Three training modules for farm advisors are being launched today by Our Land and Water. This free training has been developed to support rural professionals in the work they do…
Page Heading Our Land and Water has established a sound governance and management structure that supports collaborative ways of working at all levels This includes a network of external advisory…
Page Heading We have a formal collaborative relationship with 16 key parties. These 16 organisations are represented in the Challenge Parties Group which meets with the Challenge Directorate quarterly AgResearch AgResearch's purpose…
Simply reducing the amount of contaminants entering our waterways while continuing with ‘business as usual’ land use is not enough to improve the health of our estuaries in a changing…
Collaboration, flexibility, and inclusivity are not just beneficial for research that resonates with communities and allows them to conduct their own research, but are also necessary for delivering connected, mission-led…
Taiao Manawa Ora, Toitū te Whenua, Toiora te WaiTaiao Oneone, Taiao Whenua, Taiao RotoTūhono Mauri Ora, Kokiri ki Uta, Kokiri ki Tai,Tauhere mai, Ī a hāhāKi tooku Taiao Oranga, Toitū…
After eight years of innovative, mission-critical science, Our Land and Water’s final two-day symposium in May 2024 marked the end of the Challenge and the beginning of a new stage…
School meal programmes can feed kids successfully without creating excess food waste when they offer a wide range of foods that students are familiar with and enjoy eating, new research…
This webinar was held at 8am, Friday 22 March The integration of farming with solar energy generation continues to draw interest as farmers and rural communities consider the opportunities and challenges that this…
Improved data sharing between primary sector organisations is a long-held goal of many. It could save farmers significant time and effort, and unlock data-driven innovations and market advantages for our…