Hosted by Whenua Haumanu, Massey University. A day filled with learning and networking at the two research farmlets.

Hosted by Kiwifruit Regen / Soil Biology Discussion Group and Leighton Oats: learn how to enhance soil health from Phil Carter and see regenerative practices in action in Leighton's orchard.

Hosted by Kaipara Regenerative Farming Group & Northland Diversity: this workshop aims to help farmers, life stylers and everyone in between to adopt and apply the principles of regenerative farming and holistic management.

Hosted by Chaos Springs. This workshop will explore different theories on soil and farm management.

Hosted by Hawke’s Bay Future Farming: it features a lineup of speakers who will share their expertise on soil carbon and health, sustainable agriculture, and the international agricultural environment

Hosted by Growers Leading Change-FAR: Join Australian agroecologist David Hardwick to explore ‘on-farm bugs and brews', learn how to use them in your system and practice making some simple examples.

Hosted by Nelson/Marlborough NZ Landcare Trust: how can we balance habitat, biodiversity and pest control in Marlborough’s vineyards? Benefits and challenges of using native plantings in our productive landscape.

Hosted by Kiwifruit Regen / Soil Biology Discussion Group and Leighton Oats: learn how to enhance soil health from Phil Carter and see regenerative practices in action in Leighton's orchard.

Hosted by Hawke’s Bay Future Farming: an opportunity to find out about how to understand your soils, monitor them and on-farm actions to promote healthy soils.

Hosted by Hawke’s Bay Future Farming: an opportunity to find out about how to understand your soils, monitor them and on-farm actions to promote healthy soils.

Supported by Quorum Sense: Another opportunity to catch this film celebrating soil, food and farming followed by a Q&A with great panel of local regen farmers.

Hosted by Merfield Agronomy: a complete overview of non-chemical weed management as part of Integrated Weed Management (IWM)
including addressing herbicide resistance.

Hosted by Quorum Sense and Sefton Saltwater Creek Catchment Group: an opportunity to find out more about the inter-relationship between soil health, water quality and water infiltration.

Hosted by Quorum Sense: Claire Buchanan, Mark Anderson and Deane Parker share how they got started with alternative wintering and what they’ve learnt along the way.e way.

Hosted by Taranaki ReGen: Part of the Round the Mountain Discussion Group Series, this one with a focus on carbon.

Hosted by Quorum Sense and the Canterbury Grazing Group: an opportunity to find out more about bale grazing as a viable and cost-effective wintering practice with environmental and animal welfare benefits.

Hosted by Growing Point: This is a 4 module synthesis of the soil foodweb course covering theory and practical application.

Hosted by Organic Winegrowers NZ. Partnering with Kelly Mulville who pioneered the regenerative viticulture movement in the US, this workshop will cover a broad range of topics.

Hosted by Organic Winegrowers NZ. Partnering with Kelly Mulville who pioneered the regenerative viticulture movement in the US, this workshop will cover a broad range of topics.

Hosted by Organic Winegrowers NZ. Partnering with Kelly Mulville who pioneered the regenerative viticulture movement in the US, this workshop will cover a broad range of topics.

Hosted by Taranaki ReGen: A practical, fun and interactive workshop with Phi Gray of Soil Foodweb NZ.

Hosted by Organic Winegrowers NZ. Partnering with Kelly Mulville who pioneered the regenerative viticulture movement in the US, this workshop will cover a broad range of topics.

Hosted by Marlborough Curious Cockies: learn about managing multiple enterprises and more from award winners.

Hosted by Quorum Sense’s Catch the Rain project: Sam Lang talks with Rhys Roberts, Miah Smith and Dean Martin about the experience of incorporating diverse pastures into their farm systems.

Hosted by On Farm Support, AgResearch and Quorum Sense: the day is sharing learnings from AgResearch’s project that’s investigating whether a pasture-based alternative, supplemented with hay or baleage, will reduce nitrate leaching and paddock pugging.

Hosted by ESAI: an opportunity to gain a sound understanding of what is required to meet the Nutrient Management and Soil Health section of the NZFAP PLUS standard and why these requirements exist

Hosted by B.linc: an opportunity to hear about FarmSalus, a free online tool kit to hep farmers cope effectively, and what it is doing for farmer wellbeing.

Hosted by Aorangi Curious Cockies: learn about biological systems, Johnson-Su compost and silica based soil conditioners.