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We are pleased to announce that hard copies of the 2012 Agronomy New Zealand proceedings (Volume 42) have been mailed to members in February. If you haven’t received your copy please contact the Treasurer (treasurer@agronomysociety.co.nz).

This has been a year of consolidating the successes and gains of previous years, and I would like to thank the Council members for the hard work put into doing this...

Download a pictorial summary of the recent Agronomy Conference & Seed Symposium held at Lincoln University in this news story.

Members are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting of the Agronomy Society of New Zealand on November 21, 2012 at 5.00 pm. The venue for this meeting is the Commerce Building at Lincoln University, Lincoln.

Registrations are now open for the 2012 Agronomy Society Conference and the ‘Seeds - Realising their Potential’ Symposium.

Applications are now open for the 2012 Student Travel Award to attend the Agronomy Society’s annual conference at Lincoln University, November 20-22, 2012.
The award will be up to a maximum of $ 1,000.

Lincoln University student Richard Sims is the recipient of the Agronomy Society’s travel award to attend the international Crop Science Congress in Brazil next month...

Our annual agronomy conference will be held co-jointly with the Seeds - Realising their Potential Symposium at Lincoln University, Canterbury from November 20-22, 2012...

Applications are now invited from prospective candidates for the Spragg Agricultural Research & Development Award...

AGMARDT grants are now available to businesses and industry groups involved in New Zealand’s agricultural, horticultural and forestry sectors...

At the recent AGM the following members were (re-)elected...

The Agronomy Society has a new president...

Nick Pyke Chief Executive of the Foundation for Arable Research gives his considered view on the shape of the NZ cropping industry in 15 years from now.

Members of the Grasslands Association and Agronomy Society met from November 8-10 in Gisborne...

James Millner and Christina Marshall were this year's recipients...

Individual papers from past conferences published in the Society's journal Agronomy New Zealand are now available electronically on this website. Further back issues will become available over time.
Also more detailed instructions to authors are available.