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NZDFI has identified 12 potential regional industry catchments and is working with partners in priority regions to identify future processing sites and annual planting targets.
Paul Millen, NZDFI Project Manager, forecasts that these forests and woodlots will supply a small-to-medium sized processing operation. Read more of what this means for the regions.
The Supreme and Landscape and Habitat enhancement award in 2021 was given to Marlborough Sounds Restoration Trust for their trail-blazing community action on wilding pine control. Wilding pines pose a significant problem in the Sounds. The Trust was set up in 2003 to stop the rapid spread of wilding pine trees and bring back the native bush and distinctive skylines of the Sounds.
The Gingko Café on NMIT’s Marlborough Campus provides catering for functions. Whether you are looking for a formal sit-down meal or simple morning tea, afternoon refreshments or lunch, the Gingko café can provide a solution for your upcoming event.
Call 03 5772858 or email Harpreet.dhillon@nmit.ac.nz for a chat about your requirements or to see sample menus.
When you are next on campus, you are likely to come across these seven new faces from NZ Winegrowers, Bragato Research Institute (BRI) and Hill Laboratories. We would like to briefly introduce them to you here. We share more exciting information about the staff and their role on campus in this link.
The year 2020 will forever be etched in our minds because of the global pandemic. Today, however, we look back at the past year for its notable weather data, gathered by Plant & Food Research. The data is partially funded by the Marlborough Research Centre to facilitate a large range of research activities.
