Articles

• Introducing The Value Project
• From land to brand: Manawa Honey’s premium story
• The 9 attributes of highly successful value chains

Case Studies

• From land to brand: Manawa Honey’s premium story
• The story behind the Taste Pure Nature campaign
• From stone to taonga: Capturing the value in pounamu

Case Study

• School Holiday Sampling: A Case Study of Community Engagement in Research

Events

• NZ’s Catchment and Biodiversity Groups: Goals, Activities & Needs
• Regenerative Agriculture in Aotearoa
• Ngā Taonga Tuku Iho | Wai 262 Best Practice Guide
• History and Impacts of Wai 262
• Wai 262 and opportunities for National Science Challenges
• E Tipu 2021: Our Top 10 Takeaways
• Growing Kai Under Increasing Dry
• More diverse, resilient, healthy landscapes by 2030
• What the data tells us about our water
• Connecting communities for effective farm plans
• Bringing people together for diverse land use
• Open Farms 2021
• Open Farms 2020
• Seminar: Climate Change Impacts on Land Use Suitability
• Our Land and Water Symposium 2019
• LuWQ 2019: International Research on Land Use and Water Quality
• Grow 2019: Our Top 10 Takeaways
• Grow 2019: What's Ahead for Agribusiness?
• Grow 2019: 5 Disruptive Technologies for Agriculture That Are Ready, Now
• Grow 2019: 5 Food Producers Who Are Shaping the Future
• Grow 2019: The Future of Fibre
• Grow 2019: Boma NZ Agri Summit
• Save the Date: August 12-13, Symposium 2019

Future Landscapes

• Making Complex Land-Use Decisions in Sub-Saharan Africa
• Supporting Complex Decisions on Land-Use Changes
• Exploring Regen Ag With An Evidence-Driven Approach
• A More Accurate Picture of Where Soil Erosion Is Likely
• Drought: Joint Statement from National Science Challenge Directors
• Report: Planning for Increasing Drought is Needed Now
• Protecting the Source of the Manawatū River
• How Northland Regional Council is Using Physiographic Science
• How To Identify Sources of Faecal Contamination
• Nitrate Takes Less Than 5 Years to Travel from Farm to River, on Average
• Designing Freshwater Monitoring Programmes to Detect Early Improvement
• Survey Highlights Differences in Priorities for Monitoring Water Quality
• Measurements Add Confidence to Analysis of Mitigation Effectiveness
• Drought: Views, Issues and Reaching Outcomes
• Drought: Adapting the Primary Sector
• Drought: Views From Dry Land
• Drought: What to Grow and Where?
• Pests Poo Too! The Role of Introduced Predators on Water Quality Assessments
• Drought: Farm Profits and Community Resilience
• Drought: What Does the Future Look Like for Farmers and Growers?
• Understanding Cause and Effect Relationships in Aotearoa's Water
• Informing National Environmental Standards on Winter Grazing
• Market-Led Trials of Specialty Grains and Pulses in Canterbury
• Nitrogen Loads Exceed Current Regulations in 9 of 15 Regions – but On-Farm Action Could Reduce the Load by One-Third
• How Much Difference Has Good Farm Management Made?
• Under Pressure: The Lakes, Rivers and Estuaries Where Nitrogen Loads Exceed Limits
• Actions to Include in a Farm Environment Plan
• Revealing Groundwater’s Denitrification Capacity
• Globally, Phosphorus is a Bigger Problem than Nitrogen
• Beef and Buckwheat: The 6 Grain and Legume Crops with High Potential for New Zealand Farmers
• How to Minimise Phosphorus Loss from Fertilised Pasture
• How Will a Changing Climate Affect New Zealand's Primary Industries?
• A New Environment Classification Will Offer More Certainty
• Bringing Future Landscapes to Life with a Visualisation Tool
• In Some Places, Intense Land Use Will Be Okay
• Precision Irrigation Can Mitigate the Risk of Contaminant Loss from a Changing Climate
• Land Use Suitability Analyser Now Prototyped For Use in Southland
• Small Streams Matter When Excluding Stock to Improve Water Quality
• The Potential Impact of Climate Change on Stream Water Quality

Guest Commentry

Incentives for Change

• What Will Change Farming in New Zealand? Agrifood Experts Rank the Issues, with Climate Change on Top
• How Farmers Worked Together to Protect the Florida Everglades – Five Lessons for New Zealand
• The Role of Science Communication in Our Freshwater Future
• ‘Regen' Research Will Benefit Some Regions More Than Others – Report
• Wider Adoption of Regen Ag Could Change How We Assess the Economics of Farming
• Regenerative Farming is Likely to Increase Native Biodiversity
• Regenerative Agriculture, Soil Health and Climate Change
• Overview of Regenerative Agriculture in Aotearoa
• Resilience Indicators Supported MPI's Rural Hubs Initiative
• How Māori Agribusiness is Leading Aotearoa’s Farming Future
• Road-Testing Academic Theory with New Zealand Catchment Groups
• Are Overseas Customers Truly Willing To Pay More For ‘Sustainable' Food?
• An Early Contribution to Beef + Lamb New Zealand’s Taste Pure Nature Brand
• Regenerative Agriculture White Paper Sets Out Pressing Research Priorities
• Can Catchment Groups Foster an Ethic of Care for our Waterways?
• How the Pā to Plate Project is Creating Opportunities for Northland Marae Communities
• Catchment Groups are Key to Our Freshwater Future
• Regenerative Agriculture: Webinar and Q&A
• How Can We Connect Farmers’ Actions to See the Big Picture on Improving Water Quality?
• What Do We Know About Regenerative Agriculture in New Zealand?
• The 34 Influences That Will Drive the Future of Farming
• How Do We Measure Success? Indicators for a Better Aotearoa
• Reducing GHG Emissions Can Also Cut Nitrogen Leaching on Dairy Farms
• Less Nitrogen, Smaller Carbon Footprint, More Profit
• Why and How to Work in Te Ao Māori and with Māori Organisations
• From Consumer Behaviour Surveys to Times Square: Taste Pure Nature Launches in the US
• 800 Consumers in California and Shanghai Tell Us They’d Pay More For NZ Products
• Can Indicators of Sustainable Land Use in NZ and the EU Be Compared?
• How Will Global Changes Influence NZ Agriculture? Inside ‘The Matrix’

News

• Announcing 20 New Research Projects
• New Horizons in the Politics of Water Governance
• New Rural Engagement Advisor Joins the Team at Our Land and Water
• Additional Comms Support for Our Land and Water Team
• New Leaders Continue the Innovative Work of Rauika Māngai
• Opportunity for Communications Advisor to Join Our Land and Water
• Contestable Funding Round – Now Closed
• Farmers Frustrated, Yet See Benefits From Farm Certification Schemes
• Opportunity for Rural Engagement Advisor to Join Our Land and Water
• Opportunity to Join Our Land and Water's Science Leadership Team
• E Tipu 2022: Top 10 Takes
• An Overview of Aotearoa’s Land and Water Research
• PhD Opportunity: Pā to Plate
• Why Te Taiao Matters and the Supporting Role of Our Research
• National Science Challenges work together to release a Guide to Vision Mātauranga
• Opportunity to Join Our Land and Water's Science Leadership Team
• Dr Jenny Webster-Brown to be Director of Our Land and Water

Pathways to Transition

• Clarity Needed for Drone Use in Environmental Compliance
• Water Availability and Other Barriers to Diversification
• Online Tool Aids Freshwater Action
• Finding the Key to Perfect Apples
• Going Bananas
• Scheduling Irrigation Using Satellite Data
• Measuring Real-Time Nitrate Loss from Cropping Leachate
• Finding Out About Stream Health for Themselves
• Future-Proofing the Hill Country
• New Guidance for Implementing ‘Te Mana o te Wai’ Policy Priority
• Traps Catch Sediment
• We Are What We Eat
• Shade From Trees Inhibits Pasture Growth
• Seeds of Change
• Cows Prefer Bore Water Over Town Supply
• Digging for Avocado Gold
• Exploring New Ground
• Rural Professionals Funding Round Now Open
• “Maverick” Farm Advisors with Smart Ideas Invited to Apply for Research Funding
• Urban Kiwis and Farmers Share a Vision for Sustainable Food Production
• Pūhoro STEM Academy Summer Intern Hosting Opportunity (2021–22)
• Designing Effective Farm Environment Plans
• Are You a Business, Lifestyle, Family or Learning Farmer?
• Integrating Māori Values with Environmental Solutions
• Supporting Farmers Through Change: What Do Farmers Want and Need?
• Think ‘Outside the Room’ When Collaborating with Community
• Summer Intern Hosting Opportunity, with the Pūhoro STEM Academy
• Survey Shows Farm Days Build Urban-Rural Trust
• Caring for Community to Beat Coronavirus Echoes Indigenous Ideas of a Good Life
• Science Excellence vs Research Impact: Can Researchers Achieve Both?
• 12 Questions Scientists Should Ask Stakeholders to Increase Research Impact
• Pūhoro Student Internships: Growing Capability for Future Land and Water Scientists
• Pūhoro Student Internships: In Their Own Words
• Increasing Land Health Correlates with Increasing Profit
• Five Principles of Co-innovation
• Who are the Next Generation Influencers?
• How Can Urban Māori Reconnect With Their Whenua?
• Pā to Plate Project Boosted By New Decision-Support Tool for the Bay of Islands
• Can Pōwhiri Help Us Collaborate?
• How Iwi Chief Execs Are Helping Our Researchers Design New Land-Use Tools

Researcher Profiles

• Paul Dalziel: Finding the value in values
• Professor Caroline Saunders

The Value Project

• Introducing The Value Project
• From land to brand: Manawa Honey’s premium story
• The story behind the Taste Pure Nature campaign
• Paul Dalziel: Finding the value in values
• The 9 attributes of highly successful value chains
• From stone to taonga: Capturing the value in pounamu
• Professor Caroline Saunders

Workshop Webinars