Stephen Goldson's guest appearances

Stephen Goldson

Scene + Herd: Podcasts from Beef + Lamb New Zealand

Sarah's Country

Julia Jones

Susan Kilsby

Sam McIvor

Al McCone

Steve Wyn-Harris

Bob Thomson

David Stevens

Jana Hocken

Blake Holgate

Deane Carson

Doug Avery

Mike Petersen

James Turner

Rob Macnab

Philippa Cameron

OwlTail

Planting botanical species to attract the enemies of pests is becoming popular around the world as primary producers search for effective, non-synthetic pest-control strategies. Bio-Protection Research Centre deputy director Stephen Goldson explains why our native insects have not evolved to live in our exotic pasture species.   To watch to the full-length interviews and to contact the show visit www.sarahperriam.com

Planting botanical species to attract the enemies of pests is becoming popular around the world as primary producers search for effective, non-synthetic pest-control strategies. Bio-Protection Research Centre deputy director Stephen Goldson explains why our native insects have not evolved to live in our exotic pasture species.  To watch to the full-length interviews and to contact the show visit <a href="http://www.sarahperriam.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.sarahperriam.com</a>

“Native hunters shun exotic pests” with Stephen Goldson, Deputy Director, Bio-Protection Research Centre

The Levy Oration is one of NZGA’s highest honours, and commemorates the lifetime efforts of agricultural science pioneer, Sir E. Bruce Levy, in developing and communicating grassland science at the old Plant Research Bureau, later DSIR's Grasslands Division, and currently part of AgResearch in Palmerston North. It allows an invited speaker time to speak on the topic of their choosing. Prof Stephen Goldson has worked for 30 years on long-term projects focused mainly on the biological suppression of New Zealand’s worst exotic pasture pest species. This is an area he continues to contribute to.

The Levy Oration is one of NZGA’s highest honours, and commemorates the lifetime efforts of agricultural science pioneer, Sir E. Bruce Levy, in developing and communicating grassland science at the old Plant Research Bureau, later DSIR's Grasslands Division, and currently part of AgResearch in Palmerston North. It allows an invited speaker time to speak on the topic of their choosing. Prof Stephen Goldson has worked for 30 years on long-term projects focused mainly on the biological suppression of New Zealand’s worst exotic pasture pest species. This is an area he continues to contribute to.

Prof Stephen Goldson: New Zealand Grassland Association Levy Oration 2017