Farming in the Cloud – Xerocon 2014
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Xero Farming in the Cloud presentation from Xerocon NZ 2014. Hosted by Xero NZ Sales and Product Lead Ben Richmond and featuring Xero add-on partners KPMG, Figured on Farm, LIC and Receipt Bank. Xero is beautiful online accounting software that connects small businesses and their accountants together in the cloud.
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Farming in the Cloud – Xerocon 2014
- 2. Beautiful accounting software Hosted by Ben Richmond, Sales and Product Lead, Xero NZ
- 3. Lifting the Rural Sector together
- 5. The need Better collaboration Better tools Real-time AccuracyRun a farm as a business
- 6. What we are launching Single ledger for the rural sector EDI platform for rural Farming add-on software Rural Bank Feeds Livestock reconciliation
- 7. CoA, unprocessed stock transactions Stock reconciliation journal Livestock count Livestock schedule Bank fees AP invoices Rural invoices GST returns Financial statements Xero and Farming together Farming
- 9. • Innovation partnership launch • Direct feed • Further platform integration PGG Wrightson announcement
- 10. Key Rural Feeds In ProgressLive
- 12. Ian Proudfoot! Global Agribusiness Leader February 2014! kpmg.com/nz THE BIG PICTURE CAPTURING NEW ZEALAND’S PRIMARY OPPORTUNITY" " XeroCon Auckland! 20 February 2014
- 13. THE GLOBAL AGRI-FOOD SYSTEM IS CHANGING Production systems Natural" environment Economic and political environment Market" developments
- 14. Population – growth and change: Percentage of Population Residing in Urban Areas Source: United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs Population Division; Percentage of Population Residing in Urban Areas (1950 to 2050); October 2012 ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT
- 15. Source: OECD data reported by KPMG Australia in publication “Expanding Horizons: Agribusiness in Australia 2011/12” Population – growth and change: Asia Pacific" ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT
- 16. Source: OECD iLibrary Government focus and intervention: Producer support payments as a % of gross farm receipts ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT
- 17. Source: Trucost 2012 for KPMG Report “Expected the Unexpected: Building business value in a changing world.” 6 No consensus and sustainability NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
- 18. Source: ANZ Insight: Greener Pastures: The Global Soft Commodity Opportunity for Australia and New Zealand - A Report from Port Jackson Partners Commissioned by ANZ – October 2012 Global water scarcity: Million per capita NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
- 19. MARKET DEVELOPMENTS Demand for non-food agricultural products: Source: UN Food and Agriculture Organisation: FAO Working Paper “Mapping Supply and Demand for Animal Sourced Foods Note that poultry increase for India amounts to 577% per capita Growth in per capita demand for livestock proteins between 2000 and 2030 (%increase in kg/person)
- 20. Genetics - human, animal and plant Above Source: Federated Farmers / Rabobank Farm Employee Remuneration Survey 2012, Total Package Value for selected farm roles comparison to average salary and wages for graduate qualified employees of $1,049 per week per Statistics NZ June 2012 NZ Income Survey. Farm employee remuneration in comparison to average graduate salary in New Zealand PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
- 21. !21 Water storage ! and irrigation Transportation! and supply chain Fast communications Education and social! infrastructure Infrastructure limitations PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
- 22. Source: KPMG International – Agricultural and Food Value Chain Report [July 2013] Banking COMPLEXITY Effluent Management HR Systems Co-operative" information Extension / Pest identificationCrop prices TRANSACTIONAL INFORMATIONAL LOCAL / CUSTOMISEDNATIONAL Weather Accelerating technology revolution: Type of IT interventions in agriculture PRODUCTION SYSTEMS Financial Reporting News feeds Production systems
- 23. THE KEY RISKS FACING NZ FARMING BUSINESSES.... COMMODITY PRICE VOLATILITY BREACH OF CONSUMER TRUST SUPPLY CHAIN FAILURES FX / INTEREST RATE MOVEMENTS WEATHER EVENTS AND SHOCKS BIOSECURITY INCURSION REVOCATION OF LICENSE TO FARM COMPETITOR ACTIVITIES
- 25. © 2013 KPMG, a New Zealand partnership and a member firm of the KPMG network of independent member firms affiliated with KPMG International Cooperative (“KPMG International”), a Swiss entity. All rights reserved. The KPMG name, logo and “cutting through complexity” are registered trademarks or trademarks of KPMG International Cooperative. Ian Proudfoot! Global Agribusiness Leader! KPMG Auckland, New Zealand! +64 9 367 5882! +64 21 656 815! iproudfoot@kpmg.co.nz! www.fieldnotes.co.nz THANK YOU
- 32. Today
- 33. Future
- 34. How-it-works
- 39. 100%(NZ(owned(Farmer(Owned(CoLoperative $193m(revenue( 4m(inseminations( +11m(milk(samples(processed( 7m(animals(on(software(product(((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((( 4.7-million-cows-(2yrs-and-older)(( ( ( 300K+(DNA(parentage(tests LIC Key Accounts
- 41. We select Bull Dams from the National Herd … NationalHerd(cowsperBW$) 0 4,500 9,000 13,500 18,000 Breeding Worth ($) -60 -30 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300 Bull Dams (potential) National Herd We(select(Bull(Dams(from(the(national(herd LIC Key Accounts What(we(do(in(a(nut(shell(…
- 42. … and mate them to Elite Sires … EliteSires(perBW$) 0 4 7 11 14 NationalHerd(cowsperBW$) 0 4,500 9,000 13,500 18,000 Breeding Worth ($) -60 -30 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300 Bull Dams (potential) National Herd Elite Sires Mate(them(to(elite(sires LIC Key Accounts
- 43. … to produce Bull Calves from which the Progeny Test (SPS) team will be selected. NationalHerd(cowsperBW$) 0 4,500 9,000 13,500 18,000 Breeding Worth ($) -60 -30 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300 National Herd Bull Calves A·B· BW based on parent average To(produce(bull(calves(which(we(( put(through(a(progeny(test(program( LIC Key Accounts
- 44. Four years later, once the SPS bulls become Proven Bulls … NationalHerd(cowsperBW$) 0 4,500 9,000 13,500 18,000 Breeding Worth ($) -60 -30 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300 National Herd (four years earlier) Bull Calves Proven Bulls A·B· Four(years(later,(we(test(the$ daughters$of(these(bulls LIC Key Accounts
- 45. … we market the best as PREMIER SIRES (to be mated over the National Herd). NationalHerd(cowsperBW$) 0 4,500 9,000 13,500 18,000 Breeding Worth ($) -60 -30 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300 Proven Bulls PREMIER SIRES National Herd (four years earlier) And(select(the(next(generation(of(elite(sires( (to-be-used-over-the-national-herd) LIC Key Accounts
- 50. Farmers(and(Technology(–(drivers(… Compliance( " ( Electronic(Identification( ( ( NAIT- " ( Environmental( ( ( Nutrient-management- - - Proof-of-fertiliser-placement- - - Water-use- " ( Animal(welfare( ( - Inductions- - - Health-treatments LIC Key Accounts
- 51. Farmers(and(Advisors How(do(I(make(sense(of(all(of(this?( Daily(per(cow Weekly( Monthly Yearly milk-yields- somatic-cell-counts- milk-fat-yield- air-temperature- soil-moisture- liveweight Grass-growth- Feed-utilised- Feed-wasted- Effluent-spread- Water-used-for-irrigation- Fertiliser-applied Soil-Analysis- An(average(400(cow(dairy(farm(can(collect(over(1(million(data(points(each(year!!!!( LIC Key Accounts