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  • WEBINAR: Prepare for El Niño

    El Niño is expected to bring a more volatile growing season, with heightened risks ranging from drought and heat to heavy rain, frost and access disruption. Join Earth Sciences New Zealand Principal Scientist, Chris Brandolino on Tuesday, 13 October at 12 noon for a practical grower webinar covering the latest outlook, what it could mean...

  • Rural Support Trust Brunch

    Lewis Farms 747 State Highway 1, Levin, Manawatu, New Zealand

    The Rural Support Trust is hosting a complimentary brunch for the Manawatū rural community at Lewis Farms in Levin. The brunch is a great opportunity for growers and farmers to take a break, connect with others in the region, and meet the local Rural Support Trust team.

  • Pukekohe Young Grower Pre Event BBQ

    Bioeconomy Science Institute 49 Cronin Road, Pukekohe, New Zealand

    Pre event for Pukekohe Young Grower. Attend the Pukekohe Young Grower Pre Event BBQ for good food, great company and the chance to meet fellow young growers, competitiors, sponsors and people from across the industry.

  • World Potato Congress

    Sawela Lodges The Mirage Tower 3, Sixth Floor Chiromo, Waiyaki Way, Westlands, Kenya

    The World Potato Congress brings together the global potato community every two years. Kenya 2026 will focus on sustainable agriculture, innovation, and building partnerships for a food-secure future. Sustainability Focus Exploring sustainable potato farming practices and climate-resilient solutions for global food security. Global Network Connect with 1000+ delegates from over 60 countries, including farmers, researchers,...

  • Grower Networking Event: Meet the AUSVEG Insights Tour

    Bioeconomy Science Institute 49 Cronin Road, Pukekohe, New Zealand

    You are invited to a networking event on Monday 9 November with a group of emerging leaders from the Australian vegetable sector. Potatoes New Zealand and NZVeg are supporting an AUSVEG study tour bringing around 14 young leaders across the Tasman for 10 days. The group is travelling through Canterbury and Central Otago before finishing...

  • Workshop 2 – Applying Sustainable Vegetable Systems (SVS) Canterbury

    Hotel Ashburton 35/11 Racecourse Road, Ashburton, New Zealand

    Workshop 2 of a Series of 4 Practical training for vegetable and arable growers to support better nitrogen management decisions. You are invited to a series of free hands on workshops designed to help you learn or further enhance your use of the SVS decision support tool. This tool supports decision making in real  world cropping situations. Bring...

  • Growing Canterbury 2027

    Dunsandel Cafe and Bar 3374 Main South Road, Dunsandel, Canterbury, New Zealand

    Celebrating Success. Growing Connections. Launching Canterbury Young Grower 2027. Join us as we celebrate the achievements, milestones and people that have made 2026 a success for Canterbury horticulture, while officially launching the search for the 2027 Canterbury Young Grower of the Year. Reconnect with colleagues, industry partners and friends, reflect on the year that was,...

  • Potatoes New Zealand Board Meeting

    Potatoes New Zealand Board members are committed to developing and driving the potato industry in New Zealand. They regularly meet to progress the strategic direction for the membership and best practices throughout industry.

  • Organic grower policy catch-up

    Zoom

    Organic growers are invited to a Horticulture New Zealand quarterly catch-up. When | Thursday, 19 NovemberTime | 12pmWhere | online via Zoom. Please register in advance here. Topics will include the next round of Ministry for Primary Industries consultations on the Organic Standard Notices and other relevant policy updates, opportunities/challenges for organics are top of...

    Free
  • Crops 2026

    FAR Chertsey Research Site 1904 Rakaia Highway, Rakaia, Canterbury, New Zealand

    Join the Foundation for Arable Research (FAR) at CROPS 2026, and catch up with researchers, growers and others from the industry. This year’s international speakers are Adam Christie from Scottish Agronomy discussing United Kingdom recommend list trials, and Philip Wright, covering managing compaction and soil quality. The programme also features FAR collaborative research projects. The...