Shane Gillaroy

Yeah, thanks.

Thanks for having us here.

It's been a good week.

We've had some good wins with some government support coming through to help us with our 100 champions, Boca Reina and also Islaid, allowing us to give away a whole bunch of memberships into the regions, which for New Zealand Grand Farmers, we turn 100 each year.

And the thing that's kind of kept us going all the way through this pretty much almost a century is

has been helping people find their purpose and their place inside rural farming.

And so that's just an adequate way to keep doing that, which is really cool.

The unfeeds side, I don't know if we've ever tried to control a year old farmer.

It is impossible.

So we might need to go hold it.

Being seen differently doesn't work.

They're all over the place there.

They're just excited with life and giving it a go.

So that's, yeah, they're unfeeds as they are.

There's definitely an age divide.

I think the organisation, I was going to say I'm on the young side, but I'm definitely not.

The organisation represents the young self.

And they've grown up around technology, so they're not afraid of it.

It's interesting, like most COVID, I think the people that have kind of grown up there have a little bit more wariness around how they use technology.

And so it's not just an actual quick adoption.