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Te Tiriti o Waitangi Principles Help Revitalise te Taiao
Hereherea te tau o tokiTe whāroa o te taiaoKia kōwhiti te maramaTe punga o ngā rangi He pae whenuaHe pae wai orangaToitū te whenua, Toiora te wai Revitalise te Taiao, a…
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Scheduling Irrigation Using Satellite Data
Irrigation management consultant Cindy Lowe dreams of the day she will not have to install soil moisture sensors for clients, but instead advise them when to irrigate by using crop…
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Catchment Groups Need Tailored Support With Fewer Strings Attached
Catchment groups are proliferating around Aotearoa New Zealand as communities seek to tackle some of the difficult challenges facing water quality and river health. Given the magnitude of these challenges,…
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New Leaders Continue the Innovative Work of Rauika Māngai
The Rauika Māngai, a Māori organisation that advances Mātauranga Māori, accelerates research, and positively influences science policy, says nau mai, haere mai to its two new leaders: Associate Professor Louise…
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For the love of farming: Let’s get more for what we do well
Researcher profile: Tiffany McIntyre Tiffany McIntyre loves farming. She grew up on a farm. Her grandfather and father were dairy farmers. And she wanted to go straight into farming after…
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Measuring Real-Time Nitrate Loss from Cropping Leachate
Intensive export and process vegetable growing is the name of the game on the Heretaunga Plains in the Hawke’s Bay. Around 5,800 ha of vegetables are planted annually, with a…
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Finding Out About Stream Health for Themselves
Christine Finnigan jokes that her biggest contribution to a community project she initiated, centred around the Nguturoa Stream, was its name – Seeing, Understanding, Believing – but she says the…
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Setting the compass to value: The Value Project at E Tipu Agri Summit
More than 150 people packed into the Limes Room at the Christchurch Town Hall to hear about The Value Project at the E Tipu Agri Summit, held in Ōtautahi/Christchurch late…
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NZ’s Catchment and Biodiversity Groups: Goals, Activities & Needs
In this webinar, Jim Sinner and Marc Tadaki of Cawthron will present the findings of a survey of catchment and biodiversity groups. The survey was conducted for the Ministry for…
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How Farmers Worked Together to Protect the Florida Everglades – Five Lessons for New Zealand
The United States government sued the state of Florida in 1988 for failing to manage farm runoff that was polluting waters in Everglades National Park, an area of high biodiversity.…
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Future-Proofing the Hill Country
Farming in the rugged, but beautiful, central North Island hill country can be challenging at times. It’s dry, the soils are poor, and snow in winter is common. But it…
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New Guidance for Implementing ‘Te Mana o te Wai’ Policy Priority
A new collection of practical resources aim to guide the implementation of Te Mana o te Wai, the concept that puts the wellbeing of water itself as the priority for…