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New scholarships for Māori students
Lincoln Agritech and Lincoln University are establishing two new scholarships fo...
Eyes in the sky help inform farm and environment decisions
What if farmers could use satellite data to pinpoint exactly where fields were s...
Waterjet weeder promises less herbicide use
A new project investigating precision weeding in vineyards could potentially pre...
Groundbreaking research explains how braided rivers work
New Zealand’s braided rivers dominate our east coast environments. But how do ...
Team effort to get Sitewise Gold status
Health and safety have always been important to Lincoln Agritech – and now we ...
Embracing new opportunities
We’re now three months into 2022 and, like the two previous years, it’s shap...
Our March newsletter is out!
Our March newsletter is now published.We look at:how we have been helping to tra...
Outgoing Chair “immensely proud” of Lincoln Agritech
When outgoing Lincoln Agritech Board Chair Ted Rogers considers his tenure, he e...
Supporting our wool industry
For seven years Lincoln Agritech has been lead provider in an ambitious programm...
Building knowledge for future kaitiaki
Working with Lincoln Agritech freshwater scientist Dr Juliet Clague over summer ...
Lincoln Agritech COVID-19 Vaccination Policy
After consultation with staff, Lincoln Agritech has developed a Covid Vaccinatio...
Summer days of labs and learning
While it may be tempting to think summer is a time for kicking back and taking i...
A year of challenge, discovery, and achievement
Welcome to the final Lincoln Agritech newsletter for 2021. It’s been another...
Two weeks on the frozen continent
Visiting Antarctica is a bucket-list item for many people – something they hop...
E Tipu: The Boma Agri Summit
We are delighted to once again be joining E Tipu: The Boma Agri Summit as a chan...
GreenTech seizes the moment
How can we reduce our greenhouse gasses, and what technologies might we develop ...
Surf's up for farmers
Just after 6pm on an early summer evening, 22 farmers and rural workers, gathere...
Our December newsletter is out!
Merry Christmas from Lincoln Agritech! Our December newsletter is out, and it's ...
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October 2021 Newsletter
Our October 2021 newsletter has news about new funding, research, and our people...
New Water-Saving Technology Has Big Impact on World Stage
Lincoln Agritech has signed a licensing agreement with Israeli company Autonomou...
New Research Project to Create Textile Fibres from New Zealand Plant Sources
Lincoln Agritech has recently been awarded $8.3M from the New Zealand Ministry o...
CertusBio Raises $4.6m Towards Global Expansion
Christchurch food processing optimisation firm CertusBio has raised $4.6 million...
WRONZ Launches Wool Source Targeting New Products And Markets For New Zealand Strong Wool
Wool Research Organisation of New Zealand Inc (WRONZ) recently announced that it...
June 2021 Newsletter
Welcome to the June 2021 edition of the Lincoln Agritech newsletter.This month's...
Yiwen Zhou Wins an International Young Scientist Award
Dr Yiwen Zhou was recently conferred the Union of Radio Science Internationale...
IRRICAD™ Releases Spanish, Portuguese, French and Chinese Video Versions
IRRICAD was established in 1988 and today is distributed globally, selling in o...
March 2021 Newsletter
Welcome to the March 2021 edition of the Lincoln Agritech newsletter.This month'...
Development of the Grape Yield Analyser Continues to Progress
Figure 1: Grapevine plant in November with few visible inflorescences.The MBIE-f...
December 2020 Newsletter
Welcome to the December 2020 edition of the Lincoln Agritech newsletter.This mon...
Christmas Message From The CEO
Well 2020 was quite the year wasn’t it? You, like me, will be thinking where d...
Pūhoro Rangatahi Begins Summer Internship at Lincoln Agritech
The Pūhoro STEM Academy recently hosted a whakatau as an anchor point to formal...
October 2020 Newsletter
Welcome to the October 2020 edition of the Lincoln Agritech newsletter.This mont...
Major Component of Medical Imaging Scanner Comprises 1900 Components
What did you do during the lockdown? Amongst other research tasks, Dr Kim Eccle...
June 2020 Newsletter
Welcome to the June 2020 edition of the Lincoln Agritech newsletter.This month's...
New Uses For Wool, High Performance PPE Masks
Lincoln Agritech has received $290,000 in government funding to create biodegrad...
A Message From The CEO
In the last few months, we witnessed how the world and human society has changed...
Braided Rivers Programme Update
Lincoln Agritech Ltd was awarded ~$8m funding from the New Zealand Ministry of B...
Lincoln Agritech Harnesses Trichoderma to Benefit Plant Production Systems
“Spray-free” is an often cited aspiration as New Zealand begins to adopt reg...
Lincoln Agritech Is an Approved Research Provider
We are proud to announce that Lincoln Agritech (LAL) is one of the approved rese...
Lincoln Agritech Update on COVID-19
As you are aware, New Zealand will be moving to Level 4 COVID-19 response from 1...
March 2020 Newsletter
Welcome to the March 2020 edition of the Lincoln Agritech newsletter.This month'...
Lincoln Agritech Presents Microwave Research at International Microwave Conferences
Lincoln Agritech (LAL) scientist Kim Eccleston has recently presented papers a...
Lincoln Agritech Announces Senior Management Changes
Professor Ian Woodhead who has been Group Manager of the Technology Group is s...
Helping Farmers Find the Most Suited Mitigation Options for Their Farms
Last November, Dr Aldrin Rivas and Dr Roland Stenger represented Lincoln Ag...
December 2019 newsletter
Welcome to the December 2019 edition of the Lincoln Agritech newsletter.This mon...
Lincoln Agritech attends the 2019 New Zealand Agritech Summit in California
Lincoln Agritech staff members, Peter Barrowclough (CEO) and Dr Armin Werner (Gr...
Research to uncover crucial knowledge on braided rivers
Lincoln Agritech Ltd has been awarded almost $8m in New Zealand Ministry of Busi...
October 2019 newsletter
Welcome to the October 2019 edition of the Lincoln Agritech newsletter.This mont...
June 2019 newsletter
Welcome to the June 2019 edition of the Lincoln Agritech newsletter.This month's...
WNT Ventures and Lincoln Agritech Partner to Reveal What’s Below the Surface
WNT Ventures and Lincoln Agritech are pleased to announce their partnership to...
Critical Pathways Programme
Responding to a well-recognised knowledge gap, it aims to elucidate the relative...
Kiwi start-up bowls the Australians over
Cutting-edge technology aimed at minimising waste in the food processing industr...
March 2019 newsletter
Welcome to the March 2019 edition of the Lincoln Agritech newsletter.This month'...
December 2018 newsletter
Welcome to the December 2018 edition of the Lincoln Agritech newsletter.This mon...
Brian Moorhead wins NZ soil science award
Brian Moorhead, staff member in our Hamilton office, was recently awarded the pr...
Lincoln Agritech renews MOU with NATESC
Lincoln Agritech recently hosted senior officials from the Chinese National Agro...
Minginui lab opening
Lincoln Agritech is leading a five year Ministry of Business, Innovation and Emp...
High honour for Lincoln Agritech
Lincoln Agritech Ltd was recognised for its cutting-edge innovations at the annu...
Lincoln Agritech granted $13m for MBIE research programmes
Lincoln Agritech Ltd scientists have been awarded two new MBIE-funded programmes...
October 2018 newsletter
This month's edition features:• Lincoln Agritech granted $13m for MBIE resear...
Breakthrough technology could save dairy industry millions
A new device that detects processing losses in dairy plants could save the indus...
Bioinoculant consultancy for Malaysian forestry industries
Dr Robert Hill recently joined the Biotechnology Team. He has expertise in devel...
Groundwater science in Aotearoa
Forty percent of people in New Zealand rely on groundwater for drinking, yet th...
Lincoln Agritech participates in ChristchurchNZ's Job Ready Programme
Lincoln Agritech has been working with ChristchurchNZ by participating in the Jo...
Lincoln Agritech awarded two Sustainable Farming Fund grants
Lincoln Agritech has been awarded two Ministry of Primary Industries three-year ...
July 2018 newsletter
This month's edition features:• Lincoln Agritech awarded two Sustainable Farm...
Lincoln Agritech in Antarctica
Lincoln Agritech’s Sensing Technologies team has been assisting the University...
March 2018 newsletter
This month's edition features:• Lincoln Agritech in Antarctica• Workforce ...
IRRICAD distribution partnership with Netafim in China
Lincoln Agritech Limited recently signed an exclusive distribution agreement wit...
New triple symbiosis research promises nitrogen fixing grasses and pine trees
Lincoln Agritech’s Biotechnology Team Manager Dr Richard Weld, who is leading ...
Workforce robots on the horizon
A two-year, $2m project funded by the Science for Technological Innovation Natio...
December 2017 newsletter
This month's edition features:• New "triple symbiosis" research• High honour...
The International Tri-Conference for Precision Agriculture
The International Tri-Conference for Precision Agriculture was held in Hamilton ...
High honour for pioneering scientist
Professor Ian Woodhead, Chief Scientist and Group Manager of Lincoln Agritech’...
Lincoln Agritech at the Beehive
This regular event is organised by the Royal Society of New Zealand in conjuncti...
June 2017 newsletter
This month's edition features:• Denitrifying bioreactor to reduce nitrate disc...
March 2017 newsletter
This month's edition features:• Deep South National Science Challenge• Hinds...
Lincoln Agritech receives Seed Funding
In collaboration with researchers from the University of Canterbury, Lincoln Agr...
Accolades for irrigation software package
On the Land is a weekly web series produced by Rob Cope-Williams. It aims to del...
Lincoln Agritech signs MOU with Ministry of Agriculture, China
This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) formally recognises the partnership betw...
Lincoln Agritech receives Te Pūnaha Hihiko Vision Mātauranga grants
These programmes will grow skills and capacity for Māori participation in scien...
Lincoln to host NZ-China Water Research Centre
The project will receive $1.25 million of funding over five years from the New Z...
Sustainable Farming Fund project – Canterbury farmers wanted for groundwater study
This project is jointly funded by the Ministry for Primary Industries and Sustai...
Scientist recipient of Royal Society's Dumont d'Urville NZ-France international funding
Dr Richard Weld, Manager of Lincoln Agritech’s Bioelectrochemistry Team, and D...
Lincoln Agritech licenses technology to CertusBio
A Christchurch-based start-up company, CertusBio, has recently completed two lic...
Protecting NZ's environment from pesticide exposure
Agricultural spray drift is a problem when the wind carries pesticide droplets f...
Lincoln University’s Transform magazine
The many research programmes we undertake on campus, and beyond, span our key di...
Research helps to curb unwanted pesticide spray drift
“When pesticides are used on farms and in forests, the wind can carry droplets...
Diagnostic prototype developed into commercial product
This platform - called FECPAKG2 - enables the identification of parasitic worm e...
Lincoln Agritech to embark on four new research projects
The projects involve aquifer management research, new science related to sensor ...
Well-E: Environmental Group acquires new tools
Our Environmental Group has a strong track record in delivering research and con...
Great response to IRRICAD in China
A follow up visit to China was undertaken after a successful IRRICAD trip last N...
Aquaflex now available in China
Aquaflex is a soil moisture sensor that was developed by Lincoln Agritech 20 yea...
IT-based agriculture a boon for farmers
IT-based farming, known as precision agriculture, involves using technologies su...
Staff Members Appointed As Adjunct Professors
This role recognises the significant contributions they have made to the New Zea...
Lincoln technology on show to Chinese President
Lincoln University, and its 100 per cent owned subsidiary company Lincoln Agrite...
Irrigation NZ
Farmers are well aware of the costs of irrigation in terms of energy consumption...
Lincoln Agritech leads the charge in adapting new technology for spray drift exposure analysis
Its work has been used by a number of regional councils in New Zealand as well a...
Lincoln Ventures is now Lincoln Agritech
Why Are We Changing?After nearly two decades of science and engineering achievem...