More than 200 people attended an open day to observe the progress of Whenua Haumanu, a major agriculture research program in NZ focusing on regenerative agriculture. Led by Massey University and funded by the Ministry for Primary Industries, the program is in its third year of a seven-year study, exploring various aspects of the farm system and trialling contemporary and regenerative farming practices. Professor Danny Donaghy heads the project, emphasizing the importance of gathering data that will benefit farmers, attracting a diverse group of attendees including scientists, students, industry groups, rural professionals, and farmers.
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Auckland Museum’s Māori, Pacific galleries closed indefinitely due to asbestos
Auckland War Memorial Museum's popular Te Marae Atea Māori Court and Pacific galleries are closed indefinitely due to detected asbestos, with estimates suggesting a four-year closure. The museum had previously reopened sections after an initial closure in May, but remediation continues in affected areas, including the Grand Foyer. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The Auckland War Memorial Museum has to keep two of its favorite places closed for a long time because they...
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