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Massey PINZ Spring Seminar 2022

  • 01 September 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
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  • Massey University, Social Science Lecture Block – Room SSLB3, Manawatu Campus, Palmerston North, Manawatu, New Zealand
Pricing
$300.00 Members
$450.00 Non Members

About the Event

Celebrate the end of winter and welcome spring by joining us for our annual Massey/PINZ Spring Seminar for 2022, held at Massey Universities Manawatu Campus.

This seminar has been brought to you by Manawatu Branch, Hawkes Bay Branch & the PINZ National Support Team.

Massey students are offered complimentary registrations to attend.

A great opportunity for rural specific CPD and networking. The programme offers an impressive speaker line-up, and the day has been carefully structured to accommodate members who will be traveling to attend.

Time
Session
Topic
Speaker
9:30
Registrations Open
Morning tea on arrival
10:00
Opening Remarks
Welcome address
Dr Gary Garner

NZIV General Secretary

10:10
Massey University Update
Graham will provide an update on the Property Studies at Massey University.
Prof. Graham Squires
10:40
Economic Outlook
A range of forces are battering the agricultural sector. From record high commodity prices to apples left to rot on trees to rampant inflation, you name it, it’s happening.
In this session, Nathan Penny, Westpac Senior Agri Economist, will try to make economic sense of it all and turn it into key insights for rural land markets.
Nathan Penny
Senior Agri Economist Westpac
11.15am
Contaminated Land

Contaminated Land

This talk will address the question “how does land contamination affect land value” ? Murray will also explain how a vendor, a buyer and a lease holder might respond to mitigate their risk and liability posed by land contamination. Finally, Murray will attempt to demystify how contaminated land is assessed and the relevant New Zealand legislation and guidance that applies.

Dr Murray Wallis
Technical Director for environment-GHD
12:00

Networking Lunch

12:45

Valuation Standards

This session will focus on valuation standards for the rural valuer.
Jay Sorensen

Registered Rural Valuer
Property and Valuation Standards Board Member

13:45
Valuation of non-productive plantings
This presentation is based on Ionas report undertaken for The Property Foundation on ‘Impact of sustainable agricultural practices on farmland value’. The presentation will include a brief discussion on total economic valuation methods and presents the results of a survey of rural valuers on valuation approaches they use to value non-productive plantings.
Iona McCarthy
Senior Lecturer
School of Economics & Finance
14:30
Afternoon Break
15:00
Environmental Management
&
He Waka Eke Noa
The primary sector is facing a significant amount of environmental regulation. This presentation will cover the drivers, implications for the sector, and how it is and will affect farmers. The presentation will include detail on He Waka Eke Noa, the Primary Sector proposal for greenhouse gas emissions pricing in 2025, and the Climate Change Commission Response to it.
Erica van Reenan

AgFirst Manawatu-Whanganui Agribusiness and Environmental Consultant, Managing Director

16:00
Seminar Close
Seminar wrap up with Manawatu PINZ Branch Chair
Chris Price
Manawatu Branch Chair



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