Events
The Lincoln University State of the Land project believes in the power of bringing people together—so throughout the year, our event series is designed to connect individuals across sectors and disciplines. These events are a space to explore challenges and opportunities, share ideas, and spark new ways of supporting a thriving agrifood and technology sector in Aotearoa.
Got an idea for an event or want to kick off a new collaboration? Get in touch and we can work with you to bring your idea to life!
Series Type
From Pathogens to Preparedness: The Science Protecting New Zealand's Livestock
Join us as for this Bioeconomy series event where explore a different aspect of New Zealand’s evolving bioeconomy highlighting pathways toward a more sustainable and resilient future. Read more…
Why Is Food So Expensive When New Zealand Produces So Much?
This inaugural Universities New Zealand Election Series brings together leading researchers from across Aotearoa to explore the evidence behind this important national conversation. Read more…
Food Waste: People, Systems, Change
Join us as as we discuss the social movements, behaviours and innovations shaping how we think about food waste. Read more…
Long-Term Pasture Persistence: Lessons for Resilient Farming
Join us as we explore what long-term research can teach us about getting pastures to last – and what that means for the future of farming . Read more…
Climate Varied Futures: Adaptation Strategies for NZ Primary Sector
Join us for the the first Innovation Series event this year where will be tackling how innovation and sustainability are shaping the future of farming. Read more…