The quality of our food is deeply intertwined with the way it is grown. Recent research conducted by Plant & Food Research Rangahau Ahumara Kai, commissioned by Kete Ora Trust, underscores the importance of farming systems in shaping not only the health of our soils but also the nutrient density of the foods we consume.
Read MoreJoin OANZ CEO Tiffany Tompkins as she hosts MPI's Organics Team members—Meredith Elley and Susanna Barris for an hour-long update on the development of New Zealand’s National Organic Standards.
Read MoreSince the 1990s, there has been a noticeable increase in chronic diseases and other medical conditions that were once rare. Dunedin’s Dr Zuzana Oravcova Wheeler discusses why.
Read MoreCatch up on all the latest organic news from home and abroad with Organic Aotearoa's monthly newsletter, The BUZZ - July 2024 edition. Covering news, events and more.
Read MoreThe 2024/25 Organic Market Report is the most comprehensive analysis of New Zealand’s organic market. This report will capture essential trends, growth, and challenges within the organic sector, providing invaluable insights for stakeholders across the industry.
Read MoreCatch up on all the latest organic news from home and abroad with Organic Aotearoa's monthly newsletter, The BUZZ - June 2024 edition. Covering news, events and more.
Read MoreOn the 3rd of May, OANZ hosted the Organic Futures Symposium, a comprehensive one-day event focusing on the evolving landscape of organics in Aotearoa, New Zealand. The event featured a series of insightful presentations, panel discussions, and workshops addressing the challenges and opportunities within the organic sector and a great opportunity to network.
Read MoreJoin us for a one-day symposium focused on the evolving landscape of organics in Aotearoa New Zealand. With the challenges of genetic engineering and the demand for outcome-focused evidence for our domestic and international markets, OANZ invites you to join us for a day filled with speakers who will share insights, expertise, and innovative approaches to navigating these complexities.
Read MoreWe may think we can solve a problem through genetic technology, but more likely, we are deepening the damage through this thinking that we can control nature. A precautionary element must always prevail to protect the future of the earth for the generations to come.
Read MoreWatch Christine Moginie and Mark Longworth present in simple terms what biodynamics is, why you might use the preparations, and how they can enhance your growing systems.
Read MoreThe Soil & Health Association of New Zealand announced that the next OrganicNZ Awards will take place on May 3, 2024, at the Boatshed, Wellington — as part of Organic Week Aotearoa celebrations (May 1-7). Nominations are now open and will close on 10 March 2024.
Read MoreCatch up on all the latest organic news from home and abroad with Organic Aotearoa's monthly newsletter, The BUZZ - February 2024 edition. Covering news, events and more.
Read MoreWe talked to Commercial Manager, Chris Lees about Fertco’s range of products and how they are helping farmers to grow more whilst lessening their impact on the environment.
Read MoreOrganic farming has been practised for thousands of years. This regenerative agricultural practice goes beyond planting seeds; it's a philosophy that embraces the interconnectedness of all living things. Let's embark on a journey through time to uncover the roots and evolution of organic farming.
Read MoreAs we look back and reflect on 2023, we are incredibly grateful to everyone who has supported our work this past year. Join us as we reflect on our accomplishments in the last 365 days.
Read MoreCatch up on all the latest organic news from home and abroad with Organic Aotearoa's monthly newsletter, The BUZZ - November 2023 edition. Covering news, events and more.
Read MoreCertified organic honey vs conventional, commercially produced honey. I mean, it’s all pretty much the same right? In short, that couldn’t be further from the truth. Leading New Zealand organic honey producers, TranzAlpine Honey, give us the low down.
Read MoreThe Government is exploring whether a biodiversity credit system could help to incentivise the protection and restoration of native wildlife in Aotearoa, New Zealand. Read our submission on the need for and the design of a biodiversity credit system.
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