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We’ve received a huge response to requests for Six Inches of Soil screenings! Thanks to the help of The Soil & Health Association, there will be about 26 independent cinemas showing the film in April and May, so get out there and head along to one! Support the cause.

For more events and news read on!

Stay curious,
The QS Team 🐝

~ Timaru, Balclutha, Wellington, Whitianga, Westport, Motueka ~

If you missed out on Christchurch 8 April, there’s a screening at Rangiora High School on 10 April with a panel discussion by Quorum Sense & Future Farmers.

Mangaroa Farms and Biome Trust are hosting a screening in Petone, Wellington with a panel discussion in May during Organic Week.

Thanks to Soil & Health Association, OANZ, Eat New Zealand, Future Farmers, Biome Trust, Regeneration Summit, Mangaroa Farms, The Whole Story and our regional group facilitators for making this happen.

Hit the link below to find a screening near you!

There are some fantastic field days happening around the country. Let us know if you have an event coming up so we can share it with the wider community.

Northland:
Hill Country Regenerative Farming Field Day
Kaipara Regen Ag Group & Northland Farming Diversity Group are hosting an interactive discussion day about regen farming on hill country that’s too steep to cultivate. It’ll be on-farm south of Dargaville. 📆 23 April.
Save the date - more info to come.

We are halfway through a series of webinars running as part of the Catch the Rain project funded by Beef + Lamb New Zealand.

Last week, Sam Lang and Jules Matthews talked Limiting Factors. Prior to that a host of farmers discussed regenerative grazing systems and techniques in New Zealand. Webinars will be available for replay here.

Next up is Deferred Grazing (17 April) and Diverse Pastures (8 May).

These are open to all farmers and free to attend. What are you trying to solve or address in your grazing management?

Ngā mihi,

The Quorum Sense Extension Team