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Figure depicting regen ag principles as part of an integrated circular farming system. Within the farm: biological activity, total biodiversity, soil carbon/nitrogen/phosphorus, practices, mindset, adaptive management, profit, kaitiakitanga, data, story-telling. Outside the circle, influencing in: climate, catchment, community, marketing, costs.
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Regenerative Agriculture White Paper Sets Out Pressing Research Priorities

Regenerative agriculture has been proposed as a solution for some of Aotearoa New Zealand’s most acute challenges. Advocates suggest it can improve the health of our waterways, reduce topsoil loss,
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Three Communities to Share $8M Research Fund to Revitalise te Taiao
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Three Communities to Share $8M Research Fund to Revitalise te Taiao

Three pilot projects in Paeroa, Taranaki and Wānaka have each received a share of $8 million to revitalise te Taiao and share their pathway with others seeking to revitalise te
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What is the Indicators Working Group
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Can Indicators of Sustainable Land Use in NZ and the EU Be Compared?

Sustainability indicators are well-recognised for their potential to assess and monitor agricultural systems. A large number of indicators are used in various sustainability assessment frameworks, which raises questions about their
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Peruperu harvesting at Te Ringii Marae, Mangakahia Road, Tautoro. Photo: Paul Voigt
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Pā to Plate: Transformation at Work

For the growing number of Tai Tokerau marae involved in the Pā to Plate project, there is a renewed sense of enthusiasm and pride as māra kai regain their place
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“All the solutions are within our reach,” says Paul Polman. “We are in moral dilemma more than an innovation dilemma.”
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E Tipu 2021: Our Top 10 Takeaways

Our Land and Water joined E Tipu: Boma NZ Agri Summit as a channel partner. The two-day event aimed to contribute to meaningful sector change by connecting growers, innovators, youth, changemakers, technologists,
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Rural farmers to till land in Cabinda. Angola, Africa.
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Making Complex Land-Use Decisions in Sub-Saharan Africa

Demand for food in Sub-Saharan Africa is predicted to grow 150% by 2050. Agricultural production must increase to meet this need, but needs to do so without compromising vital ecosystem
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Mauri Whenua Ora researchers, producers, community leaders and Maori land trust representatives at a Pa to Plate thought leaders workshop, Waitangi, 5 October
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Pā to Plate Project Boosted By New Decision-Support Tool for the Bay of Islands

The Pā to Plate project aims to reconnect Māori with their marae, through enabling descendants to purchase produce from their whenua. The project is led by Professor Merata Kawharu, University
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Farming family discussion at the dining table. Photo: Liz Robson / Truestock
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Supporting Complex Decisions on Land-Use Changes

New Zealanders care deeply about our rivers and lakes, and we have high expectations for healthy fresh water. Research has made it clear that in some river catchments, farmers and
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Better Together webinar series
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Connecting communities for effective farm plans

Our vision is for healthy, resilient land and water: an environment that will take care of us far into the future. To move towards this future, we need to work
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Supporting Complex Decisions on Land-Use Changes

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Illustration of 2 farmers, one Māori , one Pākeha, shaking hands surrounded by cows, sheep, forest, wind turbines and a marae.
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Designing Effective Farm Environment Plans

New rules will require every farm in Aotearoa New Zealand to have a Farm Environment Plan (FEP) for freshwater quality improvement, to be certified and regularly audited. This world-first approach
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The Value Project

Welcome to The Value Project – exploring how Aotearoa New Zealand food companies can generate greater returns from sustainable production. 1. Consumer Focus Play Video 2. Shared Values Play Video
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