Virtual fencing is already changing how a local farmer manages stock on steep country, a trial explores whether the technology could also help protect wetlands.
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Sign up for the latest newsAward-winning Canterbury high-country farmers are using data, wetlands and conservation work to support resilient, sustainable farming systems.
See virtual fencing technology in action at a practical Banks Peninsula field day focused on wetland protection and hill-country farming.
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.
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.
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.
Learn how rural and semi-rural wastewater treatment systems work, when resource consent is needed, and how to maintain onsite systems to protect water quality.
Years of wilding pine removal at Craigieburn helped limit wildfire damage in 2024. Learn how removing wilding pines early can reduce fire risk.
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.