A catch crop, like Italian ryegrass or oats, can absorb nitrogen and prevent nitrate leaching and nutrient runoff.
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Sign up for the latest newsThis Biosecurity Week, we’re celebrating the people and groups across Waitaha/Canterbury working hard to protect and restore our unique biodiversity.
Controlling 2000 hectares of weeds surrounding Canterbury's largest lagoon is the mission to improve water quality for future generations.
Hurunui farmers are improving winter grazing practices despite wet conditions, with aerial monitoring showing strong compliance and environmental care.
Discover how a national collaboration is tackling the spread of pest wallabies in Aotearoa through the Tipu Mātoro National Wallaby Eradication Programme.
A farmer-led approach delivered by Amuri Irrigation Company (AIC) is improving local water quality in North Canterbury's Amuri Basin.
To protect freshwater life in Waitarakao catchment, we first need to know what’s there - and recent mahi by scientists and farmers has revealed some surprises.
A remote wetland near the Kakahu River will get a boost for additional native plants thanks to support from the Ōrāri Temuka Ōpihi Pareora water zone committee.
Farmers are increasingly doing the right thing when it comes to disposing of bale wrap and other farm plastics.
Read the latest updates on a factory wastewater spill at Saltwater Creek in North Canterbury.
Children from Peppertree Preschools planted native trees down at their local stream with the help of Enviroschools and Waimakariri District Council.
Contractors spent the morning using diggers and bulldozers to open Te Waihora/Lake Ellesmere to the sea.