Award-winning Canterbury high-country farmers are using data, wetlands and conservation work to support resilient, sustainable farming systems.
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Sign up for the latest newsSee virtual fencing technology in action at a practical Banks Peninsula field day focused on wetland protection and hill-country farming.
This year's winter grazing flights will be in the South Canterbury district over two periods pre-grazing (autumn) and mid-season (winter).
Lifestyle block event in Staveley. Learn about rules, waterbodies, biodiversity and weeds. 7 May, 7–8.30pm. Light supper provided.
With less than a month until winter grazing is in full swing, ensure your plan is robust to protect your land during the wet season.
More than 30,000 trees planted and 1,100 hectares retired, SCAR is helping farmers reduce erosion and build more resilient farms.
African love grass is a fast‑spreading pest threatening farms and biodiversity in Canterbury. Learn how to spot it and stop it spreading.
Council approved an Aranui bus trial, reduced Total Mobility fare caps, and advanced erosion funding, alongside hearing strong community feedback.
We are inviting farmers in Waitaha Canterbury to complete our farm waste survey with a $2000 native plant prize pack up for grabs.
We're holding drop-in sessions across Canterbury to answer your questions about consenting and the regulatory environment.
Attend an upcoming workshop and hear from the experts about the operational and environmental benefits Canterbury farmers are seeing from composting.
Early results from an Upper Waitaki catch cropping trial show reduced soil nitrogen after winter grazing, with strong crop yields in high‑country conditions.