Working the land but rarely owning it: life for New Zealand’s young farmers

The GuardianSaturday, November 29, 2025 at 11:00:49 PM
Working the land but rarely owning it: life for New Zealand’s young farmers
  • In New Zealand, the agricultural sector is undergoing significant changes as the number of farms decreases, making it increasingly difficult for young farmers like Cam Clayton to purchase land. Clayton, who breeds sheep and cattle south of Auckland, expresses his appreciation for the beauty of his surroundings while acknowledging the challenges faced by his peers in the industry.
  • This situation highlights a broader issue within New Zealand's agricultural landscape, where the shrinking availability of farmland poses risks to the future of farming and the livelihoods of young farmers, potentially impacting food production and rural communities.
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