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FAR funds, or contributes funds to, research programmes, often in collaboration with government funded organisations or Universities. Involvement in specific research programmes is driven by the interests of the New Zealand growers. Levy funds are also used to secure additional Government funding through programmes such as the Sustainable Farming Fund.
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FAR has three arable research sites which host a number of research trials and field days every year. The FAR arable research sites aim to provide visitors with a representation of FAR funded research at one-stop sites.
Should you wish to discuss any of the trials in more detail, or visit any of our research sites, please contact the FAR office to be put into contact with the relevant Project Manager.
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Environment and Compliance
FARs Environmental and Social Best Practice Strategy provides a framework for research, development and extension activities to help protect these essential resources and ensure the sectors future.
Arable Industry Profile
Arable farmers are the unsung heroes of the primary sector. Through the production of grain, seed and other crops, the industry is worth $2.1 billion dollars to the New Zealand economy.
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ProductionWISE
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2022/22 Spring sown wheat and barley cultivar evaluations
The 2021-22 Spring sown wheat and barley cultivar evaluation book is out now. Look for it in your mailbox soon or read it online now.
AIMI Survey - October 10th, 2022: Wheat, Barley, Oats
Please complete the latest AIMI survey for October 10th, 2022: Wheat, Barley, Oats
2022/22 Spring sown wheat and barley cultivar evaluations
The 2021-22 Spring sown wheat and barley cultivar evaluation book is out now. Look for it in your mailbox soon or read it online now.
AIMI Survey - October 10th, 2022: Wheat, Barley, Oats
Please complete the latest AIMI survey for October 10th, 2022: Wheat, Barley, Oats
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Maize research: what is it focusing on?
FAR has a busy schedule of research focused on maize production. In this episode of Cut the Crop, FAR researcher David Densley tells Alison Stewart that as well as being focused on building resilience to financial, climate and environmental changes, some of its future-focused research is the first of its type in New Zealand.
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Chertsey Arable Research Site
Set in the heart of Mid Canterbury's cropping region just south of Rakaia, the Chertsey Arable Research Site is the focal point for FAR work in Mid Canterbury. In any given year, the 16 hectare site hosts a range of research trials on cereal and seed production, environmental practices, and long-term cultivation. Trials are conducted under dryland and irrigated conditions. Every year in December, FAR hosts either the ARIA field day or CROPS Annual Expo, to present on and demonstrate current research.
Northern Crop Research Site (NCRS)
The Northern Crop Research Site (NCRS) at Tamahere, just outside Hamilton, hosts a number of maize, forage and other trials, including a long-term cultivation trial. The 26 hectare site provides a platform for research conducted in the Northern North Island.
Kowhai Farm
Kowhai Farm sits on 15.5 hectares of Templeton silt loam soils and provides a platform for seed research in New Zealand. Its close proximity to Lincoln University, research organisations and seed companies is well suited for strengthening links with the Lincoln research community, as well as a showcase for testing new on-farm technology for sensing and capturing environmental data. At least 70% of the site has access to irrigation.
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