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 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 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 Quorum Sense’s Catch the Rain project: Sam Lang is joined by Mark Koopmans, Jono Frew and Russell Heald to explore the feed, soil health and pasture impacts of deferred grazing.

Hosted by Quorum Sense’s Catch the Rain project: Join us as we share a simple process for identifying and addressing your farm system's limiting factors.

Hosted by Quorum Sense’s Catch the Rain project: Join us as we share the insights of 13 farmers with years of experience implementing regenerative grazing systems.

Dr Tom Mackay-Smith and Dr Raphael Spiekermann will share their vision for native silvopastoral systems in Taranaki, along with their research into benefits and establishment trials.

Why biodynamics? Hear from Biodynamics NZ's Christine Moginie and Mark Longworth how the BD preparations increases life forces in all organic farming and growing systems.

Prof Roger Sylvester-Bradley, of Yield Enhancement Network (YEN) in the UK, explores how grain nutrient analysis can help identify deficiencies and inform future nutrient strategies.

Soil Mentor helps you learn what healthy soils and flourishing biodiversity look like on your farm, understand the changes you see, and make informed decisions.

The need for regenerative farming practices have emerged as a promising solution to climate change. How can we ensure these practices are effective and evidence-based?

Join Tiffany Tompkins in conversation with Emily King and Angela Clifford as they dive into the much-needed transformation of Aotearoa New Zealand’s broken food system.

Hosted by Our Climate Declaration Team

Guest speaker Craig Anderson, researcher at the Institute for Plant and Food Research discusses the scale of the food security problem, suitability of our current lan use practices, the theoretical productive capacity required from organic and regenerative systems and some thoughts about the untapped capacity of soil and plant microbiomes.

Join us for a tour of the Quorum Sense Community Forum so you can see what's on offer, how it works, and get some tips and tricks for getting the most out of using it!

What role can collar technology play in NZ farming? What are the opportunities? What are the concerns?

Hear from 3 food producers already implementing techniques on their farms to help them become more sustainable and get their advice on what you can do to get started.

Andy’s research demonstrates complex interactions between physical soil structure and microbiome metabolism with significant implications for nutrient-use efficiency in soils.

For our March Lunch & Learn session, we take great pride in sharing the stories of four remarkable women growing, making and creating in Aotearoa's Organic Sector.

Hear from Stephan Newman, and Phil & Jenny Grainger from the Kaipara Regen Ag group who are involved with the City to Farm composting project lead by Betsy Kettle.

Hear from Pete Blair from South Otago and Michael Reilly from Hawkes Bay about their experience with navigating the multi-faceted maze of different grazing techniques in different contexts in NZ.