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Sign up for the latest newsAfrican 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.
Early results from an Upper Waitaki catch cropping trial show reduced soil nitrogen after winter grazing, with strong crop yields in high‑country conditions.
Attend an upcoming workshop and hear from the experts about the operational and environmental benefits Canterbury farmers are seeing from composting.
Canterbury dairy farmers, Adele and Peter King, on the value of the Farm Environment Plan system.
Seven years of FEP audit data shows improved environmental performance across water quality, irrigation and compliance in Canterbury.
Ready to burn? Plan smart! Get permits, check conditions, and keep Canterbury safe. Visit Checkitsalright.nz before you light.
A new nationwide scheme is making on-farm recycling free and simpler for farmers by uniting Agrecovery and Plasback into one system. Learn how it works.
A 43ha Blythe Valley site is protected to help native birds and waterways. Learn more about this restoration and what it means for the catchment.