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The performance psychology of elite Canterbury sheep and beef farmers

Nick Martin December 5, 2024

Can we add value to non-replacement calves?

Oliver Hampson December 5, 2024

Value and opportunities of farm planning in the NZ Sheep and Beef Sector

Rachel Joblin December 5, 2024

Answers Under Foot: Should soil health be our #1 sustainability goal?

Richard Pentreath December 5, 2024

Opportunities and Challenges for the Future of Arable Farming in Canterbury

Thomas Holmes December 5, 2024

Future Proofing our workforce: Retaining the Skills for tomorrow’s growth

Whitney Conder December 5, 2024

Time for a change? How contract milking supports the progression of NZ dairy farmers.

Ashlea Kowalski August 2, 2024

Algeria – New Zealand – Nations turning liquid commodities into economic prosperity.

Sophia Hunt August 2, 2024

Pasture-based corporate dairy farming in Zimbabwe – a concept plan.

Rob Shaw July 25, 2024

Understanding a future with genetic technologies in New Zealand agriculture.

Lisa Lunn July 24, 2024

Is a more holistic approach to risk management and risk identification needed on Canterbury dairy farms?

Peter Saunders July 24, 2024

Regenerative farm blueprint.

Richard Pedley July 24, 2024

Navigating genetic technology – supporting dairy farmers through regulatory reform and adoption.

Sophie MacAskill July 24, 2024

The opportunity for KiwiSaver investment in NZ agriculture.

Wyatt Johnston July 24, 2024

Gumboots on the ground approach to role-value in the food and fibre sector.

Megan Fox July 24, 2024

The power of stakeholder engagement to establish a social licence to operate – perspectives from dairy technologies.

Esther Donkersloot July 24, 2024

Harvard case method for early career professionals in the New Zealand primary industries.

Louis Batley July 24, 2024

Cultivating the sun – challenges and opportunities of solar farming for dry stock farm diversification.

Jesse Brennan July 24, 2024

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