Events in the network

Hosted by Quorum Sense & ODPG, this is an opportunity to connect, share insights, and discuss the latest research and innovations shaping regenerative / low impact / organic dairying in NZ and Australia.

Hosted by Āta Regenerative and Rangitikei River Catchment Collective, two days exploring how we rehydrate our land with the team from Australia’s Mulloon Institute. Open to anyone invested in the future of our land and water.

Hosted by UNDERGROUND, this is a two day festival celebrating soil, food and farming, featuring international & local soil legends, talks, workshops, field experiences, local kai and music.

Hosted by Mind & Nature: In this one-of-a-kind workshop, Dunedin-trained psychiatrist and founder of Mind & Nature Dr Ivan Lin teams up with Gisborne’s favourite soil agroecologist Jacopo Orazi from Radice Soil Solutions to explore the science and soul of how we nourish both land and self.

Hosted by Marlborough Soil Wealth: in association with Quorum Sense, invites you to a Cover Crop Discussion Day.

Hosted by Chaos Springs: This will be an introduction to concepts including quantum based agriculture, energetic systems, biodynamics and more.

Hosted by Kurt-inz Land Management: Learn the four pillars of Real Wealth Ranching. 1. Total Grazing 2. Adaptive Genetics 3. Optimal Calving Season 4. Precision Nutrition.

Hosted by Ata Regenerative: We're not here to preach or pander. This is an invitation to get real about what's working and what's not. To be supported in getting what you want and need from your regenerative journey.

Hosted by Hawkes Bay Future Farming: Curious about long grass farming? Join us on farm where tradition meets transformation as we lift the hood and explore a system growing resilience & profit.

Hosted by Bioeconomy Science Institute: Agricultural land use shapes the hidden world of soil microbes, the tiny drivers of soil carbon cycling. Their activity can determine whether carbon is released or locked away.

Hosted by: Regrarians, Our hybrid farm planning course. The 3 day component is being held at Mangarara Station and led by Darren J. Doherty & Greg Hart.

Hosted by: Regen South, learn about reading cow hair coats for hormone balance, milk production and animal health. Also we’ll discuss “Impacts of Antibiotic Use on Pastures and Animals”.

Hosted by: Charles Merfield, Merf has more than 30 years experience in physical and ecological weed management. In this workshop he gives a comprehensive overview of physical and ecological weed management approaches for Integrated Weed Management (IWM).

Hosted by Otago Organics: Join us for a fun and informative weekend of community building. We will come together and share strategies to develop the financial sustainability of our businesses through management of production, marketing and distribution and more.

Hosted by Taranaki ReGen: A chance to reconnect, energise & grow our local ReGen network of curious, interested & active farmers & collaborators.

Hosted by Golden Bay Regen Farmers Group Dairy farmers, Deane Parker and Melissa Scarlett from Central Canterbury will share their experiences of: Lowering farm inputs, keeping young stock on farm, flexible milking and wintering options such as hay bale grazing, growing soil, increased feed in 2nd milking round.

Hosted by: RegenAg Otago, Come along and hear how farming can be more profitable, more fun, less work and better for your soil and your birdlife. This documentary compares 5 farm pairs - one grazing conventionally, the other using adaptive multi paddock grazing.

Hosted by Bio Marinus: Whether you're already using fish fertiliser or just curious to learn more, there will be something beneficial for every farming operation on the day. It's a great chance to connect, exchange ideas, and hear real-world results from others in the industry.

Hosted by Quorum Sense: Following the success of last year’s regen dairy hui, this event is an opportunity for researchers, farmers, and educators at the forefront of regenerative dairy to connect, share insights, and discuss the latest research and on-farm innovations shaping the industry in NZ and Australia.

Hosted by: Canterbury Grazing Group, Mark and Laura run a sheep, beef and dairy sheep operation on the hills of the inland Kaikoura road, 25 minutes south of Kaikoura township.

They have been running a low input system for 7 years, and are seeing some outstanding results.

Hosted by: OANZ, The organic sector in Aotearoa New Zealand continues to grow, and it’s time to share the latest data, insights and opportunities.

Hosted by: LandWISE, we’re delighted to bring you a conference with focuses on regenerative crop production, carbon footprinting, and electrification. We’ll have new technologies to think about and see, we have speakers with proven track records.

Hosted by: Otago University, is the upcoming symposium, 'Our Farming Future - What's Possible?'.

Hosted by: Heald Farm. Join us for a farmer-focused day on the farm, connecting with the land, the cows, and the people behind Heald Farm here in Norsewood.

Hosted by: KoruKai, this is an action-packed day learning how to make a proper hot compost heap. You will be introduced to composting and will understand why things are done a certain way. To deepen this knowledge we will be building a hot compost heap right on the day.

Hosted by: AgResearch, principles for deferred grazing systems fit for drystock and dairy farms. Hear from farmers and scientists!

Hosted by: b.linc, New Zealand’s agricultural industry is at a crossroads. Achieving a balance between productivity and environmental responsibility is no small feat, but it is critical for the future of our food systems, economy, and natural ecosystems.

Hosted by: The Food Farm, this is a great time of year to work on your soil health, as you take stock of the previous growing season. We'll start by delving into some soil basics including what makes healthy soil, soil food web, soil testing, and some common problems.

Hosted by: RegenAg Otago, come and learn how to increase productivity on your farm per unit of input using animal management.