FLRC hosts an annual workshop which is conducted on a topic of importance to the New Zealand land-based industries. FLRC has hosted these workshops at Massey University since 1987, which are of relevance to scientists, researchers, fertiliser industry representatives, producer boards, agricultural and horticultural consultants, progressive farmers, Government policy analysts and local and regional authorities who are concerned with primary production in New Zealand. They have become established as an effective means of debate and information transfer on topics of mutual interest. Continuing support from many quarters has enabled FLRC to arrange a series of quality events with national and international significance.
Published proceedings from previous workshops serve as a permanent record of the knowledge, science and perspectives at the time and include all papers presented. These are a valuable resource for those who need to consider the implications related to the topics, whether from industry, science, policy or a scholarship perspective.
For further information about our FLRC Conference or to discuss sponsorship opportunites, please contact Christine Christensen
FLRC Conference
3 - 4 February 2026
Massey University
CREATING MULTIFUNCTIONAL FARMS AND CATCHMENTS
Farmed Landscapes Research Centre (FLRC) is excited to let you know that registrations are now open for the 2026 FLRC Conference to be held at Massey University, Tuesday 3 and Wednesday 4 February 2026.
The FLRC team have put together a full programme, thanks to all of our contributors who submitted abstracts. The draft programme is here, (subject to change).
FLRC Conference Registration link
Registrations close on 30th January, 2026.
If you have any queries regarding the registration process, or about the conference, please contact Stephanie Duvander from Event Dynamics on stephanie@eventdynamics.co.nz.
The NZSSS Norman Taylor Memorial Lecture will be hosted by FLRC on Monday 2nd, 4pm, in AHLB. This is open to all interested parties, and there is no charge to attend. Following this lecture, there will be a networking opportunity for all attendees.
Following the conference, on Thursday 5th February, there are 2 field days scheduled, Whenua Haumanu and NZAAA. Please contact the organisers directly with questions regarding these.
We look forward to seeing you in February!
SPONSORS
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