Food, Farming, Whanau

Usable agricultural research for landowners

Connecting Food Producers & Consumers

Connecting Food Producers

Like it or hate it, increasingly, external influences impact how we are farming. Farmers and catchment communities on the leading edge will find this valuable.

Diverse Experiences of Farming Diverse Experiences of Farming Diverse Farming Diverse Farming

Key language associated with social licence to operate, farming and the environment will be surveyed to identify points of connection among diverse communities. What can we start now or assist future generations of farmers?

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Deferred Grazing & Regenerative Farming

Deferred Grazing & Regenerative Farming

Deferred & Regenerative Farming

Deferred & Regenerative Farming

Katherine Tozer has worked on a variety of projects in the deferred grazing & regenerative space including looking at the e ects of meat taste, summer forage options and how deferred grazing could o er pasture improvement and management advantages.

Matrix of Drivers Matrix of Drivers

What we grow and produce is influenced and impacted by many external factors, or drivers. What opportunities can this present and how can we use this knowledge into the future.

Several areas of focus for the EU Green Deal are likely to pose significant challenges for New Zealand’s export sectors. What opportunities exist and how are we placed to capitalise on these now and into the future?

Land Use Opportunities

Land Use Opportunities Land Opportunities Land Opportunities

Information about the land use suitability and production potential of a variety of crops is available on Data Supermarket. It includes info about a wide variety of vegetable, fruit, arable, animal, plant and tree crops, plus climate data.

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Tuesday, July 11th | 12.30pm

Tuesday, 11th 12.30pm 12.30pm––3:30 3:303:30 3:30pm pm pm pm

Darfield High School Hall, 7 Mclaughlins Rd, Darfield Darfield High School Hall, 7 Mclaughlins Rd, Darfield School 7 Mclaughlins Rd, School 7 Mclaughlins Rd, Lunch provided, resources available.

Wednesday,

12.30pm 12.30pm––3:30 3:303:30 3:30pm pm pm Woodbury Hall, 538 Woodbury Rd, Woodbury Lunch provided, resources available.

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MALVERN SPEECH & POETRY

June 29th. All students put in fantastic e ort and should be proudoftheire orts.

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Senior Competition Senior Competition Senior Competition Senior CompetitionYears 5 and 6: Years 5 and 6: 5 and 5 and

1st=: BohAllison(KirweeModel School)&HeidiYoudale (SpringfieldSchool)

3rd: AbiPooler(Greendale School)

Year 4: 4:

1st: 1st: 1st: 1st: EliHann(Greendale School)

2nd: 2nd: 2nd: 2nd: AnnaWakefield(Springfield School)

Year 3: Year 3: 3: 3:

1st: 1st: WillaDickens(Darfield Primary)

2nd=: 2nd=: 2nd=: 2nd=: EvieBayliss&Ella Thomas(KirweeModel School)

Year 2: Year 2: 2: 2:

1st: 1st: AaliyahWate(Springfield School)

2nd=: 2nd=: 2nd=: LilyDevereux(Darfield Primary),ArianaStevens (KirweeModelSchool)& AvaHalley(Hororata Primary)

Year 0/1: Year 0/1:

1st: 1st: 1st: 1st: GeorgeAdcock(Glentunnel School)

2nd: 2nd: 2nd: 2nd: BenjiSundstrum(Greendale School).