丘陵国家的未来-弹性农民和弹性饲料的未来

Q3 Environmental Science
Suzanne Keeling, Mhairi Sutherland, Derrick Moot, Katherine Dixon, Angela McFetridge, Nathan Odgers, James Millner, Joan Ropiha, Cameron Ludemann, Adam Barker, Daniel Brier
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蓬勃发展的山区农业对新西兰经济及其地区至关重要。然而,它面临着许多挑战,例如增加的法规和不断变化的社会期望。为确保农民、农场系统、环境和农村社区的长期成功和福祉,支持对于建设持久的抗灾能力至关重要。为了应对这些挑战,希尔国家期货合作计划启动,在五年内获得810万美元的资金。该项目由新西兰牛羊肉协会(B+LNZ)、商业、创新和就业部、PGG Wrightson种子公司和RAGT新西兰共同资助,于2023年结束。在项目期间,农业社区积极参与,采用了B+LNZ、农民、大学、皇冠研究所和咨询机构参与的合作研究方法。该方案由相互关联的工作流程组成,重点关注适应力强的农民和面向未来的饲料。它产生了广泛的资源,包括易于获得的推广材料、工具和科学出版物,涵盖社会、环境和技术方面,以支持新西兰的山地农业系统。它还展示了一种包括具有不同背景和专业知识的研究人员和农民在内的合作方法如何有助于创造一个更具弹性的山地未来。
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Hill Country Futures - Resilient farmers and resilient forages for the future
A thriving hill country farming sector is crucial for New Zealand’s economy and its regions. However, it faces numerous challenges, such as increased regulations, and changing societal expectations. To ensure the longterm success and well-being of farmers, farm systems, the environment, and rural communities, support is essential for building lasting resilience. To address some of these challenges, the Hill Country Futures Partnership programme was initiated, receiving $8.1 million funding over five years. This programme, cofunded by Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ), the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, PGG Wrightson Seeds, and RAGT New Zealand, concluded in 2023. During the programme, the farming community were actively engaged, and a collaborative research approach was employed involving B+LNZ, farmers, universities, Crown Research Institutes, and consulting agencies. The programme consisted of interconnected workstreams with a focus on resilient farmers and future-oriented forages. It generated a wide range of resources, including easily accessible extension materials, tools, and scientific publications, covering social, environmental, and technical aspects to support New Zealand’s hill country farming systems. And it showed how a collaborative approach, inclusive of researchers and farmers with diverse backgrounds and expertise, can help create a more resilient hillcountry future.
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Journal of New Zealand Grasslands
Journal of New Zealand Grasslands Environmental Science-Nature and Landscape Conservation
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