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What We Learned at the DairyNZ Organic Discussion Day at Utterly Organic

What We Learned at the DairyNZ Organic Discussion Day at Utterly Organic

March 6th 2026 On 25 February, our team from Rere ki uta rere ki tai - Living Soil Project attended the DairyNZ Organic Discussion Day held at Mandy and Pete Patterson’s Utterly Organic farm in the Waikato. The Read more

Te Roroa Spring Cropping

Te Roroa Spring Cropping

February 5th 2026 Trialling summer cropping on challenging soils At Te Roroa, the team trialled summer cropping on a very degraded paddock that had been significantly damaged through previous attempts to cultivate Read more

Introducing Our New Structure

Introducing Our New Structure

December 23rd 2025 As Rere ki uta rere ki tai continues to grow, so too has the need for a structure that clearly reflects who we are, how we work, and where we are heading. We have recently formalised a new structure Read more

Vertical Grazing, Growing Resilience from the Soil Up

Vertical Grazing, Growing Resilience from the Soil Up

December 19th 2025 By Nick Collins, Farm Engagement Lead At Rere ki uta rere ki tai we are always exploring practical ways to help farmers build systems that are resilient, productive, and connected to the whenua. One Read more

The Bloom Room, Our End of Year Hui

The Bloom Room, Our End of Year Hui

December 8th 2025 On the 25th of November we gathered online for The Bloom Room, our end of year hui for farmers and the wider Rere ki uta rere ki tai – Living Soil Project team. Although we were meeting through Read more

Summer Resilience on Farm: Key Priorities to Protect Stock, Pasture and Infrastructure

Summer Resilience on Farm: Key Priorities to Protect Stock, Pasture and Infrastructure

November 25th 2025 With more extreme temperatures on the way, slightly lower stocking rates, and more trees across our landscapes, there are plenty of upsides, but the risks still need managing. Water, heat stress, fir Read more

A Year in Review: Rere ki uta rere ki tai - Living Soil Project

A Year in Review: Rere ki uta rere ki tai - Living Soil Project

November 11th 2025 As we mark the first full year of the Rere ki uta rere ki tai – Living Soil Project, we are taking a moment to reflect on how far we have come and what we have learned along the way. Our kaupapa Read more

Whakangungu: Reconnecting Farmers with Ancestral Knowledge

Whakangungu: Reconnecting Farmers with Ancestral Knowledge

November 11th 2025 When LJ and Freda from Te Roroa joined the first Whakangungu wānanga led by Te Aho Tu Roa, they stepped into a space that went beyond learning. It was a reconnection. The workshop was attended and Read more

3 Quick Checks for Soil Health on Your Farm This Spring (DIY Style)

3 Quick Checks for Soil Health on Your Farm This Spring (DIY Style)

October 22nd 2025 You don’t need any fancy gear to get a sense of how healthy your soil is — just a spade, your senses, and a few minutes in the paddock. These quick, hands-on checks are simple ways to connect Read more

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