Wintering Innovations Series
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Are you curious to try a different approach to wintering? Do you want to build soil armour, improve animal health and environmental outcomes? Perhaps you’ve seen farmers adopt bale grazing and are wondering if it’s right for your system?
Our new Wintering Innovations Series is a starting point for farmers interested in exploring regenerative wintering practices.
By sharing experiences of other farmers, and the results of trials and latest research, this series aims to equip you with the knowledge, confidence and the motivation to change. Watch the film to hear from other farmers in our network.
This series starts on 3 June
Over five weeks we will cover context and where to start; key principles; bale grazing; multi-species cropping vs. monoculture cropping; all pasture wintering, and the wide-ranging benefits farmers are seeing from adopting and trialing these practices.
What you’ll get
a weekly email with helpful resources, case studies & considerations
direct access to farmers experienced in different approaches to regen wintering
access to a private online discussion group with other farmers
to attend field days and webinars (field days are location dependent)
to see how the financials stack up, through cost analysis and comparison
Thanks to Deane Parker, Clare Buchanan, Mark Anderson, Greg & Lenna Low, Josh Bradfield, Dylan Ditchfield, Ross Mongahan, Duncan Humm, and Jono Frew for sharing their learnings, findings, and expertise.
Register for the Wintering Innovations Series
Use the button at the top of this page or click this link to complete the registration form.
Before the series starts, you’ll receive a confirmation email followed by instructions to join the online discussion group.
All participants will receive the tools and resources to help guide decision-making. Remember context is everything.
Make a donation to support our work
We need your help to continue our work providing farmers with the knowledge, science, tools and support to shift toward a more regenerative farming future.
If you’d like to to support our work supporting NZ’s regenerative farmers and growers, click this link to learn how you can make a donation.