Stuart Neill's commitment to sustainable dairy farming has won him the Regional Supreme Award at the Canterbury Ballance Farm Environment Awards (BFEA).
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Sign up for the latest newsWe have withdrawn the Land use change on the margins of lowland Canterbury braided rivers, 2012-2019, Report No. R21/05 report after community concerns.
A South Canterbury community group has enlisted the help of dung beetles to improve water and soil quality in their catchment.
Waimate District Council is monitoring its water supply to the area following a rise in nitrate levels.
There are many ways that farmers can access water in dry times without affecting river levels.
The Cheviot community is getting behind efforts to rejuvenate the Jed River catchment.
Pest plants could become more widespread in future years, landowners can take action to help protect their assets.
South Canterbury farmers Martin and Thomas Cochrane's award-winning kale and beet crops are great examples of good management practices for winter grazing.
If you own a private drinking water source, you’re responsible for its maintenance and water testing. Tips for looking after your supply.
Follow these strategies to protect your soil best and prevent sedimentation and nutrient loss.
The results of our annual groundwater survey of 349 wells across Canterbury show little change, with high nitrate levels and E. coli detected.
Winter grazing flyovers will take place in Selwyn and Ashburton this year.