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Pūhoro Student Internships: Growing Capability for Future Land and Water Scientists
Pūhoro STEM Academy university students are heading into the workplace as summer interns, with sponsorship from the Our Land and Water National Science Challenge. Nine Pūhoro students who last month…
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Pūhoro Student Internships: In Their Own Words
Two Pūhoro STEM Academy students, Ella Cameron-Smith (Ngāti Raukawa, Ngai Te Rangi) and Meschka Seifritz (Ngāti Kauwhata), were first to pilot the Pūhoro internship programme now sponsored by Our Land…
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Reducing GHG Emissions Can Also Cut Nitrogen Leaching on Dairy Farms
New Zealand’s farmers have been given the freedom to set their own path to reduce greenhouse gas emissions on farm, with a 2022 deadline for making progress. For farmers who…
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A New Environment Classification Will Offer More Certainty
Water quality varies widely between regions around New Zealand, even where there are similar land uses and pressures. This is because the natural landscape has a much bigger influence on…
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Less Nitrogen, Smaller Carbon Footprint, More Profit
Organic, 100% pasture-fed and carbon-neutral are examples of ‘credence attributes’: a feature of a product that cannot be perceived, but may have environmental, animal welfare, social welfare or cultural benefits.…
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Five Principles of Co-innovation
What is co-innovation and how can it be applied in practice in a research project? Co-innovation is the process of jointly developing new or different solutions to a complex problem…
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Who are the Next Generation Influencers?
The Next Generation Influencers (NGI) programme was devised as a capability-building programme for the future influencers of our land and water in New Zealand. NGI participants applied to take part…
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Our Land and Water Symposium 2019
The Our Land and Water Symposium is now over. Find videos of the presentations here. How do we restore the most fundamental treasures of our country – our land and…
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Why and How to Work in Te Ao Māori and with Māori Organisations
Kia ora mai tatou. My name is Chris Koroheke and as kaiurungi my role at AgResearch is to steer the ocean voyaging waka as we drive prosperity by transforming agriculture.…
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School Holiday Sampling: A Case Study of Community Engagement in Research
The Faecal Source Tracking project used DNA sequencing to identify 23 strains of ‘naturalised’ Escherichia coli that are not associated with risk to human health, unlike other faecal strains contaminating…
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LuWQ 2019: International Research on Land Use and Water Quality
There were 26 New Zealand scientists at the 4th International Interdisciplinary Conference on Land Use and Water Quality (LuWQ 2019), held in Denmark in June 2019 to discuss the policy…
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In Some Places, Intense Land Use Will Be Okay
Cattle urine and many fertilisers contain nitrogen, and increasing dairy cow numbers in New Zealand have led to nitrate leaching becoming the most pervasive agricultural contaminant of our fresh water.…