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Promising new test to detect parasites in farmed deer
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Scientists trialling new tech for managing pests in fruit and vegetable crops
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Biosensors monitoring plant physiology for precision horticulture and forestry
27 January 2026In research published in August 2025, Bioeconomy Science Institute researcher, Dalila Pasquini, co-led a study…- News
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Narrowing the hunt for climate‑smart pasture
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Beehive study in Te Urewera native forest suggests potential for unique propolis
22 January 2026A recent study by apicultural scientists and a Māori land trust in the native ngahere…- News
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Southland pasture growth monitoring project enters new era
21 January 2026One of the country’s longest-running pasture growth monitoring projects is set to continue even as…- News
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Solving the Case of the Missing Carbon: what really drives carbon loss in native forests?
16 January 2026Robust, time-sequenced calculations of carbon in different landscapes across Aotearoa are essential to support sensible…- News
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Native tree study a NZ first
8 January 2026A New Zealand-first native tree study to improve propagation and increase production in nurseries has…- News
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Scientist recognised in New Year’s Honours for services to ag sector
7 January 2026An award-winning scientist from the Bioeconomy Science Institute who has helped shape more sustainable farming…- News
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Scientists to grow high-performance materials in space
6 January 2026A team of researchers led by the AgResearch Group of the Bioeconomy Science Institute are…- News
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New field book helps identify common pests and diseases
5 January 2026A field book produced in 2025 by Rotoiti 15 Trust, Department of Conservation and Scion – now…- News
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A new national nectar map for optimum beehive management
3 January 2026Among at least 40 native and exotic bee species known in New Zealand, the introduced…- News
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