Plenty of pulling power, zero-emission, twelve-hour running time on refillable cartridges, and one-third the weight of a conventional tractor, the world’s first hybrid bio-methane and electric tractor has arrived. Continue reading Zero-Emission Biomethane Tractors
With cereals, organic meat and milk, eggs and honey and a zero-plastic commitment, the Good Farmers New Zealand range has the potential to expand as more ‘good farmers’ with small to medium-sized farms sign up to supply the collective. Continue reading Good Farmers New Zealand
Deconstructed wool particle products are the subject of a three-year commercial viability programme which may help to reinvigorate New Zealand’s wool industry and increase its global market. Read more… Continue reading New Uses for NZ Wool
Glen Atkinson has over 40 years of Biodynamics research under his belt. He’ll be connecting the dots from Biodynamics to physics for us, and his entertaining, simple explanations will provide a valuable understanding of the benefits to farming. Continue reading Biodynamics and Physics: ODPG 2021 Conference
This article on sustainable agroecosystems by Richard Teague looks at how Regenerative Grazing Farmers manage specifically to optimise four key ecosystem functions. Research was undertaken at commercial ranch scale across North America. Continue reading How Grazing Strategy impacts Ecological Processes
The addition of Prof. Gregorini makes a total number of THIRTEEN conference speakers at ‘The Regenerative Soil Solution’ Conference. Along with a two-farm field trip and organic food all weekend, it promises to be a full weekend of important information, insights and networking. Continue reading A Big Welcome to Prof. Pablo Gregorini
“Ninety five per cent of the biofertility of soils is about these microbial processes, not the actual nutrient content in the soil or how much we put on as fertiliser.” Continue reading Natural Immunity in Healthy Soil
A beautiful, short film featuring Organic Farmer, Jesse Straight, who talks in simple, fundamental terms about why Organic Farming matters Continue reading Nature always has the Last Word