2019 : Join Us Now and Save
2019 is going to be a great year of growth for the ODPG with lots planned for our members. Join now, or renew your membership for an earlybird price. Continue reading 2019 : Join Us Now and Save
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Happy-Go-Clucky: Chicken Welfare in NZ
Happy-Go-Clucky: Chicken Welfare in NZ Continue reading Happy-Go-Clucky: Chicken Welfare in NZ
Be an Earlybird and Save
2019 Membership: Be an Earlybird and Save. Join the ODPG now, or renew your membership, for 2019 for an earlybird price of $80 including gst. Continue reading Be an Earlybird and Save
Animal Health Problems led to Organic Farming
Animal Health Problems led to Organic Farming – “Something wasn’t right when we were conventional…” Continue reading Animal Health Problems led to Organic Farming
John King on Women in Farming
John King on Women in Farming. In this week’s ‘Focus on John King’, he discusses a phenomenon he has noticed over many years of teaching regenerative farming methods. Continue reading John King on Women in Farming
Focus on John King
John King article about farmer innovation and change, and the influential people he has met along the way who made him look at farming from different angles. Continue reading Focus on John King
Study proves Organic Farming is Best for Bees
Study proves Organic Farming is Best for Bees, promoting diversity and stable populations. Continue reading Study proves Organic Farming is Best for Bees
Jersey Girl Organics: The New Gold Standard in Milk
Award-winning Lewis Road Creamery and Jersey Girl Organics of Matamata have teamed up to produce the absolute ultimate in milk. So good, there was no option but to give it a gold top! Continue reading Jersey Girl Organics: The New Gold Standard in Milk
Organically-Reared Calves For Sale
Organically-Reared Calves For Sale in the Taranaki Area. Friesian, Friesian Cross and Angus. Continue reading Organically-Reared Calves For Sale
Saving the Sarus Crane with Organic Farming
Sarus Cranes, once seen in great numbers in the Bhoj wetlands of India, are now in drastic decline, and the primary cause seems to be the use of pesticides in farming. Continue reading Saving the Sarus Crane with Organic Farming