? Why did they do it? And how can you do it? Join us as we talk to the kiwis leaving a lasting legacy to their local rural community through New Zealand’s 17 Community Foundations and their unique giving model. To discover more, go to communityfoundations.org.nz
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6/28/2021
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Recent Episodes
July 19, 2021
Bob & Alan Johnston | Episode 4
Brothers Bob and Alan Johnston grew up on the family farm on the outskirts of Ashburton in mid-Canterbury. A sheep farming business, they eventually sold the farm when it converted to dairy around 2008, finding themselves in a new financial position with some discretionary income.
July 12, 2021
Marnie Anstis | Episode 3
Marnie Anstis has been farming her whole life. She was a teenager when her parents bought a steep, remote property in the hills behind Opotiki where she worked mustering sheep and cattle, for nearly a decade, eventually breaking a sheepfarmer’s vow to ‘never step into a cowshed’ she married a dairy farmer and soon learned to milk their herd singlehanded.
July 5, 2021
Fraser McKenzie | Episode 2
Fraser McKenszie says that he is the ‘city boy who went wrong’, determined from the age of 10 to be a dairy farmer, despite not growing up on a farm. He worked on farms from a young age, eventually buying a block of land south of Rotorua, which he and his wife Dorothy have now farmed for over 60 years.
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