They say one person’s trash is another person’s treasure.

Organic waste management is currently a significant cost to the Top of the South community and could be reduced by embracing a multi-sector collaborative upcycling strategy across the region, according to a recent study.

We can share further progress of the building work. The spacious new staff room which opened mid-May is a terrific place for meetings, social get-togethers and tea breaks.

Cruise Totaranui ‘ Queen Charlotte Sound with Cawthron Marlborough Environment Awards and us on the Cougar Line.

Find out how the Marlborough Sounds Restoration Trust with its group of dedicated volunteers is ridding the Marlborough Sounds of wilding pines one bay at a time.

With NZDFI’s cover story in Timber & Forestry eNews. the news is catching on.

The problem: mechanical harvesting of grapes results in high breakage rates of pine posts, meaning high replacement costs for growers and the subsequent expensive approvals necessary to dispose of posts in landfill sites.

NMITs Viticulture and Wine School has been working with the Ningxia University of Agriculture in Yinchuan City, Ningxia Province on a joint project for the past three years.

The landscaping of the Marlborough Research Centre entrance way is almost complete and looks very inviting. It has opened the campus back up to the community after months of being fenced away

Harvest at MRC’s Rowley Crescent Vineyard also took place for a pruning trial collaboration between Bragato Research Institute (BRI), NMIT, Mark Allen from Mark Allen Vineyard Advisory Services and four growers, including MRC’s Rowley Crescent Vineyard.

Vintage 2022 officially commenced at our Rowley Crescent Vineyard on 17 March with harvests from the NMIT Trades Academy and the Bragato Research Institute team.

Farm and Vineyard owners: you are invited to this workshop, organised by NZ Landcare Trust and Beef and Lamb New Zealand.