INSERT INTO `mix_contact_query` (`contact_query_id`, `name`, `email_address`, `message`, `date`) VALUES
(1580, 'Tony Jones', 'tony.j@tearatika.school.nz', '\nName: Tony Jones\nEmail Address: tony.j@tearatika.school.nz\nPhone Number: 0226744982\nMessage: Please register me for the Conference', '2019-12-19 21:31:31'),
(1581, 'Bhupinder Pal Singh', 'bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au', '\nName: Bhupinder Pal Singh\nEmail Address: bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au\nRecaptcha: ', '2019-12-20 01:02:34'),
(1582, 'Bhupinder Pal Singh', 'bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au', '\nName: Bhupinder Pal Singh\nEmail Address: bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au\nRecaptcha: ', '2019-12-20 01:20:58'),
(1583, 'Bhupinderpal Singh', 'bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au', '\nName: Bhupinderpal Singh\nEmail Address: bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au\nRecaptcha: ', '2019-12-20 01:23:43'),
(1584, 'Bhupinderpal Singh', 'bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au', '\nName: Bhupinderpal Singh\nEmail Address: bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au\nRecaptcha: ', '2019-12-20 01:24:12'),
(1585, 'Bhupinderpal Singh', 'bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au', '\nName: Bhupinderpal Singh\nEmail Address: bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au\nRecaptcha: ', '2019-12-20 01:50:45'),
(1586, 'Robert Hickson', 'Robert@dayonefutures.nz', '\nName: Robert Hickson\nEmail Address: Robert@dayonefutures.nz\nPhone Number: 02102729450\nMessage: Hi, I\'d like to register for the April conference.\rThanks, \rRobert', '2019-12-20 02:11:54'),
(1587, 'Andy Millar', 'andrew.millar@fonterra.com', '\nName: Andy Millar\nEmail Address: andrew.millar@fonterra.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-06 02:45:47'),
(1588, 'Andy Millar', 'andrew.millar@fonterra.com', '\nName: Andy Millar\nEmail Address: andrew.millar@fonterra.com\nPhone Number: 0275885973\nMessage: I would like to register for this conference please.\rKind regards,\rAndy Millar.', '2020-01-06 02:48:00'),
(1589, 'Mike Beare', 'mike.beare@plantandfood.co.nz', '\nName: Mike Beare\nEmail Address: mike.beare@plantandfood.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0272209040\nMessage: please accept my registration if you haven\'t already.', '2020-01-06 05:00:15'),
(1590, 'Dan Tomlinson', 'dtomlinson@bravegen.com', '\nName: Dan Tomlinson\nEmail Address: dtomlinson@bravegen.com\nPhone Number: 0211008680\nMessage: I\'m curious to know the cost to attend. Thank you', '2020-01-07 19:54:44'),
(1591, 'Cassandra Moll', 'Cassandra.Moll@horizons.govt.nz', '\nName: Cassandra Moll\nEmail Address: Cassandra.Moll@horizons.govt.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: I would like to register for the two day conference (New Zealand Agricultural Climate Change Conference 2020)', '2020-01-07 23:35:23'),
(1592, 'Peter Berney', 'pmberney@gmail.com', '\nName: Peter Berney\nEmail Address: pmberney@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 021320231\nMessage: Please register me for this conference.', '2020-01-07 23:43:10'),
(1593, 'Ajay Kumar Yadav', 'contactlifelight@gmail.com', '\nName: Ajay Kumar Yadav\nEmail Address: contactlifelight@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 9821672048\nMessage: I am interested to visit the conference please help me to Provide invitation letter.', '2020-01-09 09:47:54'),
(1594, 'Josh Dry', 'josh@cogo.co', '\nName: Josh Dry\nEmail Address: josh@cogo.co\nPhone Number: 021535826\nMessage: Kia ora! \rCoGo would love to be involved in this year\'s conference.\rHeres to a great 2020. \rRegards', '2020-01-09 22:15:54'),
(1595, 'Jill Porter', 'jporter@BraveGen.com', '\nName: Jill Porter\nEmail Address: jporter@BraveGen.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-09 22:21:05'),
(1596, 'Bhupinderpal Singh', 'bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au', '\nName: Bhupinderpal Singh\nEmail Address: bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-09 23:08:56'),
(1597, 'Bhupinder Pal Singh', 'bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au', '\nName: Bhupinder Pal Singh\nEmail Address: bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-09 23:13:16'),
(1598, 'Md. Jashim Uddin', 'juswe@du.ac.bd', '\nName: Md. Jashim Uddin\nEmail Address: juswe@du.ac.bd\nPhone Number: 88 01992230670\nMessage: interested to join climate change conference from Bangladesh', '2020-01-11 01:40:43'),
(1599, 'James P Barton', 'Jpbarton@xtra.co.nz', '\nName: James P Barton\nEmail Address: Jpbarton@xtra.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0272847165\nMessage: I expect to be able to attend. Last year’s conference was excellent & I expect this one in 2020 to match it.', '2020-01-11 07:41:37'),
(1600, 'Andrew Kempson', 'andrew.kempson@fonterra.com', '\nName: Andrew Kempson\nEmail Address: andrew.kempson@fonterra.com\nPhone Number: 0278073353\nMessage: Registration', '2020-01-12 20:50:39'),
(1601, 'Tim Payn', 'tim.payn@scionresearch.com', '\nName: Tim Payn\nEmail Address: tim.payn@scionresearch.com\nPhone Number: 021866137\nMessage: please register me for the 2020 conference', '2020-01-12 23:25:53'),
(1602, 'Robert Gibson', 'robert.gibson@nzx.com', '\nName: Robert Gibson\nEmail Address: robert.gibson@nzx.com\nPhone Number: 0272022095\nMessage: Keen to register for this event to learn more about what is happening in this space.', '2020-01-13 00:29:02'),
(1603, 'Bhupinder Pal Singh', 'bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au', '\nName: Bhupinder Pal Singh\nEmail Address: bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-13 02:43:09'),
(1604, 'Jess Anderson', 'jessica.anderson@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Jess Anderson\nEmail Address: jessica.anderson@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0220178026\nMessage: Hello - I would like to please register for the conference. I work in the International Environment Team at MPI. Thank you, Jess', '2020-01-13 21:31:45'),
(1605, 'Jessica Garrett', 'jessica@okuora.co.nz', '\nName: Jessica Garrett\nEmail Address: jessica@okuora.co.nz\nPhone Number: 02102723505\nMessage: Interested in registering for this event, thank you. ', '2020-01-14 00:37:24'),
(1606, 'Elizabeth Cameron', 'Elizabeth.Cameron@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Elizabeth Cameron\nEmail Address: Elizabeth.Cameron@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Please may I register for the conference. I am in the International Environment team at MPI.', '2020-01-14 02:34:26'),
(1607, 'Tamsin Wilson', 'Tamsin@secretgarden.co.nz', '\nName: Tamsin Wilson\nEmail Address: Tamsin@secretgarden.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-14 08:04:32'),
(1608, 'Mark Buckley', 'mary.buckley@ornua.com', '\nName: Mark Buckley\nEmail Address: mary.buckley@ornua.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-14 12:07:09'),
(1609, 'Richard Syme', 'symeag@gmail.com', '\nName: Richard Syme\nEmail Address: symeag@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 0272296075\nMessage: Hi there, I am intrested in attending. Thanks, Richard', '2020-01-14 20:24:20'),
(1610, 'Rachel Carruthers', 'rachel.carruthers@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Rachel Carruthers\nEmail Address: rachel.carruthers@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0273266835\nMessage: Hi there, I would like to register my interest to attend the NZ Agricultural Climate Change Conference on 1-2 April 2020. ', '2020-01-14 21:30:29'),
(1611, 'Tim Nichols', 'tim.nichols@farmiq.co.nz', '\nName: Tim Nichols\nEmail Address: tim.nichols@farmiq.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0226424657\nMessage: Interested in attending. Possibly speaking.', '2020-01-14 22:10:06'),
(1612, 'Deborah Kissick', 'deborah@traverse.co.nz', '\nName: Deborah Kissick\nEmail Address: deborah@traverse.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-14 23:46:30'),
(1613, 'Deborah Kissick', 'deborah@traverse.co.nz', '\nName: Deborah Kissick\nEmail Address: deborah@traverse.co.nz\nPhone Number: 02102651357\nMessage: I am registering my interest for the 2020 conference in Palmerston North', '2020-01-15 01:41:10'),
(1614, 'Deborah Kissick', 'deborah@traverse.co.nz', '\nName: Deborah Kissick\nEmail Address: deborah@traverse.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-15 02:01:37'),
(1615, 'Tony Bell', 'tony.bell@zeddy.com', '\nName: Tony Bell\nEmail Address: tony.bell@zeddy.com\nPhone Number: 0223856140\nMessage: I\'m interested in the climate change conference in Palmerston North', '2020-01-16 03:27:00'),
(1616, 'Michaela Trotter', 'wbstockco@gmail.com', '\nName: Michaela Trotter\nEmail Address: wbstockco@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 0274709690\nMessage: Registering interest', '2020-01-16 03:34:04'),
(1617, 'Macdara O\'Neill', 'macdara.oneill@teagasc.ie', '\nName: Macdara O\'Neill\nEmail Address: macdara.oneill@teagasc.ie\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-16 17:12:27'),
(1618, 'Shane Devlin', 'shane.devlin@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Shane Devlin\nEmail Address: shane.devlin@agresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 078565599\nMessage: Can you please provide me with conference details and costs\rThanks\rShane Devlin', '2020-01-17 01:14:31'),
(1619, 'Ndive Epeti ', 'ndive.epeti@ubuea.cm', '\nName: Ndive Epeti \nEmail Address: ndive.epeti@ubuea.cm\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-17 21:21:03'),
(1620, 'John and Liz McKerchar', 'shrimptons@farmside.co.nz', '\nName: John and Liz McKerchar\nEmail Address: shrimptons@farmside.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-17 22:09:01'),
(1621, 'Louis Schipper', 'Schipper@waikato.ac.nz', '\nName: Louis Schipper\nEmail Address: Schipper@waikato.ac.nz\nPhone Number: 078384468\nMessage: Please keep me up to date\r', '2020-01-19 19:57:39'),
(1622, 'Liz Davis', 'liz@uptake.co.nz', '\nName: Liz Davis\nEmail Address: liz@uptake.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0211640606\nMessage: I would like to attend this conference. ', '2020-01-19 21:14:55'),
(1623, 'Laura Grubb', 'lj.grubb@hotmail.com', '\nName: Laura Grubb\nEmail Address: lj.grubb@hotmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-20 06:48:40'),
(1624, 'Yudi Widodo', 'yudi_atas@yahoo.com', '\nName: Yudi Widodo\nEmail Address: yudi_atas@yahoo.com\nPhone Number: 08123431273\nMessage: I interest to join the conference could you please give me a space for me', '2020-01-20 08:37:48'),
(1625, 'zelalem admasu', 'zelalemadmasu81@gmail.com', '\nName: zelalem admasu\nEmail Address: zelalemadmasu81@gmail.com\nPhone Number: +251917027973\nMessage: how to get sponsorshop this conferance', '2020-01-20 12:31:35'),
(1626, 'Andrew Tait', 'andrew.tait@niwa.co.nz', '\nName: Andrew Tait\nEmail Address: andrew.tait@niwa.co.nz\nPhone Number: 04-386-0562\nMessage: I\'d like to register please.', '2020-01-20 17:32:00'),
(1627, 'Kathy Paton', 'kathy.paton@tatua.com', '\nName: Kathy Paton\nEmail Address: kathy.paton@tatua.com\nPhone Number: (07) 889 3999\nMessage: Good morning.  I would like to register interest for the following people please to attend your Agricultural Climate Change Conference on 1/2 April 2020 from The Tatua Co-operative Dairy Company Ltd.\rChairman - Stephen Allen\rCEO - Brendhan Greaney\rGM Co-op Affairs, Paul van Boheemen.\rThank you.\rKind regards\rKathy', '2020-01-20 20:12:57'),
(1628, 'Kathy Paton', 'kathy.paton@tatua.com', '\nName: Kathy Paton\nEmail Address: kathy.paton@tatua.com\nPhone Number: (07) 889 8342\nMessage: Can I please also register interest for The Tatua Co-operative Dairy Company,  Director, Dr Louise Cullen.\rKind regards\rKathy Paton', '2020-01-20 20:20:11'),
(1629, 'Chernet  Woyimo WOJU', 'selamfarm@gmail.com', '\nName: Chernet  Woyimo WOJU\nEmail Address: selamfarm@gmail.com\nPhone Number: +64220328862\nMessage: I am an Almumni of NZAGRC and currently working on my PhD project at the University of Auckland', '2020-01-21 01:56:25'),
(1630, 'Yudi Widodo', 'yudi_atas@yahoo.com', '\nName: Yudi Widodo\nEmail Address: yudi_atas@yahoo.com\nPhone Number: 08123431273\nMessage: I really want to attend the conference in Palmerston NZ, and I will present an article', '2020-01-22 03:16:27'),
(1631, 'Caitlin', 'caitlin@pembertons.co.nz', '\nName: Caitlin\nEmail Address: caitlin@pembertons.co.nz\nPhone Number: 02102554800\nMessage: Accompanying Rachel Carruthers and Sheryl Pinckney from MPI', '2020-01-23 22:39:01'),
(1632, 'Yudi Widodo', 'yudi_atas@yahoo.com', '\nName: Yudi Widodo\nEmail Address: yudi_atas@yahoo.com\nPhone Number: 08123431273\nMessage: SUSTAINING CASSAVA YIELD AMID OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN INDONESIA\rYudi Widodo1), Sri Wahyuningsih2) and Yuliantoro Baliadi3)\r1)Principle agronomist, Junior agronomist2) and Director of Indonesian Legume and Tuber Crops Research Institute (ILETRI) Jl. Raya Kendalpayak km 8 Malang 65127 Indonesia Email yudi_atas@yahoo.com  \rABSTRACT\rAs a tropical country Indonesia is harshly prone by climate change mainly caused by heat lift and rain decline. Thus, Indonesia abuts hard hitch to nosh people around 240 million. Indonesia main food is rice, to be balances by importing rice 2-3 million tons and wheat 9-10 million tons yearly. Recently show cassava production tends to rise in react to the larger need.  Cassava as the most capable carbohydrate source is not only used as basis of food, but also used as raw matter for various industries, fuel and feed. Cassava ruins neglect without any vital support from policy maker to meet the huge order both from domestic and global market. Indonesia imports cassava starch from Thailand at amount of 500,000 – 800,000 ton yearly. Indonesia cassava production in 2018 was roughly 23.4 million tons harvested from 1.2 million hectares with average yield around 19.3 t/ha. As upland crop depends on rain, so it is mostly grown in the early of wet season. There is a firm of fight in upland utilization for cassava with the other crops and forest. To meet the larger demand, hence cassava production must be increased by intensifying the cultural practices to get higher yield. To avoid climate change expanding areas for cassava development by converting forest is not allowed by REDD (Reducing Emission from Deforestation and forest Degradation). Sustaining cassava production by agro-forestry and intercrop is a way out. Cassava intercropping with various cereals and legumes able to help water lack caused by rainfall decline. Early reap is not proper way to escape cassava from water lack, since sustainability of cutting stores becomes a grim problem for the following season. To conserve water, applying manure from animal dunks and beneath crop residues is suggested. In a few sites extra irrigation had been done to evade from drought.   \rKeyword: sustainable cassava yield\r', '2020-01-24 04:04:59'),
(1633, 'Rebbecca Page', 'rebbecca@greenstartnz.com', '\nName: Rebbecca Page\nEmail Address: rebbecca@greenstartnz.com\nPhone Number: 0275522555\nMessage: Kia ora,\rI would like to register for the 2020 Conference please.\rNga mihi\rRebbecca Page', '2020-01-26 00:19:04'),
(1634, 'Jenny Cameron', 'jenny.cameron@dairynz.co.nz', '\nName: Jenny Cameron\nEmail Address: jenny.cameron@dairynz.co.nz\nPhone Number: 021377827\nMessage: Yes, I will attend NZ Agricultural and Climate change conference ', '2020-01-26 19:58:15'),
(1635, 'Ian Llewellyn', 'ianllfc@gmail.com', '\nName: Ian Llewellyn\nEmail Address: ianllfc@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-27 22:33:33'),
(1636, 'Tony Watson', 'kiwiafcw@gmail.com', '\nName: Tony Watson\nEmail Address: kiwiafcw@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-27 22:53:30'),
(1637, 'Ahmad Rafiqi Tantawi', 'ahmadtantawi@yahoo.com', '\nName: Ahmad Rafiqi Tantawi\nEmail Address: ahmadtantawi@yahoo.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-28 00:17:40'),
(1638, 'Lisnawita', 'lisnawita@usu.ac.id', '\nName: Lisnawita\nEmail Address: lisnawita@usu.ac.id\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-28 00:28:25'),
(1639, 'yezarnekokohtwe ', 'yezarne.yau@gmail.com', '\nName: yezarnekokohtwe \nEmail Address: yezarne.yau@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-28 00:31:38'),
(1640, 'Shishir', 'Redcosty@gmail.com', '\nName: Shishir\nEmail Address: Redcosty@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-28 10:48:05'),
(1641, 'PRAVINCHANDRA PATEL', 'patelpc12@gmail.com', '\nName: PRAVINCHANDRA PATEL\nEmail Address: patelpc12@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-28 15:06:30'),
(1642, 'Di Lucas', 'di@lucas-associates.co.nz', '\nName: Di Lucas\nEmail Address: di@lucas-associates.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-01-30 02:06:03'),
(1643, 'Sarah Dudin', 'sarah.dudin@gmail.com', '\nName: Sarah Dudin\nEmail Address: sarah.dudin@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-02-02 01:45:48'),
(1644, 'Shishir soni', 'Redcosty@gmail.com', '\nName: Shishir soni\nEmail Address: Redcosty@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-02-03 14:18:57'),
(1645, 'Di Lucas', 'di@lucas-associates.co.nz', '\nName: Di Lucas\nEmail Address: di@lucas-associates.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-02-04 22:08:33'),
(1646, 'Mike Hoseason', 'mikehoseason@gmail.com', '\nName: Mike Hoseason\nEmail Address: mikehoseason@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-02-05 18:59:35'),
(1647, 'Shawn xiao', 'shawnxiao7907@gmail.com', '\nName: Shawn xiao\nEmail Address: shawnxiao7907@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-02-08 02:34:28'),
(1648, 'Leigh Strange', 'leigh.strange@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Leigh Strange\nEmail Address: leigh.strange@mpi.govt.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-02-10 02:04:34'),
(1649, 'David Platts', 'davidplatts1591@gmail.com', '\nName: David Platts\nEmail Address: davidplatts1591@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-02-10 21:18:07'),
(1650, 'David ', 'dobemah@hotmail.com', '\nName: David \nEmail Address: dobemah@hotmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-02-11 04:34:17'),
(1651, 'Lyn Thomson', 'lyn@sustainable.org.nz', '\nName: Lyn Thomson\nEmail Address: lyn@sustainable.org.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-02-11 04:44:40'),
(1652, 'Kemara Keelan', 'keelk@tpk.govt.nz', '\nName: Kemara Keelan\nEmail Address: keelk@tpk.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0275896368\nMessage: Interested in attending the conference', '2020-02-12 22:09:50'),
(1653, 'Kemara Keelan', 'keelk@tpk.govt.nz', '\nName: Kemara Keelan\nEmail Address: keelk@tpk.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0275896368\nMessage: Interested', '2020-02-12 22:13:07'),
(1654, 'KWABENA OWUSU ANSAH', 'ojake6@yahoo.com', '\nName: KWABENA OWUSU ANSAH\nEmail Address: ojake6@yahoo.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-02-15 04:15:24'),
(1655, 'Martin', 'martin.barry@toitu.co.nz', '\nName: Martin\nEmail Address: martin.barry@toitu.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-02-17 01:37:39'),
(1656, 'Marama Findlay', 'marama.findlay@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Marama Findlay\nEmail Address: marama.findlay@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0220131944\nMessage: Tēnā koe\rI would like to register to attend both days of the conference.\rMarama Findlay', '2020-02-20 00:10:30'),
(1657, 'Simon Bull', 'Simon.Bull@fco.gov.uk', '\nName: Simon Bull\nEmail Address: Simon.Bull@fco.gov.uk\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-02-21 02:45:44'),
(1658, ' Alan Thatcher', 'A.Thatcher@massey.ac.nz', '\nName:  Alan Thatcher\nEmail Address: A.Thatcher@massey.ac.nz\nPhone Number: 063505328\nMessage: Please register', '2020-02-23 20:28:10'),
(1659, 'Jay Sorensen', 'jay.sorensen@loganstone.co.nz', '\nName: Jay Sorensen\nEmail Address: jay.sorensen@loganstone.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-02-28 01:01:35'),
(1660, 'Don Atkinson', 'atkinson@outlook.co.nz', '\nName: Don Atkinson\nEmail Address: atkinson@outlook.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-03-02 08:39:19'),
(1661, 'Phil Beatson', 'phil.beatson@crv4all.co.nz', '\nName: Phil Beatson\nEmail Address: phil.beatson@crv4all.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-03-02 20:09:08'),
(1662, 'Hafiz Ilyas', 'hafiz.ilyas@lincolnuni.ac.nz', '\nName: Hafiz Ilyas\nEmail Address: hafiz.ilyas@lincolnuni.ac.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-03-03 21:37:15'),
(1663, 'rennie davidson', 'rennie.davidson@gmail.com', '\nName: rennie davidson\nEmail Address: rennie.davidson@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 0274374444\nMessage: Keen to attend', '2020-03-11 08:29:37'),
(1664, 'Mulange Ramadhani mhoma', 'caritac1969@yahoo.com', '\nName: Mulange Ramadhani mhoma\nEmail Address: caritac1969@yahoo.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-03-15 14:25:14'),
(1665, 'Antony Gomez', 'antony.gomez@mfe.govt.nz', '\nName: Antony Gomez\nEmail Address: antony.gomez@mfe.govt.nz\nPhone Number: +64212534979\nMessage: Registering for the Conference.', '2020-03-15 21:55:03'),
(1666, 'Cerasela Stancu', 'cerasela.stancu@envirostrat.co.nz', '\nName: Cerasela Stancu\nEmail Address: cerasela.stancu@envirostrat.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-03-19 00:09:50'),
(1667, 'Robertciz', 'linnkoln@list.ru', '\nName: Robertciz\nEmail Address: linnkoln@list.ru\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-03-23 17:34:55'),
(1668, 'Jechko Iordanov', 'iordanovbg@gmail.com', '\nName: Jechko Iordanov\nEmail Address: iordanovbg@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-03-29 04:38:57'),
(1669, 'annette litherland', 'annette.litherland@landcare.org.nz', '\nName: annette litherland\nEmail Address: annette.litherland@landcare.org.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-03-31 03:03:19'),
(1670, 'Fiona Black', 'wfblack@xtra.co.nz', '\nName: Fiona Black\nEmail Address: wfblack@xtra.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-03-31 09:03:23'),
(1671, 'Matt Radley', 'radley_matt@hotmail.com', '\nName: Matt Radley\nEmail Address: radley_matt@hotmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-04-03 23:36:39'),
(1672, 'Mai Tran', 'ttmai110@gmail.com', '\nName: Mai Tran\nEmail Address: ttmai110@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-04-14 03:03:43'),
(1673, 'Jessie Berends', 'library@lic.co.nz', '\nName: Jessie Berends\nEmail Address: library@lic.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-04-17 03:26:58'),
(1674, 'jim jeffs', 'jimjeffs@chromtech.net.au', '\nName: jim jeffs\nEmail Address: jimjeffs@chromtech.net.au\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-04-28 03:24:47'),
(1675, 'Nicole Amery', 'nicole.amery@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Nicole Amery\nEmail Address: nicole.amery@agresearch.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-05-14 04:09:05'),
(1676, 'Gianina Schwanecke', 'gianina.schwanecke@age.co.nz', '\nName: Gianina Schwanecke\nEmail Address: gianina.schwanecke@age.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-05-14 10:22:58'),
(1677, 'Dan Bloomer', 'dan@pagebloomer.co.nz', '\nName: Dan Bloomer\nEmail Address: dan@pagebloomer.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-05-16 23:21:20'),
(1678, 'Linda Townsend', 'linda.townsend@anz.com', '\nName: Linda Townsend\nEmail Address: linda.townsend@anz.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-05-17 03:33:25'),
(1679, 'Don Atkinson', 'atkinson@outlook.co.nz', '\nName: Don Atkinson\nEmail Address: atkinson@outlook.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-05-20 19:55:27'),
(1680, 'Sandra Velarde', 'sandra.velarde@climatecommission.govt.nz', '\nName: Sandra Velarde\nEmail Address: sandra.velarde@climatecommission.govt.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-05-25 04:58:07'),
(1681, 'Sandra Velarde', 'sandra.velarde@climatecommission.govt.nz', '\nName: Sandra Velarde\nEmail Address: sandra.velarde@climatecommission.govt.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-05-25 05:08:59'),
(1682, 'Peter Ettema', 'peter.ettema@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Peter Ettema\nEmail Address: peter.ettema@mpi.govt.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-05-25 23:11:36'),
(1683, 'Stacey Bell', 'stacey.bell@mdc.govt.nz', '\nName: Stacey Bell\nEmail Address: stacey.bell@mdc.govt.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-05-27 00:05:38'),
(1684, 'Bhupinderpal Singh', 'bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au', '\nName: Bhupinderpal Singh\nEmail Address: bp.singh@dpi.nsw.gov.au\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-05-27 21:15:00'),
(1685, 'Sevella G. Tabayag-Almorfe', 'tabayag.sevella@gmail.com', '\nName: Sevella G. Tabayag-Almorfe\nEmail Address: tabayag.sevella@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-05-28 12:04:16'),
(1686, 'Jeff Ojwach', 'ojwachj@gmail.com', '\nName: Jeff Ojwach\nEmail Address: ojwachj@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-05-30 20:59:15'),
(1687, 'Lee Stewart', 'lee.stewart@fonterra.com', '\nName: Lee Stewart\nEmail Address: lee.stewart@fonterra.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-02 22:56:43'),
(1688, 'Bob Schmidt', 'bythecside@yahoo.com', '\nName: Bob Schmidt\nEmail Address: bythecside@yahoo.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-04 05:52:27'),
(1689, 'jffhjdjjrrf www.yandex.ru', 'masha_korotkikh@list.ru', '\nName: jffhjdjjrrf www.yandex.ru\nEmail Address: masha_korotkikh@list.ru\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-07 07:55:04'),
(1690, 'Sandra Velarde', 'sandra.velarde@climatecommission.govt.nz', '\nName: Sandra Velarde\nEmail Address: sandra.velarde@climatecommission.govt.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-08 01:38:54'),
(1691, 'Troy Baisden', 'tbaisden@waikato.ac.nz', '\nName: Troy Baisden\nEmail Address: tbaisden@waikato.ac.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-08 22:45:52'),
(1692, 'Frank Convery ', 'frank.convery@envecon.eu', '\nName: Frank Convery \nEmail Address: frank.convery@envecon.eu\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-08 22:57:11'),
(1693, 'Lisa Adams', 'Lisa.adams@fonterra.com', '\nName: Lisa Adams\nEmail Address: Lisa.adams@fonterra.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-09 00:48:35'),
(1694, 'pinupcasinoone', 'seniamelkii312@gmail.com', '\nName: pinupcasinoone\nEmail Address: seniamelkii312@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-09 01:45:05'),
(1695, 'Gustavo Chavez', 'chavez.manuelgustavo@inifap.gob.mx', '\nName: Gustavo Chavez\nEmail Address: chavez.manuelgustavo@inifap.gob.mx\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-09 14:36:08'),
(1696, 'Greg Barkle', 'G.Barkle@LaWR.co.nz', '\nName: Greg Barkle\nEmail Address: G.Barkle@LaWR.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-09 22:03:40'),
(1697, 'Yeshambel Chekol', 'yeshambel166@gmail.com', '\nName: Yeshambel Chekol\nEmail Address: yeshambel166@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-10 00:10:33'),
(1698, 'Leo Fietje', 'leo.fietje@ecan.govt.nz', '\nName: Leo Fietje\nEmail Address: leo.fietje@ecan.govt.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-10 00:59:49'),
(1699, 'Abubakar Halilu Girei ', 'gireihalilu@yahoo.com', '\nName: Abubakar Halilu Girei \nEmail Address: gireihalilu@yahoo.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-10 16:09:19'),
(1700, 'John Sexton', 'josexton@xtra.co.nz', '\nName: John Sexton\nEmail Address: josexton@xtra.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-12 05:39:03'),
(1701, 'nikitaCrorm', 'torg.zone@lenta.ru', '\nName: nikitaCrorm\nEmail Address: torg.zone@lenta.ru\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-15 12:06:16'),
(1702, 'Rana Ali', 'rana.ali@argentaglobal.com', '\nName: Rana Ali\nEmail Address: rana.ali@argentaglobal.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-15 14:45:01'),
(1703, 'Jock Allison', 'jock.allison85@gmail.com', '\nName: Jock Allison\nEmail Address: jock.allison85@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-15 21:40:35'),
(1704, 'Steve Gallagher', 'steve@tasmansolutions.co.nz', '\nName: Steve Gallagher\nEmail Address: steve@tasmansolutions.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-18 14:36:28'),
(1705, 'Paul singh ', 'Summitfarmsotorohanga@gmail.com', '\nName: Paul singh \nEmail Address: Summitfarmsotorohanga@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-19 04:33:42'),
(1706, 'sam misonou', 'kazuhiko.misonou@anzcofoods.com', '\nName: sam misonou\nEmail Address: kazuhiko.misonou@anzcofoods.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-22 22:37:46'),
(1707, 'Sonja Vreugdenhil', 'sonja.vreugdenhil@leaftfoods.com', '\nName: Sonja Vreugdenhil\nEmail Address: sonja.vreugdenhil@leaftfoods.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-23 02:20:50'),
(1708, 'Walter E. Baethgen', 'baethgen@iri.columbia.edu', '\nName: Walter E. Baethgen\nEmail Address: baethgen@iri.columbia.edu\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-24 21:37:35'),
(1709, 'Ronaldo Vibart', 'ronaldo.vibart@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Ronaldo Vibart\nEmail Address: ronaldo.vibart@agresearch.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-24 23:53:58'),
(1710, 'Neha Jha', 'N.Jha@Massey.ac.nz', '\nName: Neha Jha\nEmail Address: N.Jha@Massey.ac.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-25 01:46:22'),
(1711, 'Robin Brasell', 'robin.peveral@gmail.com', '\nName: Robin Brasell\nEmail Address: robin.peveral@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-29 21:32:28'),
(1712, 'Neha Jha', 'N.Jha@Massey.ac.nz', '\nName: Neha Jha\nEmail Address: N.Jha@Massey.ac.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-29 21:33:41'),
(1713, 'Ing. Marcelo Paternó BIOPREMIX INTERNATIONAL', 'mpaterno69@gmail.com', '\nName: Ing. Marcelo Paternó BIOPREMIX INTERNATIONAL\nEmail Address: mpaterno69@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-06-30 22:44:35'),
(1714, 'Luis leris Garay', 'lleris@inia.cl', '\nName: Luis leris Garay\nEmail Address: lleris@inia.cl\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-07-06 20:30:55'),
(1715, 'Luis leris Garay', 'lleris@inia.cl', '\nName: Luis leris Garay\nEmail Address: lleris@inia.cl\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-07-06 20:31:50'),
(1716, 'Luis leris Garay', 'lleris@inia.cl', '\nName: Luis leris Garay\nEmail Address: lleris@inia.cl\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-07-06 21:29:46'),
(1717, 'Francisco Salazar', 'fsalazar@inia.cl', '\nName: Francisco Salazar\nEmail Address: fsalazar@inia.cl\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-07-06 21:57:00'),
(1718, 'David Platts', 'davidplatts1591@gmail.com', '\nName: David Platts\nEmail Address: davidplatts1591@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-07-06 22:11:56'),
(1719, 'Bernard Kimoro', 'bkimoro@gmail.com', '\nName: Bernard Kimoro\nEmail Address: bkimoro@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-07-13 09:16:25'),
(1720, 'sam misonou', 'kazuhiko.misonou@anzcofoods.com', '\nName: sam misonou\nEmail Address: kazuhiko.misonou@anzcofoods.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-07-14 22:04:55'),
(1721, 'Peter Nowell', 'petern@nrc.govt.nz', '\nName: Peter Nowell\nEmail Address: petern@nrc.govt.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-07-15 02:26:21'),
(1722, 'Isabel', 'isabel.emerson@nzgbc.org.nz', '\nName: Isabel\nEmail Address: isabel.emerson@nzgbc.org.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-07-22 02:25:23'),
(1723, 'Isabel', 'isabel.emerson@nzgbc.org.nz', '\nName: Isabel\nEmail Address: isabel.emerson@nzgbc.org.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-07-22 02:25:58'),
(1724, 'Ahouty Kouakou', 'kouakouahouty@yahoo.fr', '\nName: Ahouty Kouakou\nEmail Address: kouakouahouty@yahoo.fr\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-07-24 13:55:34'),
(1725, 'Feuzeu Charly ', 'dongmofeu@gmail.com', '\nName: Feuzeu Charly \nEmail Address: dongmofeu@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-07-24 17:45:44'),
(1726, 'Clara Rúa', 'crua@agrosavia.co', '\nName: Clara Rúa\nEmail Address: crua@agrosavia.co\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-07-30 03:20:01'),
(1727, 'Brittany Akehurst-Knight', 'brittanyaknight@gmail.com', '\nName: Brittany Akehurst-Knight\nEmail Address: brittanyaknight@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-08-08 08:39:41'),
(1728, 'Ahammed Kabeer', 'kabeerta1@gmail.com', '\nName: Ahammed Kabeer\nEmail Address: kabeerta1@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-08-12 08:36:03'),
(1729, 'Adeola Adesote', 'adeolaadesote16@gmail.com', '\nName: Adeola Adesote\nEmail Address: adeolaadesote16@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-08-14 23:20:45'),
(1730, 'Dontha Murali', 'donthamurali139@gmail.com', '\nName: Dontha Murali\nEmail Address: donthamurali139@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-08-16 06:06:47'),
(1731, 'Janet Reid', 'j.i.reid@massey.ac.nz', '\nName: Janet Reid\nEmail Address: j.i.reid@massey.ac.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-08-17 02:12:02'),
(1732, 'Madison Burgess-Smith', 'mburgess-smith@iron-duke.com', '\nName: Madison Burgess-Smith\nEmail Address: mburgess-smith@iron-duke.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-08-25 22:44:08'),
(1733, 'Cathy Brown', 'cabr@xtra.co.nz', '\nName: Cathy Brown\nEmail Address: cabr@xtra.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-08-29 09:34:18'),
(1734, 'Kerri Williams', 'williams44@gmail.com', '\nName: Kerri Williams\nEmail Address: williams44@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-08-29 18:05:30'),
(1735, 'Mark Shand', 'mshand@barenbrug.co.nz', '\nName: Mark Shand\nEmail Address: mshand@barenbrug.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-08-29 20:06:54'),
(1736, 'Daniel ', 'muli.nyala@gmail.com', '\nName: Daniel \nEmail Address: muli.nyala@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-08-31 14:36:05'),
(1737, 'Sue', 'whiteechelon@gmail.com', '\nName: Sue\nEmail Address: whiteechelon@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-09-06 23:19:50'),
(1738, 'Bala Tikkisetty', 'bala.tikkisetty@waikatoregion.govt.nz', '\nName: Bala Tikkisetty\nEmail Address: bala.tikkisetty@waikatoregion.govt.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-09-29 21:01:35'),
(1739, 'melaia Lousi', 'melaia.lousi@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: melaia Lousi\nEmail Address: melaia.lousi@mpi.govt.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-09-30 00:06:00'),
(1740, 'Bernard Kimoro', 'bkimoro@gmail.com', '\nName: Bernard Kimoro\nEmail Address: bkimoro@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-09-30 09:12:17'),
(1741, 'Li Day', 'li.day@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Li Day\nEmail Address: li.day@agresearch.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-09-30 17:01:26'),
(1742, 'Beth Goodwin', 'bethtalmage@gmail.com', '\nName: Beth Goodwin\nEmail Address: bethtalmage@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-01 09:42:12'),
(1743, 'Vern Brasell', 'vernbrasell@gmail.com', '\nName: Vern Brasell\nEmail Address: vernbrasell@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-01 20:25:08'),
(1744, 'Edgar Burns', 'edgar.burns@waikato.ac.nz', '\nName: Edgar Burns\nEmail Address: edgar.burns@waikato.ac.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-02 00:54:48'),
(1745, 'Yudi Widodo', 'yudi_atas@yahoo.com', '\nName: Yudi Widodo\nEmail Address: yudi_atas@yahoo.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-02 02:04:20'),
(1746, 'Nathan Ruffell', 'nathan.ruffell@dgc.co.nz', '\nName: Nathan Ruffell\nEmail Address: nathan.ruffell@dgc.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-02 04:17:03'),
(1747, 'Paul Smith', 'paul@pipinui.co.nz', '\nName: Paul Smith\nEmail Address: paul@pipinui.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-06 07:32:34'),
(1748, 'Sandra Velarde', 'sandra.velarde@climatecommission.govt.nz', '\nName: Sandra Velarde\nEmail Address: sandra.velarde@climatecommission.govt.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-07 03:25:49'),
(1749, 'Ebenezer Eyeson', 'ebenezereyeson@gmail.com', '\nName: Ebenezer Eyeson\nEmail Address: ebenezereyeson@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-08 09:57:05'),
(1750, 'Vern Brasell', 'vernbrasell@gmail.com', '\nName: Vern Brasell\nEmail Address: vernbrasell@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-12 20:11:55'),
(1751, 'Uzoechi Chiamara', 'uzoechichiamara@gmail.com', '\nName: Uzoechi Chiamara\nEmail Address: uzoechichiamara@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-12 20:25:27'),
(1752, 'Vern Brasell', 'vernbrasell@gmail.com', '\nName: Vern Brasell\nEmail Address: vernbrasell@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-12 21:18:27'),
(1753, 'Tabitha Uchechi Ogazi', 'Eneclire@yahoo.com', '\nName: Tabitha Uchechi Ogazi\nEmail Address: Eneclire@yahoo.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-18 17:49:18'),
(1754, 'Lynley Daly', 'dalyfarms@gmail.com', '\nName: Lynley Daly\nEmail Address: dalyfarms@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-21 21:56:52'),
(1755, 'Sonya Palmer', 'sonya.palmer@outlook.co.nz', '\nName: Sonya Palmer\nEmail Address: sonya.palmer@outlook.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-22 02:17:18'),
(1756, 'Sonya Palmer', 'sonya.palmer@outlook.co.nz', '\nName: Sonya Palmer\nEmail Address: sonya.palmer@outlook.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-22 02:19:01'),
(1757, 'Joaquin Acosta', 'jnacosta@uc.cl', '\nName: Joaquin Acosta\nEmail Address: jnacosta@uc.cl\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-22 02:37:32'),
(1758, 'Reina Tamepo', 'reina.tamepo@scionresearch.com', '\nName: Reina Tamepo\nEmail Address: reina.tamepo@scionresearch.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-22 02:54:54'),
(1759, 'Mulange Ramadhani mhoma', 'Caritac1969@yahoo.com', '\nName: Mulange Ramadhani mhoma\nEmail Address: Caritac1969@yahoo.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-23 11:27:04'),
(1760, 'Mohammed M. Abdelkreim', 'abdelkreim1979@gmail.com', '\nName: Mohammed M. Abdelkreim\nEmail Address: abdelkreim1979@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-10-26 16:47:25'),
(1761, 'Ian Robb', 'ian_robb@outlook.com', '\nName: Ian Robb\nEmail Address: ian_robb@outlook.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-11-02 21:47:05'),
(1762, 'Alan Pattle', 'alan.pattle@pdp.co.nz', '\nName: Alan Pattle\nEmail Address: alan.pattle@pdp.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-11-03 02:35:49'),
(1763, 'Justin Wyatt', 'justin.wyatt@waikatoregion.govt.nz', '\nName: Justin Wyatt\nEmail Address: justin.wyatt@waikatoregion.govt.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-11-09 22:57:04'),
(1764, 'Mabel Noguera', 'mabenoguera@gmail.com', '\nName: Mabel Noguera\nEmail Address: mabenoguera@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-11-17 21:50:43'),
(1765, 'Elizabeth Allen', 'liz.allen18laika@gmail.com', '\nName: Elizabeth Allen\nEmail Address: liz.allen18laika@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-11-17 22:11:05'),
(1766, 'Rabindra Adhikari', 'Rabindra.Adhikari@pc.tu.edu.np', '\nName: Rabindra Adhikari\nEmail Address: Rabindra.Adhikari@pc.tu.edu.np\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-11-24 01:41:28'),
(1767, 'Mohammed Mahajoub.M Abdelkreim', 'abdelkreim1979@gmail.com', '\nName: Mohammed Mahajoub.M Abdelkreim\nEmail Address: abdelkreim1979@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-12-01 08:29:56'),
(1768, 'Alastair Macdonald', 'alastair.macdonald31@gmail.com', '\nName: Alastair Macdonald\nEmail Address: alastair.macdonald31@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-12-14 08:59:19'),
(1769, 'Alastair Macdonald', 'alastair.macdonald31@gmail.com', '\nName: Alastair Macdonald\nEmail Address: alastair.macdonald31@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-12-16 00:39:27'),
(1770, 'David Read', 'david.read@chrometoaster.com', '\nName: David Read\nEmail Address: david.read@chrometoaster.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-12-18 01:50:09'),
(1771, 'David Hayman ', 'Dave@smartfarmdata.com', '\nName: David Hayman \nEmail Address: Dave@smartfarmdata.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2020-12-24 21:36:27'),
(1772, 'SHISHAY GIRMAY', 'shishaygirmay800@gmail.com', '\nName: SHISHAY GIRMAY\nEmail Address: shishaygirmay800@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-01-02 01:52:34'),
(1773, 'Zoe Ogilvie', 'Zoe.Ogilvie@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Zoe Ogilvie\nEmail Address: Zoe.Ogilvie@mpi.govt.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-01-05 21:37:24'),
(1774, 'Nigel Little', 'nigel@ch4global.com', '\nName: Nigel Little\nEmail Address: nigel@ch4global.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-01-08 02:03:12'),
(1775, 'Ian Buchanan ', 'ibuchanan59@btconnect.com', '\nName: Ian Buchanan \nEmail Address: ibuchanan59@btconnect.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-01-10 16:42:01'),
(1776, 'Sam Polson', 'polsonsam@hotmail.com', '\nName: Sam Polson\nEmail Address: polsonsam@hotmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-01-12 00:19:21'),
(1777, 'Miyuki ANZAI', 'mi_anzai@aleph-inc.co.jp', '\nName: Miyuki ANZAI\nEmail Address: mi_anzai@aleph-inc.co.jp\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-01-12 00:54:02'),
(1778, 'Lindsay Wood', 'Lindsay@resilienz.co.nz', '\nName: Lindsay Wood\nEmail Address: Lindsay@resilienz.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-01-23 09:36:58'),
(1779, 'Dr Marie B Connett', 'marie.connett@gmail.com', '\nName: Dr Marie B Connett\nEmail Address: marie.connett@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-01-28 15:51:27'),
(1780, 'Mokhele Moeletsi', 'moeletsim@arc.agric.za', '\nName: Mokhele Moeletsi\nEmail Address: moeletsim@arc.agric.za\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-01-31 14:40:42'),
(1781, 'Alastair Macdonald', 'alastair.macdonald31@gmail.com', '\nName: Alastair Macdonald\nEmail Address: alastair.macdonald31@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-02-01 04:05:36'),
(1782, 'AKM Abdul Ahad Biswas', 'aahadpstu@yahoo.com', '\nName: AKM Abdul Ahad Biswas\nEmail Address: aahadpstu@yahoo.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-02-09 17:18:00'),
(1783, 'Monique Daulton', 'monique.daulton@ngaitahu.iwi.nz', '\nName: Monique Daulton\nEmail Address: monique.daulton@ngaitahu.iwi.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-02-10 01:02:39'),
(1784, 'Raquel Atxaerandio Galdos', 'ratxaerandio@neiker.eus', '\nName: Raquel Atxaerandio Galdos\nEmail Address: ratxaerandio@neiker.eus\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-02-10 07:52:40'),
(1785, 'josejulioferreruelagonzalvo', 'josejulioferreruelagonzalvo@gmail.com', '\nName: josejulioferreruelagonzalvo\nEmail Address: josejulioferreruelagonzalvo@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-02-10 19:28:17'),
(1786, 'Jacqui Edwards', 'jacqui.edwards@blnzgenetics.com', '\nName: Jacqui Edwards\nEmail Address: jacqui.edwards@blnzgenetics.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-02-10 22:08:41'),
(1787, 'Patrick Aldwell ', 'Patrick.Aldwell@lincoln.ac.nz', '\nName: Patrick Aldwell \nEmail Address: Patrick.Aldwell@lincoln.ac.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-02-14 01:40:31'),
(1788, 'Rebecca Begg', 'rebecca.begg@orc.govt.nz', '\nName: Rebecca Begg\nEmail Address: rebecca.begg@orc.govt.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-02-16 01:04:56'),
(1789, 'Futhi MAGAGULA', 'fmagagula@yahoo.com', '\nName: Futhi MAGAGULA\nEmail Address: fmagagula@yahoo.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-02-16 17:07:40'),
(1790, 'Anna Larson', 'Anna.Larson@Canada.ca', '\nName: Anna Larson\nEmail Address: Anna.Larson@Canada.ca\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-02-19 20:14:29'),
(1791, 'Richard Mouat', 'richardmouat.416@gmail.com', '\nName: Richard Mouat\nEmail Address: richardmouat.416@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-02-20 03:23:08'),
(1792, 'sasha maher', 'sasha@eds.org.nz', '\nName: sasha maher\nEmail Address: sasha@eds.org.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-02-26 23:58:29'),
(1793, 'Kate Parlane', 'kate.parlane@nzagrc.org.nz', '\nName: Kate Parlane\nEmail Address: kate.parlane@nzagrc.org.nz\nPhone Number: 063518197\nMessage: Register interest for conference ', '2021-02-28 22:14:41'),
(1794, 'Harry Clark', 'harry.clark@nzagrc.org.nz', '\nName: Harry Clark\nEmail Address: harry.clark@nzagrc.org.nz\nPhone Number: 0293518111\nMessage: yes i am intereested', '2021-02-28 22:15:20'),
(1795, 'big penis', 'bigpenis@gmail.com', '\nName: big penis\nEmail Address: bigpenis@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-01 23:30:00'),
(1796, 'Kayo Sakey', 'kayo@overseer.org.nz', '\nName: Kayo Sakey\nEmail Address: kayo@overseer.org.nz\nPhone Number: 021529999\nMessage: Please keep me informed of the schedule & programme.', '2021-03-02 20:46:50'),
(1797, 'Jon Tanner', 'jon@wpma.org.nz', '\nName: Jon Tanner\nEmail Address: jon@wpma.org.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Please register me.  Thanks', '2021-03-02 20:47:20'),
(1798, 'Sandra Velarde', 'sandra.velarde@climatecommission.govt.nz', '\nName: Sandra Velarde\nEmail Address: sandra.velarde@climatecommission.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 021979731\nMessage: I would like to attend the 2021 conference. ', '2021-03-02 20:47:21'),
(1799, 'Jon Tanner', 'jon@wpma.org.nz', '\nName: Jon Tanner\nEmail Address: jon@wpma.org.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Please register me.  Thanks', '2021-03-02 20:47:55'),
(1800, 'Peter Ettema', 'peter.ettema@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Peter Ettema\nEmail Address: peter.ettema@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0272994378\nMessage: Morena. I would like to register my interest for the upcoming conference. Thanks Peter', '2021-03-02 20:48:36'),
(1801, 'Camila Fernanda Sandoval Torres', 'camila.sandoval.torres@inia.cl', '\nName: Camila Fernanda Sandoval Torres\nEmail Address: camila.sandoval.torres@inia.cl\nPhone Number: 990052490\nMessage: I would like to receive more information about the conference.', '2021-03-02 20:48:37'),
(1802, 'Neil Dalphin', 'neil.dalphin@mbie.govt.nz', '\nName: Neil Dalphin\nEmail Address: neil.dalphin@mbie.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0224656304\nMessage: I am interested in attending', '2021-03-02 20:48:46'),
(1803, 'Camila Fernanda Sandoval Torres', 'camila.sandoval.torres@inia.cl', '\nName: Camila Fernanda Sandoval Torres\nEmail Address: camila.sandoval.torres@inia.cl\nPhone Number: 990052490\nMessage: I would like to receive more information about the conference.', '2021-03-02 20:49:47'),
(1804, 'Donna Giltrap', 'giltrapd@landcareresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Donna Giltrap\nEmail Address: giltrapd@landcareresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 06-535-4820\nMessage: I would like to register my interest for this conference', '2021-03-02 20:50:01'),
(1805, 'Paul van Boheemen', 'paul.vanboheemen@tatua.com', '\nName: Paul van Boheemen\nEmail Address: paul.vanboheemen@tatua.com\nPhone Number: +64275442651\nMessage: I am interested in attending', '2021-03-02 20:50:04'),
(1806, 'Sonja Vreugdenhil', 'sonja.vreugdenhil@leaftfoods.com', '\nName: Sonja Vreugdenhil\nEmail Address: sonja.vreugdenhil@leaftfoods.com\nPhone Number: 0273444432\nMessage: Interested in attending the conference. Working for a start up company extracting protein from green leafy crops for a food ingredient for human consumption. Meanwhile creating farm systems which have a positive influence on the environment and keeping up with the government regulations', '2021-03-02 20:50:18'),
(1807, 'Elizabeth Cameron', 'elizabeth.cameron@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Elizabeth Cameron\nEmail Address: elizabeth.cameron@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0221298460\nMessage: From MPI international policy', '2021-03-02 20:51:20'),
(1808, 'William Aitkenhead', 'william.aitkenhead@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: William Aitkenhead\nEmail Address: william.aitkenhead@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 021578687\nMessage: At this stage I am interested in attending this conference', '2021-03-02 20:51:24'),
(1809, 'Melanie Russell', 'melanie.russell@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Melanie Russell\nEmail Address: melanie.russell@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Registering interest for 2021 conference', '2021-03-02 20:51:35'),
(1810, 'Colin Reid', 'colin.reid@mbie.govt.nz', '\nName: Colin Reid\nEmail Address: colin.reid@mbie.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 021 860 655\nMessage: please register my interest', '2021-03-02 20:51:56'),
(1811, 'Babak Darabighane', 'b.darabighane@gmail.com', '\nName: Babak Darabighane\nEmail Address: b.darabighane@gmail.com\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Hi\rI want to register New Zealand Agricultural Climate Change Conference 2021.', '2021-03-02 20:52:22'),
(1812, 'Nigel Meads', 'nmeads@alltech.com', '\nName: Nigel Meads\nEmail Address: nmeads@alltech.com\nPhone Number: 021892561\nMessage: Please register my interest in attending this conference. Thank you.', '2021-03-02 20:52:38'),
(1813, 'Chris Mulvaney', 'chris@stockcare.co.nz', '\nName: Chris Mulvaney\nEmail Address: chris@stockcare.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0274333534\nMessage: I\'d like to be kept in the loop please', '2021-03-02 20:53:06'),
(1814, 'Jeremy Hill', 'jeremy.hill@fonterra.com', '\nName: Jeremy Hill\nEmail Address: jeremy.hill@fonterra.com\nPhone Number: 021350303\nMessage: Please register my interest in attending the NZAGRC Conference on 1-2 June. thanks', '2021-03-02 20:53:11'),
(1815, 'Andrew Kempson', 'andrew.kempson@fonterra.com', '\nName: Andrew Kempson\nEmail Address: andrew.kempson@fonterra.com\nPhone Number: 0278073353\nMessage: Registration of interest for NZAGRC conference 2021', '2021-03-02 20:53:11'),
(1816, 'Jeremy Hill', 'jeremy.hill@fonterra.com', '\nName: Jeremy Hill\nEmail Address: jeremy.hill@fonterra.com\nPhone Number: 021350303\nMessage: Please register my interest in attending the NZAGRC Conference on 1-2 June. thanks', '2021-03-02 20:53:38'),
(1817, 'Sergio Roman Ponce', 'romanponce@hotmail.com', '\nName: Sergio Roman Ponce\nEmail Address: romanponce@hotmail.com\nPhone Number: 4422367942\nMessage: Sergio from Mexico', '2021-03-02 20:53:41'),
(1818, 'Jeremy Hill', 'jeremy.hill@fonterra.com', '\nName: Jeremy Hill\nEmail Address: jeremy.hill@fonterra.com\nPhone Number: 021350303\nMessage: Please register my interest in attending the NZAGRC Conference on 1-2 June. thanks', '2021-03-02 20:54:01'),
(1819, 'Gerald Rys', 'Gerald.Rys@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Gerald Rys\nEmail Address: Gerald.Rys@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 211398348\nMessage: interested in attending ', '2021-03-02 20:54:22'),
(1820, 'Liyin Liang', 'liangl@landcareresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Liyin Liang\nEmail Address: liangl@landcareresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0210344351\nMessage: register for 2021 conference', '2021-03-02 20:54:59'),
(1821, 'Melanie Hess', 'melanie.hess@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Melanie Hess\nEmail Address: melanie.hess@agresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0210486990\nMessage: I am interested in attending the NZ Agricultural Climate Change Conference virtually.', '2021-03-02 20:55:39'),
(1822, 'Gerald Rys', 'Gerald.Rys@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Gerald Rys\nEmail Address: Gerald.Rys@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 211398348\nMessage: interested in attending ', '2021-03-02 20:56:32'),
(1823, 'Kay Brown', 'kay.brown@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Kay Brown\nEmail Address: kay.brown@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 027 273 7396\nMessage: Please register my interest in the 2021 conference', '2021-03-02 20:57:33'),
(1824, 'Kay Brown', 'kay.brown@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Kay Brown\nEmail Address: kay.brown@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 027 273 7396\nMessage: Please register my interest in the 2021 conference', '2021-03-02 20:58:13'),
(1825, 'Lorna McNaughton', 'lorna.mcnaughton@lic.co.nz', '\nName: Lorna McNaughton\nEmail Address: lorna.mcnaughton@lic.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0275125190\nMessage: Yes I am keen to attend.', '2021-03-02 20:59:12'),
(1826, 'Matt Funaki', 'matt.funaki@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Matt Funaki\nEmail Address: matt.funaki@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0211565097\nMessage: I\'m interested in attending the conference. ', '2021-03-02 21:01:19'),
(1827, 'Sandra Velarde', 'sandra.velarde@climatecommission.govt.nz', '\nName: Sandra Velarde\nEmail Address: sandra.velarde@climatecommission.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 021979731\nMessage: I would like to attend the 2021 conference. ', '2021-03-02 21:01:22'),
(1828, 'Kate Acland', 'kate@mtsomersstation.co.nz', '\nName: Kate Acland\nEmail Address: kate@mtsomersstation.co.nz\nPhone Number: 021558558\nMessage: Interested in attending the 2021 conference event', '2021-03-02 21:02:04'),
(1829, 'David Platts', 'davidplatts1591@gmail.com', '\nName: David Platts\nEmail Address: davidplatts1591@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 0299934762\nMessage: I am interest in poissibly attending.', '2021-03-02 21:02:05'),
(1830, 'Catalina Etcheverry', 'catalina.etcheverry@un.org', '\nName: Catalina Etcheverry\nEmail Address: catalina.etcheverry@un.org\nPhone Number: \nMessage: I am interested in attending this conference as Coordinator to the Agriculture Initiative of the Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) hosted at UNEP.', '2021-03-02 21:02:12'),
(1831, 'Beth', 'bethtalmage@gmail.com', '\nName: Beth\nEmail Address: bethtalmage@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 0224745976\nMessage: registering interest', '2021-03-02 21:05:47'),
(1832, 'Geoffrey Bates', 'gbates@pastoralrobotics.co.nz', '\nName: Geoffrey Bates\nEmail Address: gbates@pastoralrobotics.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0204762687\nMessage: Please REGISTER INTEREST: 1 - 2 June 2021, NZ Agricultural Climate Change Conference.\rThanks\rGeoff Bates', '2021-03-02 21:06:08'),
(1833, 'Ben Abraham', 'ben.abraham@climatecommission.govt.nz', '\nName: Ben Abraham\nEmail Address: ben.abraham@climatecommission.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0211426071\nMessage: Interested in being kept up to date with the conference and opportunities to register.', '2021-03-02 21:07:54'),
(1834, 'Monika Walter', 'monika.walter@plantadnfood.co.nz', '\nName: Monika Walter\nEmail Address: monika.walter@plantadnfood.co.nz\nPhone Number: 021302740\nMessage: I am interested in the nitrogen workshop', '2021-03-02 21:08:43'),
(1835, 'Tim Payn', 'tim.payn@scionresearch.com', '\nName: Tim Payn\nEmail Address: tim.payn@scionresearch.com\nPhone Number: 021866137\nMessage: registering interest for conference', '2021-03-02 21:09:02'),
(1836, 'Camilla Gardiner', 'Camilla.Gardiner@mbie.govt.nz', '\nName: Camilla Gardiner\nEmail Address: Camilla.Gardiner@mbie.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 021 811 916\nMessage: Registering interest', '2021-03-02 21:09:11'),
(1837, 'Charlotte van der lee', 'charlotte.vanderlee@fonterra.com', '\nName: Charlotte van der lee\nEmail Address: charlotte.vanderlee@fonterra.com\nPhone Number: 0278670959\nMessage: Hi, I am registering my interest following recommendation from my team at work. I work within Fonterra\'s Research and Development Centre with a focus on on-farm GHG mitigation technology along with Andrew Fletcher and Jeremy Hill. Thank you ', '2021-03-02 21:09:19'),
(1838, 'Tim Payn', 'tim.payn@scionresearch.com', '\nName: Tim Payn\nEmail Address: tim.payn@scionresearch.com\nPhone Number: 021866137\nMessage: registering interest for conference', '2021-03-02 21:10:01'),
(1839, 'carlos gomez', 'cagomez@lamolina.edu.pe', '\nName: carlos gomez\nEmail Address: cagomez@lamolina.edu.pe\nPhone Number: 972034849\nMessage: Look forward', '2021-03-02 21:10:08');
INSERT INTO `mix_contact_query` (`contact_query_id`, `name`, `email_address`, `message`, `date`) VALUES
(1840, 'Ricardo Inciarte', 'rinrinin@gmail.com', '\nName: Ricardo Inciarte\nEmail Address: rinrinin@gmail.com\nPhone Number: +598 99 798688\nMessage: I am quite interested in participate\rin this event, from Montevideo, Uruguay.\rThanks a lot.', '2021-03-02 21:10:47'),
(1841, 'Andre Mazzetto', 'andre.mazzetto@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Andre Mazzetto\nEmail Address: andre.mazzetto@agresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 021751568\nMessage: Our group at AgResearch is currently finishing a project calculating the carbon footprint of beef and lamb produced in NZ and exported overseas.', '2021-03-02 21:10:47'),
(1842, 'Ricardo Inciarte', 'rinrinin@gmail.com', '\nName: Ricardo Inciarte\nEmail Address: rinrinin@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-02 21:11:43'),
(1843, 'Nick Tait', 'nmtait@xtra.co.nz', '\nName: Nick Tait\nEmail Address: nmtait@xtra.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0278386792\nMessage: I would like to attend the conference ', '2021-03-02 21:14:30'),
(1844, 'Lindsay Wood', 'Lindsay@resilienz.co.nz', '\nName: Lindsay Wood\nEmail Address: Lindsay@resilienz.co.nz\nPhone Number: 021522148\nMessage: Please register my interest in the Ag and Climate conference', '2021-03-02 21:14:36'),
(1845, 'Daniela Foote', 'daniela.foote@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Daniela Foote\nEmail Address: daniela.foote@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0220136201\nMessage: registering interest ', '2021-03-02 21:15:52'),
(1846, 'Gary S Massicks', 'gary@bakerag.co.nz', '\nName: Gary S Massicks\nEmail Address: gary@bakerag.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0275853222\nMessage: Keen register my interest for this conference.', '2021-03-02 21:16:28'),
(1847, 'claire Mckay', 'councillor.mckay@ecan.govt.nz', '\nName: claire Mckay\nEmail Address: councillor.mckay@ecan.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0274864023\nMessage: interested in attending- please keep up to date with details', '2021-03-02 21:16:42'),
(1848, 'Dave Clark', 'dave.clark.hamilton@gmail.com', '\nName: Dave Clark\nEmail Address: dave.clark.hamilton@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 07 856 8858\nMessage: Please register', '2021-03-02 21:16:51'),
(1849, 'Chris Peterson', 'chrisp@wise.net.nz', '\nName: Chris Peterson\nEmail Address: chrisp@wise.net.nz\nPhone Number: 0212433414\nMessage: Cost?', '2021-03-02 21:17:37'),
(1850, 'claire Mckay', 'councillor.mckay@ecan.govt.nz', '\nName: claire Mckay\nEmail Address: councillor.mckay@ecan.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0274864023\nMessage: interested in attending- please keep up to date with details', '2021-03-02 21:17:50'),
(1851, 'Jay Howes', 'jay.howes@pggwrightson.co.nz', '\nName: Jay Howes\nEmail Address: jay.howes@pggwrightson.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0272504175\nMessage: Interested in attending', '2021-03-02 21:18:22'),
(1852, 'Emma Buchanan', 'emma@soter.co.nz', '\nName: Emma Buchanan\nEmail Address: emma@soter.co.nz\nPhone Number: +644274387055\nMessage: Interested', '2021-03-02 21:18:27'),
(1853, 'Mike Harvey', 'mike.harvey@niwa.co.nz', '\nName: Mike Harvey\nEmail Address: mike.harvey@niwa.co.nz\nPhone Number: +64275412425\nMessage: Registration of interest', '2021-03-02 21:19:00'),
(1854, 'katrinka good', 'katrinka.good2@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: katrinka good\nEmail Address: katrinka.good2@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Please register my interest for this conference', '2021-03-02 21:19:11'),
(1855, 'CAROLYN B HEDLEY', 'hedleyc@landcareresearch.co.nz', '\nName: CAROLYN B HEDLEY\nEmail Address: hedleyc@landcareresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 063534904\nMessage: Please put me on the mailing list for updates about this conference.\rThanks\rCarolyn', '2021-03-02 21:20:23'),
(1856, 'Trish Ranstead', 'trish.ranstead@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Trish Ranstead\nEmail Address: trish.ranstead@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: +64298942558\nMessage: Global Research Alliance', '2021-03-02 21:20:46'),
(1857, 'Sergio Roman Ponce', 'romanponce@hotmail.com', '\nName: Sergio Roman Ponce\nEmail Address: romanponce@hotmail.com\nPhone Number: 4422367942\nMessage: Sergio from Mexico ', '2021-03-02 21:20:57'),
(1858, 'CAROLYN B HEDLEY', 'hedleyc@landcareresearch.co.nz', '\nName: CAROLYN B HEDLEY\nEmail Address: hedleyc@landcareresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 063534904\nMessage: Please put me on the mailing list for updates about this conference.\rThanks\rCarolyn', '2021-03-02 21:21:00'),
(1859, 'Stephen Lys', 'stephen.lys@beeflambnz.com', '\nName: Stephen Lys\nEmail Address: stephen.lys@beeflambnz.com\nPhone Number: 0272483521\nMessage: PLEASE REGISTER MY INTEREST FOR THE CONFERENCE', '2021-03-02 21:21:25'),
(1860, 'Victoria Hatton', 'victoria.hatton@fcdo.gov.uk', '\nName: Victoria Hatton\nEmail Address: victoria.hatton@fcdo.gov.uk\nPhone Number: 0211997561\nMessage: I would like to register for the conference please', '2021-03-02 21:21:38'),
(1861, 'Victoria Hatton', 'victoria.hatton@fcdo.gov.uk', '\nName: Victoria Hatton\nEmail Address: victoria.hatton@fcdo.gov.uk\nPhone Number: 0211997561\nMessage: I would like to register for the conference please', '2021-03-02 21:22:10'),
(1862, 'Sophie MacAskill', 'sophie.macaskill@dairynz.co.nz', '\nName: Sophie MacAskill\nEmail Address: sophie.macaskill@dairynz.co.nz\nPhone Number: +6421313785\nMessage: Registering my interest', '2021-03-02 21:24:44'),
(1863, 'Paul Berentson', 'paul.berentson2@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Paul Berentson\nEmail Address: paul.berentson2@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 048194461\nMessage: registering', '2021-03-02 21:25:53'),
(1864, 'Collier Isaacs', 'collier.isaacs@gmail.com', '\nName: Collier Isaacs\nEmail Address: collier.isaacs@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 0274445412\nMessage: Expressing interest in conference', '2021-03-02 21:27:50'),
(1865, 'Diane Pearson', 'd.pearson@massey.ac.nz', '\nName: Diane Pearson\nEmail Address: d.pearson@massey.ac.nz\nPhone Number: 0275524026\nMessage: I am interesting in attending the conference.', '2021-03-02 21:32:41'),
(1866, 'Peter Bowmar', 'nz.peterbowmar@gmail.com', '\nName: Peter Bowmar\nEmail Address: nz.peterbowmar@gmail.com\nPhone Number: +6421966760\nMessage: Interest registration', '2021-03-02 21:32:49'),
(1867, 'Bill te Brake', 'bill@nbryo.com.au', '\nName: Bill te Brake\nEmail Address: bill@nbryo.com.au\nPhone Number: 021824945\nMessage: Nil', '2021-03-02 21:33:25'),
(1868, 'Diane Pearson', 'd.pearson@massey.ac.nz', '\nName: Diane Pearson\nEmail Address: d.pearson@massey.ac.nz\nPhone Number: 0275524026\nMessage: I am interesting in attending the conference.', '2021-03-02 21:33:28'),
(1869, 'Marie Casey', 'mcasey@pggwrightson.co.nz', '\nName: Marie Casey\nEmail Address: mcasey@pggwrightson.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0275955352\nMessage: Interested in attending', '2021-03-02 21:35:42'),
(1870, 'Alina', 'alina.toppler@gmail.com', '\nName: Alina\nEmail Address: alina.toppler@gmail.com\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Hi there, I would like to be updated about details of the conference and link to register once more info is out. Thank you ', '2021-03-02 21:36:33'),
(1871, 'Peter Nowell', 'petern@nrc.govt.nz', '\nName: Peter Nowell\nEmail Address: petern@nrc.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0272288723\nMessage: Please send more information regarding the upcoming GG conference. \rThank you.', '2021-03-02 21:41:48'),
(1872, 'Genevieve Bennett', 'genevievebannister@hotmail.com', '\nName: Genevieve Bennett\nEmail Address: genevievebannister@hotmail.com\nPhone Number: 0273553665\nMessage: Hi, please sign me up for the online component. I\'m in Hastings and will be heavily pregnant by then so will not be travelling to Wellington. Very interested in the conference, can\'t wait to see all the presentations. ', '2021-03-02 21:46:12'),
(1873, 'Charles Taituha', 'cttholdingsltd@gmail.com', '\nName: Charles Taituha\nEmail Address: cttholdingsltd@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 0279366288\nMessage: Register for the conference', '2021-03-02 21:46:19'),
(1874, 'Courtney Stone', 'courtney.stone@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Courtney Stone\nEmail Address: courtney.stone@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: I would like to register please', '2021-03-02 21:50:03'),
(1875, 'Tony Rhodes', 'trhodes@pggwrightson.co.nz', '\nName: Tony Rhodes\nEmail Address: trhodes@pggwrightson.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0275901456\nMessage: Interested in attending conference', '2021-03-02 21:51:24'),
(1876, 'Colin Tasker', 'colin.tasker@findex.co.nz', '\nName: Colin Tasker\nEmail Address: colin.tasker@findex.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0274199646\nMessage: I would like to register for the Conference for 1 and 2 June 2021', '2021-03-02 21:51:28'),
(1877, 'Phillip Gale', 'pgale@coprice.com.au', '\nName: Phillip Gale\nEmail Address: pgale@coprice.com.au\nPhone Number: 0428528961\nMessage: Will this conference be streamed live or must I be in attendance? Thanks.', '2021-03-02 21:53:09'),
(1878, 'Hazelle Tomlin', 'hazelle.tomlin@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Hazelle Tomlin\nEmail Address: hazelle.tomlin@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: +6421305365\nMessage: I am registering interest for the 2021 Conference!', '2021-03-02 21:54:22'),
(1879, 'Professor Hong Di', 'hong.di@lincoln.ac.nz', '\nName: Professor Hong Di\nEmail Address: hong.di@lincoln.ac.nz\nPhone Number: 03 4230779\nMessage: I am interested in attending the conference.', '2021-03-02 21:58:06'),
(1880, 'Jennifer Riley', 'Jennifer.riley@pggwrightson.co.nz', '\nName: Jennifer Riley\nEmail Address: Jennifer.riley@pggwrightson.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0273472357\nMessage: Registering interest in 2021 Conference', '2021-03-02 21:59:00'),
(1881, 'Andrew Dunningham', 'andrew.dunningham@scionresearch.com', '\nName: Andrew Dunningham\nEmail Address: andrew.dunningham@scionresearch.com\nPhone Number: 021907241\nMessage: Interest', '2021-03-02 21:59:48'),
(1882, 'Vern Brasell', 'vernbrasell@gmail.com', '\nName: Vern Brasell\nEmail Address: vernbrasell@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 0274734475\nMessage: I would to Register', '2021-03-02 22:06:04'),
(1883, 'David Whitehead', 'whiteheadd@landcareresearch.co.nz', '\nName: David Whitehead\nEmail Address: whiteheadd@landcareresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 027 607 1831\nMessage: Please send me further details about the conference', '2021-03-02 22:06:34'),
(1884, 'Vern Brasell', 'vernbrasell@gmail.com', '\nName: Vern Brasell\nEmail Address: vernbrasell@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-02 22:06:54'),
(1885, 'Beverley Henry', 'beverley.henry@qut.edu.au', '\nName: Beverley Henry\nEmail Address: beverley.henry@qut.edu.au\nPhone Number: +61409343388\nMessage: I am interested in online access and, depending on border restrictions, attending in person.', '2021-03-02 22:09:53'),
(1886, 'Rhys Narbey', 'rhys.narbey@ngaitahu.iwi.nz', '\nName: Rhys Narbey\nEmail Address: rhys.narbey@ngaitahu.iwi.nz\nPhone Number: 0210547914\nMessage: interested in attending', '2021-03-02 22:12:26'),
(1887, 'Genevieve Bennett', 'genevievebannister@hotmail.com', '\nName: Genevieve Bennett\nEmail Address: genevievebannister@hotmail.com\nPhone Number: 0273553665\nMessage: Hi, please sign me up for the online component. I\'m in Hastings and will be heavily pregnant by then so will not be travelling to Wellington. Very interested in the conference, can\'t wait to see all the presentations. ', '2021-03-02 22:12:43'),
(1888, 'Keith Lassey', 'Keith@lasseyresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Keith Lassey\nEmail Address: Keith@lasseyresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 021 0717719\nMessage: Methane cycle and emission inventory', '2021-03-02 22:12:48'),
(1889, 'Kay Jones', 'jkayjonesnz@gmail.com', '\nName: Kay Jones\nEmail Address: jkayjonesnz@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 043853911\nMessage: Register interest', '2021-03-02 22:13:39'),
(1890, 'Michaela Trotter', 'wbstockco@gmail.com', '\nName: Michaela Trotter\nEmail Address: wbstockco@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 0274709690\nMessage: 2021 Conference: Register your interest', '2021-03-02 22:15:53'),
(1891, 'Noel O\'Connor', '1noeloconnor@gmail.com', '\nName: Noel O\'Connor\nEmail Address: 1noeloconnor@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 0872161209\nMessage: I\'d like to register my interest in the conference ', '2021-03-02 22:16:51'),
(1892, 'Noel O\'Connor', '1noeloconnor@gmail.com', '\nName: Noel O\'Connor\nEmail Address: 1noeloconnor@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-02 22:17:25'),
(1893, 'Clara Rúa', 'crua@agrosavia.co', '\nName: Clara Rúa\nEmail Address: crua@agrosavia.co\nPhone Number: +573206812212\nMessage: I am interest for my work. I am researcher in small ruminant production in Colombia', '2021-03-02 22:17:58'),
(1894, 'Stacey Bell', 'stacey.bell@mdc.govt.nz', '\nName: Stacey Bell\nEmail Address: stacey.bell@mdc.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0273495690\nMessage: Registering my interest', '2021-03-02 22:18:11'),
(1895, 'Clara Rúa', 'crua@agrosavia.co', '\nName: Clara Rúa\nEmail Address: crua@agrosavia.co\nPhone Number: +573206812212\nMessage: I am interest for my work. I am researcher in small ruminant production in Colombia', '2021-03-02 22:20:46'),
(1896, 'Olya Albot', 'olya.albot@pdp.co.nz', '\nName: Olya Albot\nEmail Address: olya.albot@pdp.co.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: ROI', '2021-03-02 22:25:04'),
(1897, 'Jiafa Luo', 'jiafa.Luo@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Jiafa Luo\nEmail Address: jiafa.Luo@agresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 078385125\nMessage: I am interested in attending the conference', '2021-03-02 22:36:40'),
(1898, 'Tony Jones', 'tonyj8292@gmail.com', '\nName: Tony Jones\nEmail Address: tonyj8292@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 0226744982\nMessage: Please register my interest for the 2021 Conference', '2021-03-02 22:37:22'),
(1899, 'Tony Jones', 'tonyj8292@gmail.com', '\nName: Tony Jones\nEmail Address: tonyj8292@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 0226744982\nMessage: Please register my interest for the 2021 Conference', '2021-03-02 22:38:02'),
(1900, 'Brendhan Greaney', 'kathy.paton@tatua.com', '\nName: Brendhan Greaney\nEmail Address: kathy.paton@tatua.com\nPhone Number: 021448474\nMessage: I would like to please register interest for Tatua Co-op Dairy Company CEO, Brendhan Greaney.\rKind regards\rKathy Paton\rEA to CEO\r0211854677\r', '2021-03-02 22:40:32'),
(1901, 'Brendhan Greaney', 'kathy.paton@tatua.com', '\nName: Brendhan Greaney\nEmail Address: kathy.paton@tatua.com\nPhone Number: 021448474\nMessage: I would like to please register interest for Tatua Co-op Dairy Company CEO, Brendhan Greaney.\rKind regards\rKathy Paton\rEA to CEO\r0211854677\r', '2021-03-02 22:43:19'),
(1902, 'Edgar Alan Burns', 'edgar.burns@waikato.ac.nz', '\nName: Edgar Alan Burns\nEmail Address: edgar.burns@waikato.ac.nz\nPhone Number: 0223064713\nMessage: Possible attender', '2021-03-02 22:45:57'),
(1903, 'Steve Dixon', 'steve.dixon@toitu.co.nz', '\nName: Steve Dixon\nEmail Address: steve.dixon@toitu.co.nz\nPhone Number: 021835064\nMessage: No message!', '2021-03-02 22:53:32'),
(1904, 'Steve Thompson', 'steve.thompson.nz@gmail.com', '\nName: Steve Thompson\nEmail Address: steve.thompson.nz@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 021512055\nMessage: Please register me for both days', '2021-03-02 22:54:05'),
(1905, 'Jamie Rishworth', 'Jamie.Rishworth@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Jamie Rishworth\nEmail Address: Jamie.Rishworth@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0221007612\nMessage: conference', '2021-03-02 22:58:30'),
(1906, 'Lindsay Fung', 'lindsay.fung@deernz.org', '\nName: Lindsay Fung\nEmail Address: lindsay.fung@deernz.org\nPhone Number: 0276680141\nMessage: registering interest', '2021-03-02 23:05:26'),
(1907, 'Blair Dickie', 'Blair.Dickie@waikatoregion.govt.nz', '\nName: Blair Dickie\nEmail Address: Blair.Dickie@waikatoregion.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 021894451\nMessage: I am interested', '2021-03-02 23:09:37'),
(1908, 'Blair Dickie', 'Blair.Dickie@waikatoregion.govt.nz', '\nName: Blair Dickie\nEmail Address: Blair.Dickie@waikatoregion.govt.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-02 23:09:47'),
(1909, 'Marcelo Paterno', 'marcelo.paterno@biopremix.com', '\nName: Marcelo Paterno\nEmail Address: marcelo.paterno@biopremix.com\nPhone Number: +5493516598140\nMessage: I am interested in this conference because, as a scientist, developer and researcher of Biopremix International, I am involved in the production of multienzyme complex for ruminants to create a more efficient use of grassland and to reduce enteric methane. ', '2021-03-02 23:13:01'),
(1910, 'Gerald', 'gerald.cosgrove@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Gerald\nEmail Address: gerald.cosgrove@agresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0212238024\nMessage: Register interest in NZAGRTC Conf.', '2021-03-02 23:14:10'),
(1911, 'Suzanne Young', 'syoung@ballance.co.nz', '\nName: Suzanne Young\nEmail Address: syoung@ballance.co.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: I am registering my interest for the NZAGGRC Conference', '2021-03-02 23:15:10'),
(1912, 'Suzanne Young', 'syoung@ballance.co.nz', '\nName: Suzanne Young\nEmail Address: syoung@ballance.co.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: I am registering my interest for the NZAGGRC Conference', '2021-03-02 23:15:39'),
(1913, 'Gerald', 'gerald.cosgrove@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Gerald\nEmail Address: gerald.cosgrove@agresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0212238024\nMessage: Register interest in NZAGRTC Conf.', '2021-03-02 23:16:24'),
(1914, 'Thomas Mackay-Smith', 't.mackaysmith@massey.ac.nz', '\nName: Thomas Mackay-Smith\nEmail Address: t.mackaysmith@massey.ac.nz\nPhone Number: 0225905367\nMessage: Hi, I am a PhD student at Massey University. Is there an opportunity to present my research at the conference?', '2021-03-02 23:19:38'),
(1915, 'Tony van der Weerden', 'tony.vanderweerden@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Tony van der Weerden\nEmail Address: tony.vanderweerden@agresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 02040755663\nMessage: Hi,  I am interested in attending this conference, Regards, Tony', '2021-03-02 23:27:56'),
(1916, 'Angela Darke', 'angela.darke@pggwrightson.co.nz', '\nName: Angela Darke\nEmail Address: angela.darke@pggwrightson.co.nz\nPhone Number: +64273708797\nMessage: Registering interest ', '2021-03-02 23:46:58'),
(1917, 'Dan Tomlinson', 'dtomlinson@bravegen.com', '\nName: Dan Tomlinson\nEmail Address: dtomlinson@bravegen.com\nPhone Number: 0211008680\nMessage: I\'m interested in a live event', '2021-03-02 23:53:45'),
(1918, 'Obemah David Nartey', 'dobemah@hotmail.com', '\nName: Obemah David Nartey\nEmail Address: dobemah@hotmail.com\nPhone Number: 008613260968209\nMessage: i am looking forward to learning ', '2021-03-02 23:57:34'),
(1919, 'Priscila Simon', 'priscila.simon@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Priscila Simon\nEmail Address: priscila.simon@agresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0272739405\nMessage: Hi, I would like to register my interest in this event!\rRegards,\rPriscila', '2021-03-03 00:01:41'),
(1920, 'ABDOLLAHI REZA', 'm.abdollahi@massey.ac.nz', '\nName: ABDOLLAHI REZA\nEmail Address: m.abdollahi@massey.ac.nz\nPhone Number: 021448637\nMessage: Hi,\rI would like to attend the conference and wondering when the program will be available?', '2021-03-03 00:03:39'),
(1921, 'ABDOLLAHI REZA', 'm.abdollahi@massey.ac.nz', '\nName: ABDOLLAHI REZA\nEmail Address: m.abdollahi@massey.ac.nz\nPhone Number: 021448637\nMessage: Hi,\rI would like to attend the conference and wondering when the program will be available?', '2021-03-03 00:04:13'),
(1922, 'Greg Lambert', 'Greg.lambert.nz@gmail.com', '\nName: Greg Lambert\nEmail Address: Greg.lambert.nz@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 021 853 662\nMessage: I’m interested', '2021-03-03 00:06:11'),
(1923, 'Miranti Ariani', 'miranti_ariani@yahoo.com', '\nName: Miranti Ariani\nEmail Address: miranti_ariani@yahoo.com\nPhone Number: +62 81392532299\nMessage: I am interested to join the conference', '2021-03-03 00:17:26'),
(1924, 'Sam McNally', 'Sam.McNally@plantandfood.Co.nz', '\nName: Sam McNally\nEmail Address: Sam.McNally@plantandfood.Co.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Register interest', '2021-03-03 00:39:11'),
(1925, 'Jon Tanner', 'jon@wpma.org.nz', '\nName: Jon Tanner\nEmail Address: jon@wpma.org.nz\nPhone Number: 02102831098\nMessage: Please register me. Thanks', '2021-03-03 00:43:17'),
(1926, 'anne Hilson', 'hilson.wilkinson@xtra.co.nz', '\nName: anne Hilson\nEmail Address: hilson.wilkinson@xtra.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0272274442\nMessage: i would like to register for the conference', '2021-03-03 00:48:00'),
(1927, 'Jonathan Barnsley', 'jonathan.barnsley@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Jonathan Barnsley\nEmail Address: jonathan.barnsley@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Hi there,\rI would like to register my interest for this conference. \rThanks,\rJono', '2021-03-03 00:50:34'),
(1928, 'Andrew Tait', 'andrew.tait@niwa.co.nz', '\nName: Andrew Tait\nEmail Address: andrew.tait@niwa.co.nz\nPhone Number: 04 386 0562\nMessage: Keen to register my interest for this conference.  Thanks.', '2021-03-03 00:54:03'),
(1929, 'Martin Barry', 'martin.barry@toitu.co.nz', '\nName: Martin Barry\nEmail Address: martin.barry@toitu.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0293500205\nMessage: Thanks for the invitation. Could I ask if Toitu could have a stall or something similar, to promote our new carbon certification for farmers?\rThanks. \r', '2021-03-03 00:57:52'),
(1930, 'Chanjief Chandrakumar', 'Chanjief.Chandrakumar@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Chanjief Chandrakumar\nEmail Address: Chanjief.Chandrakumar@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 021336510\nMessage: I am interested in joining the conference online. ', '2021-03-03 01:08:53'),
(1931, 'Simon Bull', 'Simon.Bull@fcdo.gov.uk', '\nName: Simon Bull\nEmail Address: Simon.Bull@fcdo.gov.uk\nPhone Number: 0211979947\nMessage: Second Secretary (Trade), British High Commission, Wellington', '2021-03-03 01:13:45'),
(1932, 'Joel Gibbs', 'joel.gibbs@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Joel Gibbs\nEmail Address: joel.gibbs@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: I would like to register my interest for this conference', '2021-03-03 01:21:00'),
(1933, 'Jade Gray', 'jade@planttechnation.com', '\nName: Jade Gray\nEmail Address: jade@planttechnation.com\nPhone Number: 02102406478\nMessage: We are an alternative protein impact venture developing low carbon food solutions. I would be very interested in learning more of the wider sector efforts and the opportunity to network with the key stakeholders. www.planttechnation.com', '2021-03-03 01:23:59'),
(1934, 'Julie Langley', 'kathy.paton@tatua.com', '\nName: Julie Langley\nEmail Address: kathy.paton@tatua.com\nPhone Number: 0272241207\nMessage: Hi.  I would like to register interest please for Tatua Director Mrs Julie Langley.\rKind regards\rKathy Paton\r0211854677', '2021-03-03 01:24:34'),
(1935, 'James P Barton', 'Jpbarton@xtra.co.nz', '\nName: James P Barton\nEmail Address: Jpbarton@xtra.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0272847165\nMessage: Interested in attending.', '2021-03-03 01:27:22'),
(1936, 'Sheree Balvert', 'sheree.balvert@ballance.co.nz', '\nName: Sheree Balvert\nEmail Address: sheree.balvert@ballance.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0272469149\nMessage: I would like to register my interest in the NZACCC 2021', '2021-03-03 01:36:29'),
(1937, 'Nouman Kyamanywa', 'nouman.kyamanywa@horizons.govt.nz', '\nName: Nouman Kyamanywa\nEmail Address: nouman.kyamanywa@horizons.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0212277186\nMessage: Registering interest. Thanks', '2021-03-03 01:39:02'),
(1938, 'Joaquin Acosta', 'jnacosta@uc.cl', '\nName: Joaquin Acosta\nEmail Address: jnacosta@uc.cl\nPhone Number: 920648022\nMessage: I\'m fully excited to be part of the conference and learn about what NZ are doing in these topics\rThanks in advance', '2021-03-03 01:54:52'),
(1939, 'Ian McNab', 'ian.mcnab@horizons.govt.nz', '\nName: Ian McNab\nEmail Address: ian.mcnab@horizons.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0276994912\nMessage: I\'m in the NZ Climate Change Conference', '2021-03-03 01:55:17'),
(1940, 'Ian McNab', 'ian.mcnab@horizons.govt.nz', '\nName: Ian McNab\nEmail Address: ian.mcnab@horizons.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0276994912\nMessage: I\'m interested in the NZ Climate Change Conference', '2021-03-03 01:57:22'),
(1941, 'Ornvimol Kaeokliang', 'vimol_orn@hotmail.com', '\nName: Ornvimol Kaeokliang\nEmail Address: vimol_orn@hotmail.com\nPhone Number: +66832491079\nMessage: I would like to join this conference.', '2021-03-03 02:09:27'),
(1942, 'Amy Taylor', 'amytaylor.nz@gmail.com', '\nName: Amy Taylor\nEmail Address: amytaylor.nz@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 0272818398\nMessage: I would like to find out more about this event', '2021-03-03 02:46:25'),
(1943, 'Anne Duncan', 'anne.duncan@orc.govt.nz', '\nName: Anne Duncan\nEmail Address: anne.duncan@orc.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 027 581 2511\nMessage: conference EOI\r', '2021-03-03 02:55:55'),
(1944, 'Anne Duncan', 'anne.duncan@orc.govt.nz', '\nName: Anne Duncan\nEmail Address: anne.duncan@orc.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 027 581 2511\nMessage: conference EOI\r', '2021-03-03 02:56:39'),
(1945, 'Surinder Saggar', 'saggars@landcareresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Surinder Saggar\nEmail Address: saggars@landcareresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0210624790\nMessage: Would like to attend and participate.', '2021-03-03 02:58:30'),
(1946, 'Miko Kirschbaum', 'KirschbaumM@LandcareResearch.co.nz', '\nName: Miko Kirschbaum\nEmail Address: KirschbaumM@LandcareResearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 063534902\nMessage: Please, register my interest in attending the NZAGRC conference.', '2021-03-03 03:00:23'),
(1947, 'Elena Minnee', 'elena.minnee@dairynz.co.nz', '\nName: Elena Minnee\nEmail Address: elena.minnee@dairynz.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0275137166\nMessage: Registration of interest in conference', '2021-03-03 03:16:58'),
(1948, 'Bala Tikkisetty', 'bala.tikkisetty@waikatoregion.govt.nz', '\nName: Bala Tikkisetty\nEmail Address: bala.tikkisetty@waikatoregion.govt.nz\nPhone Number: +6421589915\nMessage: Please register me for the Conference', '2021-03-03 03:46:34'),
(1949, 'Andrew Curtis', 'andrew@waterstrategies.co.nz', '\nName: Andrew Curtis\nEmail Address: andrew@waterstrategies.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0274966314\nMessage: Interested', '2021-03-03 04:22:05'),
(1950, 'Raghavendra Bhatta', 'ragha0209@yahoo.com', '\nName: Raghavendra Bhatta\nEmail Address: ragha0209@yahoo.com\nPhone Number: +91-9035665594\nMessage: I have been working on methane emission work for more than 20 years. We have developed the inventory on enteric methane emission from Indian livestock and develped many methane ameliorative strategies. Given an opportunity, I would like to attend the conference physically. ', '2021-03-03 04:28:47'),
(1951, 'Marama Findlay', 'marama.findlay@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Marama Findlay\nEmail Address: marama.findlay@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 220131944\nMessage: I would like to attend.', '2021-03-03 04:30:38'),
(1952, 'Marama Findlay', 'marama.findlay@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Marama Findlay\nEmail Address: marama.findlay@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: +44220131944\nMessage: I would like to attend.ca', '2021-03-03 04:36:26'),
(1953, 'Bernard Kimoro', 'bkimoro@gmail.com', '\nName: Bernard Kimoro\nEmail Address: bkimoro@gmail.com\nPhone Number: +254721833740\nMessage: I am interested in the conference as my work is to do GHGI in livestock and I coordinate the climate change section in my institution of work', '2021-03-03 04:53:15'),
(1954, 'Bernard Kimoro', 'bkimoro@gmail.com', '\nName: Bernard Kimoro\nEmail Address: bkimoro@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-03 04:53:54'),
(1955, 'mohammed abdelkreim', 'abdelkreim1979@gmail.com', '\nName: mohammed abdelkreim\nEmail Address: abdelkreim1979@gmail.com\nPhone Number: +249918247452\nMessage:  I would like join to congress , who can apply, may be needed to invitation letter', '2021-03-03 05:03:44'),
(1956, 'mohammed abdelkreim', 'abdelkreim1979@gmail.com', '\nName: mohammed abdelkreim\nEmail Address: abdelkreim1979@gmail.com\nPhone Number: +249918247452\nMessage:  I would like join to congress , who can apply, may be needed to invitation letter', '2021-03-03 05:05:52'),
(1957, 'Abdelkreim', 'abdelkreim1979@gmail.com', '\nName: Abdelkreim\nEmail Address: abdelkreim1979@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-03 05:10:23'),
(1958, 'Andrea Brandon', 'andrea.brandon@gw.govt.nz', '\nName: Andrea Brandon\nEmail Address: andrea.brandon@gw.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 021305827\nMessage: I am interested in attending the 2021 Conference', '2021-03-03 05:38:29'),
(1959, 'Tommy Boland', 'tommy.boland@ucd.ie', '\nName: Tommy Boland\nEmail Address: tommy.boland@ucd.ie\nPhone Number: 00353868649986\nMessage: hhh', '2021-03-03 07:01:35'),
(1960, 'AKM Abdul Ahad Biswas', 'aahadpstu@yahoo.com', '\nName: AKM Abdul Ahad Biswas\nEmail Address: aahadpstu@yahoo.com\nPhone Number: +8801718407784\nMessage: I am a faculty member of DRR and CCA related academic institution. Very much interested to attend the conference.Please register my name as a participant. Thanks and Regards', '2021-03-03 07:23:03'),
(1961, 'Raghavendra Bhatta', 'ragha0209@yahoo.com', '\nName: Raghavendra Bhatta\nEmail Address: ragha0209@yahoo.com\nPhone Number: +91-9035665594\nMessage: I have been working on methane emission work for more than 20 years. We have developed the inventory on enteric methane emission from Indian livestock and develped many methane ameliorative strategies. Given an opportunity, I would like to attend the conference physically. ', '2021-03-03 07:29:06'),
(1962, 'Kevin Wang', 'kevin.wang@auckland.ac.nz', '\nName: Kevin Wang\nEmail Address: kevin.wang@auckland.ac.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-03 07:29:19'),
(1963, 'Gabrirl Moses', 'gabbymoss2020@gmail.com', '\nName: Gabrirl Moses\nEmail Address: gabbymoss2020@gmail.com\nPhone Number: +972536276265\nMessage: I want to attend the conference ', '2021-03-03 07:38:16'),
(1964, 'CJ & CJ McKenzie', 'christine@fortrose.org.nz', '\nName: CJ & CJ McKenzie\nEmail Address: christine@fortrose.org.nz\nPhone Number: 032469526\nMessage: I\'d like to attend online thank you', '2021-03-03 07:39:18'),
(1965, 'Mandy Hewett', 'mandy@mandyhewett-translation.com', '\nName: Mandy Hewett\nEmail Address: mandy@mandyhewett-translation.com\nPhone Number: 0211270367\nMessage: I would like to receive updates about the conference and am interested in attending.', '2021-03-03 07:45:07'),
(1966, 'James Standen', 'james.standen@newcastle.ac.uk', '\nName: James Standen\nEmail Address: james.standen@newcastle.ac.uk\nPhone Number: +44 7833045285\nMessage: Interested in the online option.', '2021-03-03 07:51:06'),
(1967, 'Sjoerd Croqué', 's.r.r.croque@minlnv.nl', '\nName: Sjoerd Croqué\nEmail Address: s.r.r.croque@minlnv.nl\nPhone Number: +31 6 54232309\nMessage: please inform me about the agenda and possibilities to join online since I\'m based in the Netherlands', '2021-03-03 08:09:04'),
(1968, 'Nina Grassnick', 'nina.grassnick@thuenen.de', '\nName: Nina Grassnick\nEmail Address: nina.grassnick@thuenen.de\nPhone Number: +49 531 596 1113\nMessage: Dear conference team,\rI am an agricultural economist working at the Thünen Institute - the German federal research institute  \rfor rural areas, forestry and fisheries. My current research focus is on climate mitigation in agriculture. I am also member of the GRA Secretariat and therefore have a high interest to participate in your conference.\rThank you.\rBest regards,\rNina Grassnick', '2021-03-03 08:10:30'),
(1969, 'Nina Grassnick', 'nina.grassnick@thuenen.de', '\nName: Nina Grassnick\nEmail Address: nina.grassnick@thuenen.de\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-03 08:11:31'),
(1970, 'Pilar Merino', 'pmerino@neiker.eus', '\nName: Pilar Merino\nEmail Address: pmerino@neiker.eus\nPhone Number: 637493376\nMessage: I would like to register for the GHG conference', '2021-03-03 08:35:33'),
(1971, 'Yudi Widodo', 'yudi_atas@yahoo.com', '\nName: Yudi Widodo\nEmail Address: yudi_atas@yahoo.com\nPhone Number: 08123431273\nMessage: I would like to join your 2 days conferences ', '2021-03-03 08:47:38'),
(1972, 'Yudi Widodo', 'yudi_atas@yahoo.com', '\nName: Yudi Widodo\nEmail Address: yudi_atas@yahoo.com\nPhone Number: 08123431273\nMessage: I would like to join your 2 days conferences ', '2021-03-03 08:48:22'),
(1973, 'Maartje ten ', 'wel-ea@minbuza.nl', '\nName: Maartje ten \nEmail Address: wel-ea@minbuza.nl\nPhone Number: +6421499578\nMessage: I would like to register my interest for the Conference on 1+2 June. I would participate on behalf of the Netherlands embassy ', '2021-03-03 09:03:43'),
(1974, 'Jeff Ojwach', 'ojwachj@gmail.com', '\nName: Jeff Ojwach\nEmail Address: ojwachj@gmail.com\nPhone Number: +254769106474\nMessage: I will attend', '2021-03-03 09:28:16'),
(1975, 'Olivia Hyatt', 'oliviamhyatt@gmail.com', '\nName: Olivia Hyatt\nEmail Address: oliviamhyatt@gmail.com\nPhone Number: +64210470603\nMessage: I am interested in attending if I can make the dates and travel work', '2021-03-03 09:31:49'),
(1976, 'Francis Tetteh', 'fmarthy2002@yahoo.co.uk', '\nName: Francis Tetteh\nEmail Address: fmarthy2002@yahoo.co.uk\nPhone Number: +233244622124\nMessage: My research interest is in soil testing and fertilizer research  and recommendation', '2021-03-03 10:05:17'),
(1977, 'Frank Buckley', 'frank.buckley@teagasc.ie', '\nName: Frank Buckley\nEmail Address: frank.buckley@teagasc.ie\nPhone Number: +353 2542393\nMessage: Interested in attending', '2021-03-03 10:39:33'),
(1978, 'Kevin Keegan', 'kevin.keegan@agriculture.gov.ie', '\nName: Kevin Keegan\nEmail Address: kevin.keegan@agriculture.gov.ie\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Hi, I work for the Department of Agriculture here in Ireland in the Climate Change and Bioenergy Policy Division and I would be very interested in attending the 2021 Conference remotely.', '2021-03-03 13:24:12'),
(1979, 'Hayden Lalor', 'hayden.lalor@agriculture.gov.ie', '\nName: Hayden Lalor\nEmail Address: hayden.lalor@agriculture.gov.ie\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Hi ,\rI work in Climate Policy Division of the Ministry of Agriculture in Ireland. I would be interested in this event. \rThanks,\rHayden', '2021-03-03 14:39:25'),
(1980, 'Paul Abayomi Sobowale SOREMI', 'soremipas@funaab.edu.ng', '\nName: Paul Abayomi Sobowale SOREMI\nEmail Address: soremipas@funaab.edu.ng\nPhone Number: +2348058391943\nMessage: I am interested in learning how New Zealand is progressing towards mitigating agricultural greenhouse gas.', '2021-03-03 15:01:41'),
(1981, 'Corinne Roux', 'corinne.roux@blw.admin.ch', '\nName: Corinne Roux\nEmail Address: corinne.roux@blw.admin.ch\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-03 15:52:53'),
(1982, 'juan david caro alvarez', 'jdca12@hotmail.com', '\nName: juan david caro alvarez\nEmail Address: jdca12@hotmail.com\nPhone Number: +51931675743\nMessage: I am interest for the conference', '2021-03-03 18:20:52'),
(1983, 'Antony Heywood', 'antony.heywood@hortnz.co.nz', '\nName: Antony Heywood\nEmail Address: antony.heywood@hortnz.co.nz\nPhone Number: 021 998 038\nMessage: Vegetables NZ', '2021-03-03 19:26:45'),
(1984, 'Antony Heywood', 'antony.heywood@hortnz.co.nz', '\nName: Antony Heywood\nEmail Address: antony.heywood@hortnz.co.nz\nPhone Number: 021 998 038\nMessage: Vegetables NZ', '2021-03-03 19:27:33'),
(1985, 'Sam Thomas', 'sam.thomas@orc.govt.nz', '\nName: Sam Thomas\nEmail Address: sam.thomas@orc.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0221640413\nMessage: I am interested to get updates on the conference as if I can make it, I would like to attend. ', '2021-03-03 19:55:28'),
(1986, 'Sarah Eady', 'sarah.eady@plantandfood.co.nz', '\nName: Sarah Eady\nEmail Address: sarah.eady@plantandfood.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0274678562\nMessage: Please send me more details', '2021-03-03 19:56:31'),
(1987, 'Robert van Duivenboden', 'rob@perceptionplanning.co.nz', '\nName: Robert van Duivenboden\nEmail Address: rob@perceptionplanning.co.nz\nPhone Number: 021 481 733\nMessage: More info please', '2021-03-03 20:00:20'),
(1988, 'Greta Davison', 'greta.davison@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Greta Davison\nEmail Address: greta.davison@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 04 830 1749\nMessage: I would like to register my interest for this conference. ', '2021-03-03 20:20:52'),
(1989, 'Dr Virgilio Ambriz Vilchis', 'virgilio@biosimetrics.com', '\nName: Dr Virgilio Ambriz Vilchis\nEmail Address: virgilio@biosimetrics.com\nPhone Number: 07898306369\nMessage: Would like to register', '2021-03-03 20:39:47'),
(1990, 'Haydon Jones', 'haydon.jones@waikatoregion.govt.nz', '\nName: Haydon Jones\nEmail Address: haydon.jones@waikatoregion.govt.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Hi, I\'m interested in being kept informed about the upcoming Agricultural Climate Change conference.\rCheers, Haydon.', '2021-03-03 20:56:56'),
(1991, 'Catherine Leining', 'catherine.leining@motu.org.nz', '\nName: Catherine Leining\nEmail Address: catherine.leining@motu.org.nz\nPhone Number: 0272908923\nMessage: I am interested to attend. ', '2021-03-03 21:03:07'),
(1992, 'Tim Keir', 'kathy.paton@tatua.com', '\nName: Tim Keir\nEmail Address: kathy.paton@tatua.com\nPhone Number: 0274880227\nMessage: I would like to register interest for Tatua GM Operations, Mr Tim Keir.\rKind regards\rKathy Paton\r0211854677', '2021-03-03 21:09:35'),
(1993, 'Sandra Lavorel', 'lavorels@landcareresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Sandra Lavorel\nEmail Address: lavorels@landcareresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Please register me for the conference', '2021-03-03 21:43:29'),
(1994, 'Frank Portegys', 'frank.portegys@dairynz.co.nz', '\nName: Frank Portegys\nEmail Address: frank.portegys@dairynz.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0278079685\nMessage: I\'m interested in the conference.', '2021-03-03 22:00:57'),
(1995, 'Frank Portegys', 'frank.portegys@dairynz.co.nz', '\nName: Frank Portegys\nEmail Address: frank.portegys@dairynz.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0278079685\nMessage: I\'m interested in the conference.', '2021-03-03 22:01:50'),
(1996, 'Ben Peters', 'benjmain.peters@otago.ac.nz', '\nName: Ben Peters\nEmail Address: benjmain.peters@otago.ac.nz\nPhone Number: 0221926165\nMessage: Hi, I am very interested in this conference, both as a PPF at the University of Otago and as The Opportunities Party\'s spokesperson for Gene Editing. ', '2021-03-03 22:06:14'),
(1997, 'Simon Love', 'simon.love@asurequality.com', '\nName: Simon Love\nEmail Address: simon.love@asurequality.com\nPhone Number: 0272250771\nMessage: Interested in the conference, thanks.', '2021-03-03 22:07:58'),
(1998, 'David Lee-Jones', 'david.lee-jones@fas.usda.gov', '\nName: David Lee-Jones\nEmail Address: david.lee-jones@fas.usda.gov\nPhone Number: 0274455020\nMessage: Yes please register my interest in attending the conference', '2021-03-03 22:46:08'),
(1999, 'John Roche', 'john.roche@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: John Roche\nEmail Address: john.roche@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 021520178\nMessage: RSVP - interested to attend this conference thank you.', '2021-03-03 22:48:05'),
(2000, 'Nick Pyke', 'nick.pyke@aginnovate.co.nz', '\nName: Nick Pyke\nEmail Address: nick.pyke@aginnovate.co.nz\nPhone Number: +6421374083\nMessage: Registering interest in conference', '2021-03-04 01:26:48'),
(2001, 'Caroline Lambert', 'caroline.lambert@eeas.europa.eu', '\nName: Caroline Lambert\nEmail Address: caroline.lambert@eeas.europa.eu\nPhone Number: 021552328\nMessage: head of Trade and sustainability issues at the Delegation of the EU to New Zealand.\rVery interested in this event, would like to attend. Also maybe make sure colleagues in the EU can remotely attend if possible.', '2021-03-04 01:27:29'),
(2002, 'Caroline Lambert', 'caroline.lambert@eeas.europa.eu', '\nName: Caroline Lambert\nEmail Address: caroline.lambert@eeas.europa.eu\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-04 01:28:16'),
(2003, 'Jonathan Nabbs', 'jifnabbs@gmail.com', '\nName: Jonathan Nabbs\nEmail Address: jifnabbs@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 0276314700\nMessage: Interested', '2021-03-04 01:45:01'),
(2004, 'Chrystal Barr', 'chrystal@landmarkadvisory.co.nz', '\nName: Chrystal Barr\nEmail Address: chrystal@landmarkadvisory.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0278485520\nMessage: Registering interest.', '2021-03-04 02:10:26'),
(2005, 'Blake Holgate', 'blake.holgate@rabobank.com', '\nName: Blake Holgate\nEmail Address: blake.holgate@rabobank.com\nPhone Number: 0276890645\nMessage: Hi - am interested in learning more about this conference as details become available. Thanks.', '2021-03-04 02:17:36'),
(2006, 'James Muwunganirwa', 'jamesm@rda.co.nz', '\nName: James Muwunganirwa\nEmail Address: jamesm@rda.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0274378868\nMessage: Expression of Interest', '2021-03-04 02:24:37'),
(2007, 'Allanah Ryan', 'a.m.ryan@massey.ac.nz', '\nName: Allanah Ryan\nEmail Address: a.m.ryan@massey.ac.nz\nPhone Number: 063569099\nMessage: I am interested in the conference', '2021-03-04 03:27:38'),
(2008, 'Sol Ortiz', 'sol.ortiz@agricultura.gob.mx', '\nName: Sol Ortiz\nEmail Address: sol.ortiz@agricultura.gob.mx\nPhone Number: \nMessage: I am interested in the conference, I hope the timezone difference will not impede participation.', '2021-03-04 03:34:31'),
(2009, 'Sol Ortiz', 'sol.ortiz@agricultura.gob.mx', '\nName: Sol Ortiz\nEmail Address: sol.ortiz@agricultura.gob.mx\nPhone Number: \nMessage: I am interested in the conference, I hope the timezone difference will not impede participation.', '2021-03-04 03:35:14'),
(2010, 'Eva Murray', 'eva.murray@climatecommission.govt.nz', '\nName: Eva Murray\nEmail Address: eva.murray@climatecommission.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 022 015 4174\nMessage: Please keep me updated on plans for this conference. ', '2021-03-04 04:07:42'),
(2011, 'Eva Murray', 'eva.murray@climatecommission.govt.nz', '\nName: Eva Murray\nEmail Address: eva.murray@climatecommission.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 022 015 4174\nMessage: Please keep me updated on plans for this conference. ', '2021-03-04 04:21:27'),
(2012, 'Juan Velasquez', 'juancarvm@gmail.com', '\nName: Juan Velasquez\nEmail Address: juancarvm@gmail.com\nPhone Number: \nMessage: assitent', '2021-03-04 11:50:10'),
(2013, 'Juan Velasquez', 'juancarvm@gmail.com', '\nName: Juan Velasquez\nEmail Address: juancarvm@gmail.com\nPhone Number: \nMessage: assistent', '2021-03-04 11:50:44'),
(2014, 'Mohamed Nikzaad', 'mnikzaad73@gmail.com', '\nName: Mohamed Nikzaad\nEmail Address: mnikzaad73@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 0776561817\nMessage: I am the Student of Agricultural Resources Management and Technology course in University of Ruhuna. And Special in Animal Science. I feel this conference will give benefits in my future academic carrier. ', '2021-03-04 14:59:31'),
(2015, 'Clara Rúa', 'crua@agrosavia.co', '\nName: Clara Rúa\nEmail Address: crua@agrosavia.co\nPhone Number: +573206812212\nMessage: I am interest for my work. I am researcher in small ruminant production in Colombia', '2021-03-04 15:24:16'),
(2016, 'Ariana Estoras ', 'ariana.estoras@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Ariana Estoras \nEmail Address: ariana.estoras@agresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 021428018\nMessage: I would like to register my interest', '2021-03-04 15:53:24'),
(2017, 'Irene Hao', 'irene@sproutagritech.com', '\nName: Irene Hao\nEmail Address: irene@sproutagritech.com\nPhone Number: 02102206068\nMessage: Thanks', '2021-03-04 19:33:42'),
(2018, 'Justin wyatt', 'justin.wyatt@waikatoregion.govt.nz', '\nName: Justin wyatt\nEmail Address: justin.wyatt@waikatoregion.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 027 721 1942\nMessage: Interested in attending 2021 conference', '2021-03-04 19:59:08'),
(2019, 'Justin wyatt', 'justin.wyatt@waikatoregion.govt.nz', '\nName: Justin wyatt\nEmail Address: justin.wyatt@waikatoregion.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0277211942\nMessage: I am interested in attending the 2021 conference, please keep me up to date with conference related information', '2021-03-04 20:01:03'),
(2020, 'Pat Wall', 'pwall@carbonems.com', '\nName: Pat Wall\nEmail Address: pwall@carbonems.com\nPhone Number: +64226270174\nMessage: I am interested- let us hope COVID allows this to happen!', '2021-03-04 20:21:31'),
(2021, 'Tom Kay', 't.kay@forestandbird.org.bz', '\nName: Tom Kay\nEmail Address: t.kay@forestandbird.org.bz\nPhone Number: 0221832729\nMessage: Interested in conference. Forest & Bird. Is there a cost?', '2021-03-04 21:21:29'),
(2022, 'Dr Rob Gregory', 'rob.gregory@spca.nz', '\nName: Dr Rob Gregory\nEmail Address: rob.gregory@spca.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Please register my interest for the 2021 conference. Thank you.', '2021-03-04 22:01:55'),
(2023, 'Jay Forlong', 'jay.forlong@mfe.govt.nz', '\nName: Jay Forlong\nEmail Address: jay.forlong@mfe.govt.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: I am interested to receive more information about this event when available.', '2021-03-04 22:07:24'),
(2024, 'Terri Anderson', 'terri.anderson@hewakaekenoa.nz', '\nName: Terri Anderson\nEmail Address: terri.anderson@hewakaekenoa.nz\nPhone Number: 02108273600\nMessage: registering interest x3', '2021-03-04 22:09:29'),
(2025, 'Louis Schipper', 'Schipper@waikato.ac.nz', '\nName: Louis Schipper\nEmail Address: Schipper@waikato.ac.nz\nPhone Number: 078384468\nMessage: interest', '2021-03-04 22:14:21'),
(2026, 'Carli van Zyl', 'carlivz@outlook.com', '\nName: Carli van Zyl\nEmail Address: carlivz@outlook.com\nPhone Number: 0212302271\nMessage: Hello, \rI am working towards solutions for methane mitigation using seaweed.  I would like to find out more about this conference.\rThanks,\rCarli', '2021-03-04 23:38:55'),
(2027, 'Jude Sise', 'jsise@abacusbio.co.nz', '\nName: Jude Sise\nEmail Address: jsise@abacusbio.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0276846589\nMessage: Keen to register my interest', '2021-03-05 02:00:21'),
(2028, 'Marie Connett', 'marie.connett@gmail.com', '\nName: Marie Connett\nEmail Address: marie.connett@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 09 889 2806 \nMessage: I\'ve been in a sustainability collaboration with several NZ-based dairy companies and consultancies.', '2021-03-05 05:22:17'),
(2029, 'Marie Connett', 'marie.connett@gmail.com', '\nName: Marie Connett\nEmail Address: marie.connett@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 09 889 2806 \nMessage: I\'ve been in a sustainability collaboration with several NZ-based dairy companies and consultancies.', '2021-03-05 05:22:49'),
(2030, 'Nguyen Thanh Van', 'vannguyen.ias@gmail.com', '\nName: Nguyen Thanh Van\nEmail Address: vannguyen.ias@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 0902823785\nMessage: I hope that we can learn solutions of GHG mitigation from New Zealand to apply in Vietnam condition', '2021-03-05 06:51:09'),
(2031, 'Ma. Czarina R. Moreno', 'mrmoreno1@up.edu.ph', '\nName: Ma. Czarina R. Moreno\nEmail Address: mrmoreno1@up.edu.ph\nPhone Number: \nMessage: I\'m interested in attending the conference.', '2021-03-05 07:16:16'),
(2032, 'CHARLON', 'charlon.veronica@inta.gob.ar', '\nName: CHARLON\nEmail Address: charlon.veronica@inta.gob.ar\nPhone Number: 03492440121\nMessage: Hello. I would like to register at the Conference. I work in manure mangament in Argentina. ', '2021-03-05 16:16:25'),
(2033, 'CHARLON', 'charlon.veronica@inta.gob.ar', '\nName: CHARLON\nEmail Address: charlon.veronica@inta.gob.ar\nPhone Number: 543492440121\nMessage: Hello. I would like to register at the Conference. I work in manure managament in Argentina. ', '2021-03-05 16:17:07'),
(2034, 'Lini Wollenberg', 'lini.wollenberg@uvm.edu', '\nName: Lini Wollenberg\nEmail Address: lini.wollenberg@uvm.edu\nPhone Number: \nMessage: As the low emissions development flagship leader at CCAFS, I am interested in engaging on topics related to the latest research and policy developments concerning agricultural greenhouse gas emissions and climate change.', '2021-03-05 16:20:05'),
(2035, 'Lloyd Morgan', 'morgl@xtra.co.nz', '\nName: Lloyd Morgan\nEmail Address: morgl@xtra.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0272040810\nMessage: Any more details available?', '2021-03-05 18:54:02'),
(2036, 'Marjan Sprock', 'marjansprock@hotmail.com', '\nName: Marjan Sprock\nEmail Address: marjansprock@hotmail.com\nPhone Number: 0211138278\nMessage: Yes, I am interested in the Agricultural Climate Change Conference on 1-2 June in Wellington', '2021-03-05 23:02:00'),
(2037, 'Chris Huriwai', 'christian.huriwai@live.com', '\nName: Chris Huriwai\nEmail Address: christian.huriwai@live.com\nPhone Number: 0210337944\nMessage: Just registering my interest.\rWill any of this conference be available online?\rNga mihi nunui ki a koutou.', '2021-03-05 23:15:40'),
(2038, 'Katie Starsmore', 'katie.starsmore@teagasc.ie', '\nName: Katie Starsmore\nEmail Address: katie.starsmore@teagasc.ie\nPhone Number: +3532542490\nMessage: If this is online or any supplementary material is provided I would be very interested. As I am currently in Ireland I will be unable to attend the conference in nz', '2021-03-06 12:35:10'),
(2039, 'Nigel Scollan', 'Nigel.scollan@qub.ac.uk', '\nName: Nigel Scollan\nEmail Address: Nigel.scollan@qub.ac.uk\nPhone Number: 00447970100461\nMessage: Registering interest ', '2021-03-06 22:23:32'),
(2040, 'Bess Tiesnamurti', 'besstiesnamurti@yahoo.com', '\nName: Bess Tiesnamurti\nEmail Address: besstiesnamurti@yahoo.com\nPhone Number: +6281317070957\nMessage: I am interested to join the conference , please provide with more information. Thankyou', '2021-03-07 04:12:20'),
(2041, 'Habtamu Taddele Menghistu', 'hbtmtaddele@gmail.com', '\nName: Habtamu Taddele Menghistu\nEmail Address: hbtmtaddele@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-07 07:52:15'),
(2042, 'Renee ', 'Renee@insidenewzealand.co.nz', '\nName: Renee \nEmail Address: Renee@insidenewzealand.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-07 09:21:11'),
(2043, 'Nikola Palevich', 'nik.palevich@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Nikola Palevich\nEmail Address: nik.palevich@agresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 021972511\nMessage: Hi there,\rI would like to attend the upcoming conference.\rCheers,\rNik', '2021-03-07 21:44:53'),
(2044, 'Claire Nicholson', 'crnicholson@gmail.com', '\nName: Claire Nicholson\nEmail Address: crnicholson@gmail.com\nPhone Number: 021332733\nMessage: I would like to register my interest in the Climate change conference', '2021-03-07 21:57:53'),
(2045, 'Edward Hardie', 'edward.hardie@lic.co.nz', '\nName: Edward Hardie\nEmail Address: edward.hardie@lic.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0275327841\nMessage: Hi\rPlease register my interest  for this conference', '2021-03-08 00:52:28'),
(2046, 'Natalie Hughes', 'natalie.hughes@sealeswinslow.co.nz', '\nName: Natalie Hughes\nEmail Address: natalie.hughes@sealeswinslow.co.nz\nPhone Number: +64272700501\nMessage: Interested in attending the 2021 Conference', '2021-03-08 01:02:15'),
(2047, 'Scott', 'Scott.kelly@pce.parliament.nz', '\nName: Scott\nEmail Address: Scott.kelly@pce.parliament.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-08 02:30:48'),
(2048, 'George Slim', 'george.slim@rls.co.nz', '\nName: George Slim\nEmail Address: george.slim@rls.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0274509871\nMessage: Thank you. I would be interested in receiving more information about and attending the meeting.\rGeorge\r', '2021-03-08 03:41:30');
INSERT INTO `mix_contact_query` (`contact_query_id`, `name`, `email_address`, `message`, `date`) VALUES
(2049, 'George Slim', 'george.slim@rls.co.nz', '\nName: George Slim\nEmail Address: george.slim@rls.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0274509871\nMessage: Thank you. I would be interested in receiving more information about and attending the meeting.\rGeorge\r', '2021-03-08 03:44:02'),
(2050, 'Mark Aspin', 'mark.aspin@pggrc.co.nz', '\nName: Mark Aspin\nEmail Address: mark.aspin@pggrc.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0272483509\nMessage: hello ', '2021-03-08 04:37:30'),
(2051, 'Linda Townsend', 'Linda.townsend@anz.com', '\nName: Linda Townsend\nEmail Address: Linda.townsend@anz.com\nPhone Number: 0212814217\nMessage: Registering interest in receiving more details', '2021-03-08 04:41:33'),
(2052, 'Linda Townsend', 'Linda.townsend@anz.com', '\nName: Linda Townsend\nEmail Address: Linda.townsend@anz.com\nPhone Number: 0212814217\nMessage: Registering interest in receiving more details', '2021-03-08 04:42:24'),
(2053, 'Nigel Little', 'nigel@ch4global.com', '\nName: Nigel Little\nEmail Address: nigel@ch4global.com\nPhone Number: 021428877\nMessage: We would like to present an update on our progress in commercialising Asparagopsis for methane reduction in ruminant animals.', '2021-03-08 06:00:33'),
(2054, 'Paul Smith', 'Paul.Smith@teagasc.ie', '\nName: Paul Smith\nEmail Address: Paul.Smith@teagasc.ie\nPhone Number: 00353879746838\nMessage: Hi, \rI would be interested in attending the conference. \rKind regards, \rPaul ', '2021-03-08 09:36:52'),
(2055, 'Inge Maartje Pieneman', 'Inge_maartje@hotmail.com', '\nName: Inge Maartje Pieneman\nEmail Address: Inge_maartje@hotmail.com\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Dear sir madam, I am interested in this conference. Is this an online conference? Because I cannot visit New Zealand due to Covid.  Can you please provide me some more information about this conference. Greetings Inge Maartje ', '2021-03-08 16:49:56'),
(2056, 'Georgia Smith', 'georgia.smith@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Georgia Smith\nEmail Address: georgia.smith@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0221973834\nMessage: Kia ora,\rI\'d like to register my interest for this conference.\rGeorgia', '2021-03-08 22:20:48'),
(2057, 'Penelope Cairns', 'penny.cairns@gmail.com', '\nName: Penelope Cairns\nEmail Address: penny.cairns@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-09 01:22:05'),
(2058, 'Dave Harrison', 'dave.harrison@beeflambnz.com', '\nName: Dave Harrison\nEmail Address: dave.harrison@beeflambnz.com\nPhone Number: 0272483510\nMessage: I am interested', '2021-03-09 02:22:33'),
(2059, 'Jane Chrystal', 'jane.chrystal@beeflambnz.com', '\nName: Jane Chrystal\nEmail Address: jane.chrystal@beeflambnz.com\nPhone Number: 0275727614\nMessage: Please register my interest in this conference', '2021-03-09 02:48:51'),
(2060, 'Jane Chrystal', 'jane.chrystal@beeflambnz.com', '\nName: Jane Chrystal\nEmail Address: jane.chrystal@beeflambnz.com\nPhone Number: 0275727614\nMessage: Please register my interest in this conference', '2021-03-09 02:51:27'),
(2061, 'Irene Parminter', 'irene.parminter@mfe.govt.nz', '\nName: Irene Parminter\nEmail Address: irene.parminter@mfe.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 022 517 3371  \nMessage: I am interested but not sure I can attend (depends on employer)', '2021-03-09 03:28:54'),
(2062, 'Clara Arribas', 'clara.arribas@callaghaninnovation.govt.nz', '\nName: Clara Arribas\nEmail Address: clara.arribas@callaghaninnovation.govt.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-09 05:35:00'),
(2063, 'Leonel Moiana', 'leonel.moiana@gmail.com', '\nName: Leonel Moiana\nEmail Address: leonel.moiana@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-09 13:04:25'),
(2064, 'Habtamu Taddele', 'hbtmtaddele@gmail.com', '\nName: Habtamu Taddele\nEmail Address: hbtmtaddele@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-09 19:37:35'),
(2065, 'Gavin McEwen', 'gavin.mcewen@farmax.co.nz', '\nName: Gavin McEwen\nEmail Address: gavin.mcewen@farmax.co.nz\nPhone Number: 021428467\nMessage: i am interested in attending\rThanks', '2021-03-09 19:46:22'),
(2066, 'Pat Wall', 'pwall@carbonems.com', '\nName: Pat Wall\nEmail Address: pwall@carbonems.com\nPhone Number: +64226270174\nMessage: I am interested- let us hope COVID allows this to happen!', '2021-03-09 20:05:25'),
(2067, 'Jess Anderson', 'Jessica.Anderson@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Jess Anderson\nEmail Address: Jessica.Anderson@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0220178026\nMessage: Hello there - I would like to register my interest for this event. \rThanks\rJess', '2021-03-09 21:07:26'),
(2068, 'Sarah Kessans', 'sarah.kessans@canterbury.ac.nz', '\nName: Sarah Kessans\nEmail Address: sarah.kessans@canterbury.ac.nz\nPhone Number: 0223512669\nMessage: I am interested in the NZAGRC conference.', '2021-03-09 21:52:31'),
(2069, 'Dave Horne', 'D.J.Horne@massey.ac.nz', '\nName: Dave Horne\nEmail Address: D.J.Horne@massey.ac.nz\nPhone Number: 021970125\nMessage: I am interested in attending.', '2021-03-10 22:05:14'),
(2070, 'Nigel Meads', 'nmeads@alltech.com', '\nName: Nigel Meads\nEmail Address: nmeads@alltech.com\nPhone Number: 021892561\nMessage: please register my interest in this event. thank you.', '2021-03-11 03:12:02'),
(2071, 'Nattawadee Jantasila', 'njantasila@alltech.com', '\nName: Nattawadee Jantasila\nEmail Address: njantasila@alltech.com\nPhone Number: 027 8868901\nMessage: I\'d like to register the workshop during 1-2 June 2021 please.', '2021-03-11 03:30:01'),
(2072, 'Nattawadee Jantasila', 'njantasila@alltech.com', '\nName: Nattawadee Jantasila\nEmail Address: njantasila@alltech.com\nPhone Number: 027 8868901\nMessage: I\'d like to register the workshop during 1-2 June 2021 please.', '2021-03-11 03:35:15'),
(2073, 'Nattawadee Jantasila', 'njantasila@alltech.com', '\nName: Nattawadee Jantasila\nEmail Address: njantasila@alltech.com\nPhone Number: 027 8868901\nMessage: I\'d like to register the workshop during 1-2 June 2021 please.', '2021-03-11 03:52:04'),
(2074, 'simon redmond', 's.redmond@maxnet.co.nz', '\nName: simon redmond\nEmail Address: s.redmond@maxnet.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0274040729\nMessage: Like to register my interest in attending this conference', '2021-03-11 09:15:39'),
(2075, 'Gustavo Juñen', 'gjunyent57@gmail.com', '\nName: Gustavo Juñen\nEmail Address: gjunyent57@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-11 11:42:46'),
(2076, 'Lee Stewart', 'lee.stewart@fonterra.com', '\nName: Lee Stewart\nEmail Address: lee.stewart@fonterra.com\nPhone Number: 0273050646\nMessage: Would like to register my interest please. ', '2021-03-11 20:59:11'),
(2077, 'Lee Stewart', 'lee.stewart@fonterra.com', '\nName: Lee Stewart\nEmail Address: lee.stewart@fonterra.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-11 20:59:41'),
(2078, 'Madi Howard', 'Madeleine.Howard@ovation.co.nz', '\nName: Madi Howard\nEmail Address: Madeleine.Howard@ovation.co.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Hi,\rInterested in the programme of events please.\rRegards', '2021-03-11 23:53:20'),
(2079, 'Nattawadee Jantasila', 'njantasila@alltech.com', '\nName: Nattawadee Jantasila\nEmail Address: njantasila@alltech.com\nPhone Number: 0278868901\nMessage: Can I register the workshop please?\rthanks ', '2021-03-12 03:23:47'),
(2080, 'Nattawadee Jantasila', 'njantasila@alltech.com', '\nName: Nattawadee Jantasila\nEmail Address: njantasila@alltech.com\nPhone Number: 0278868901\nMessage: Can I register the workshop please?\rthanks ', '2021-03-12 03:25:42'),
(2081, 'Ash Keown', 'ash.keown@fonterra.com', '\nName: Ash Keown\nEmail Address: ash.keown@fonterra.com\nPhone Number: 0273923988\nMessage: Very interested to see new developments and participate in discussion regarding climate change and how we are responding as a sector.', '2021-03-14 21:54:25'),
(2082, 'Franco Bilotto', 'francolav.vet@gmail.com', '\nName: Franco Bilotto\nEmail Address: francolav.vet@gmail.com\nPhone Number: \nMessage: I\'d like to attend to the meeting', '2021-03-15 18:54:20'),
(2083, 'Richard Luxton', 'kathy.paton@tatua.com', '\nName: Richard Luxton\nEmail Address: kathy.paton@tatua.com\nPhone Number: 021935899\nMessage: I would like to register interest for Tatua Director, Richard Luxton.\rKind regards\rKathy Paton\r0211854677', '2021-03-15 21:49:00'),
(2084, 'harjeet golian', 'harjeet@golian.co.nz', '\nName: harjeet golian\nEmail Address: harjeet@golian.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-16 04:20:51'),
(2085, 'Dirk Wallace', 'dirk.wallace@far.org.nz', '\nName: Dirk Wallace\nEmail Address: dirk.wallace@far.org.nz\nPhone Number: 02040392522\nMessage: I am interested in attending this conference', '2021-03-16 23:37:31'),
(2086, 'Trevor Stuthridge', 'Trevor.Stuthridge@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Trevor Stuthridge\nEmail Address: Trevor.Stuthridge@agresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 021 587 092\nMessage: Attending 1 June only.', '2021-03-17 23:01:54'),
(2087, 'Paul Smith', 'paul.smith@abron.co.nz', '\nName: Paul Smith\nEmail Address: paul.smith@abron.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-18 21:35:12'),
(2088, 'Greg  Sneath', 'greg@fertiliser.org.nz', '\nName: Greg  Sneath\nEmail Address: greg@fertiliser.org.nz\nPhone Number: 0274316112\nMessage: I would be pleased to register for the 2021 NZAGRC Conference at Te Papa on 1st and 2nd June please.  Greg Sneath, Fertiliser Association of NZ', '2021-03-19 04:11:00'),
(2089, 'Frances Manning', 'Frances.Manning@adas.co.uk', '\nName: Frances Manning\nEmail Address: Frances.Manning@adas.co.uk\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-19 14:36:46'),
(2090, 'Tom Belford', 'Tom@baybuzz.co.nz', '\nName: Tom Belford\nEmail Address: Tom@baybuzz.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-21 04:23:48'),
(2091, 'Deepak', 'deepakuniyal1111@gmail.com', '\nName: Deepak\nEmail Address: deepakuniyal1111@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-22 00:45:02'),
(2092, 'Georgina Maud', 'georgina.maud@osflo.co.nz', '\nName: Georgina Maud\nEmail Address: georgina.maud@osflo.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0275551860\nMessage: Showing interest to attend this conference with a few different hats! As a rural professional, a student and a farmer\'s partner. ', '2021-03-22 03:36:52'),
(2093, 'Dr. Viola Richter', 'viola.richter@bmel.bund.de', '\nName: Dr. Viola Richter\nEmail Address: viola.richter@bmel.bund.de\nPhone Number: \nMessage: I would like to attend the conference.\rBest regards\rViola Richter', '2021-03-22 12:45:41'),
(2094, 'Dr. Wolfgang Zornbach', 'wolfgang.zornbach@bmel.bund.de', '\nName: Dr. Wolfgang Zornbach\nEmail Address: wolfgang.zornbach@bmel.bund.de\nPhone Number: \nMessage: I would like to attend the conference.\rKind regards\rDr. Wolfgang Zornbach', '2021-03-22 12:54:27'),
(2095, 'Dr. Andreas Täuber', 'andreas.taeuber@bmel.bund.de', '\nName: Dr. Andreas Täuber\nEmail Address: andreas.taeuber@bmel.bund.de\nPhone Number: \nMessage: I would like to attend the conference.\rBest regards,\rDr. Andreas Täuber', '2021-03-22 12:58:30'),
(2096, 'Lisa Neumann', 'lisa.neumann@bmel.bund.de', '\nName: Lisa Neumann\nEmail Address: lisa.neumann@bmel.bund.de\nPhone Number: \nMessage: I would like to attend the conference.\rBest regards, \rLisa Neumann', '2021-03-22 13:14:33'),
(2097, 'Deborah Knox', 'deborah.knox@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Deborah Knox\nEmail Address: deborah.knox@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 04 894 0864\nMessage: GRA ', '2021-03-22 19:35:29'),
(2098, 'Laura Forrest', 'laura.forrest@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Laura Forrest\nEmail Address: laura.forrest@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Registering interest', '2021-03-22 21:38:12'),
(2099, 'Laura Forrest', 'laura.forrest@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Laura Forrest\nEmail Address: laura.forrest@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Registering interest', '2021-03-22 21:40:03'),
(2100, 'Jiafa Luo', 'jiafa.Luo@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Jiafa Luo\nEmail Address: jiafa.Luo@agresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 021531915\nMessage: Interest in attending 2021 conference', '2021-03-23 19:51:04'),
(2101, 'Sara Edwards', 'sara.edwards@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Sara Edwards\nEmail Address: sara.edwards@agresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0274376231\nMessage: Registering interest', '2021-03-24 02:53:32'),
(2102, 'Lou Sherrell', 'louise.sherrell@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Lou Sherrell\nEmail Address: louise.sherrell@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0220064751\nMessage: Interested in attending the NZ Agricultural Climate Change Conference 2021 (Programme Mgr, MPI Land, Water and Climate Policy, focus on He Waka Eke Noa implementation). ', '2021-03-24 22:27:17'),
(2103, 'Lou Sherrell', 'louise.sherrell@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Lou Sherrell\nEmail Address: louise.sherrell@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0220064751\nMessage: Interested in attending the NZ Agricultural Climate Change Conference 2021 (Programme Mgr, MPI Land, Water and Climate Policy, focus on He Waka Eke Noa implementation). ', '2021-03-24 23:22:09'),
(2104, 'Lydia', 'llanzoni@unite.it', '\nName: Lydia\nEmail Address: llanzoni@unite.it\nPhone Number: +393466120603\nMessage: Good afternoon,\rI am a Vet and a PhD student at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the University of Teramo (Italy).\rSince our research team will start researching on these topics it would be a pleasure for me to partecipate to your confererence.\rBest wishes,\rLydia Lanzoni', '2021-03-25 15:54:13'),
(2105, 'Lisa Lyons', 'lechero@inspire.net.nz', '\nName: Lisa Lyons\nEmail Address: lechero@inspire.net.nz\nPhone Number: 0274965002\nMessage: 2021 Conference: Register of interest', '2021-03-28 01:01:57'),
(2106, 'Bapon Fakhruddin', 'bfakhruddin@tonkintaylor.co.nz', '\nName: Bapon Fakhruddin\nEmail Address: bfakhruddin@tonkintaylor.co.nz\nPhone Number: +64220281622\nMessage: Hi \rWe would like to present a paper. ', '2021-03-29 20:31:39'),
(2107, 'David Read', 'David.read@chrometoaster.com', '\nName: David Read\nEmail Address: David.read@chrometoaster.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-29 22:06:01'),
(2108, 'Nicole Mesman', 'n.mesman@aqualinc.co.nz', '\nName: Nicole Mesman\nEmail Address: n.mesman@aqualinc.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-29 22:34:17'),
(2109, 'Nicole Mesman', 'nicole.mesman@outlook.co.nz', '\nName: Nicole Mesman\nEmail Address: nicole.mesman@outlook.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-29 22:40:19'),
(2110, 'Marcela Gonzalez', 'marcela.gonzalez@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Marcela Gonzalez\nEmail Address: marcela.gonzalez@agresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0224550963\nMessage: I am a PhD student (AgResearch/Massey University) and would like to participate in the conference. My research is based on SOC stabilization process in grasslands under grazing and long-term exposure to elevated CO2.', '2021-03-30 00:50:58'),
(2111, 'Jitendra kumar', '72066joshi@gimal.com', '\nName: Jitendra kumar\nEmail Address: 72066joshi@gimal.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-30 08:06:36'),
(2112, 'Jitendra kumar', '72066joshi@gimal.com', '\nName: Jitendra kumar\nEmail Address: 72066joshi@gimal.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-30 08:07:38'),
(2113, 'Jitendra kumar', '72066joshi@gimal.com', '\nName: Jitendra kumar\nEmail Address: 72066joshi@gimal.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-30 08:08:27'),
(2114, 'Zigmas Medingis', 'zigmasm@zum.lt', '\nName: Zigmas Medingis\nEmail Address: zigmasm@zum.lt\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-30 12:43:55'),
(2115, 'Martin Barry', 'martin.barry@toitu.co.nz', '\nName: Martin Barry\nEmail Address: martin.barry@toitu.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0293500205\nMessage: Hi there, I would like to register please.\rWe would also like to have a small stall promoting our farm carbon certification programme. Could someone please advise on costs etc. Thanks.', '2021-03-30 22:56:27'),
(2116, 'Ajmal Khan', 'ajmal.khan@agresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Ajmal Khan\nEmail Address: ajmal.khan@agresearch.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-03-31 20:37:59'),
(2117, 'Penny Cairns', 'penny.cairns@pork.co.nz', '\nName: Penny Cairns\nEmail Address: penny.cairns@pork.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-04-01 01:25:40'),
(2118, 'Gordon M Anderson', 'gordon_anderson@xtra.co.nz', '\nName: Gordon M Anderson\nEmail Address: gordon_anderson@xtra.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-04-03 19:42:46'),
(2119, 'Lee Matheson', 'lee@perrinag.net.nz', '\nName: Lee Matheson\nEmail Address: lee@perrinag.net.nz\nPhone Number: +64293955312\nMessage: I intend to attend. \rRegards\rLee', '2021-04-05 08:51:40'),
(2120, 'Ben Lee', 'ben@agilis.nz', '\nName: Ben Lee\nEmail Address: ben@agilis.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-04-05 20:36:50'),
(2121, 'Neil Williams', 'neil.williams@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Neil Williams\nEmail Address: neil.williams@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Looking forward to it', '2021-04-08 04:25:43'),
(2122, 'Neil Williams', 'neil.williams@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Neil Williams\nEmail Address: neil.williams@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: \nMessage: Looking forward to it', '2021-04-08 21:45:39'),
(2123, 'Keith Lassey', 'keith@lasseyresearch.co.nz', '\nName: Keith Lassey\nEmail Address: keith@lasseyresearch.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0210717719\nMessage: Interest particularly in ruminant methane', '2021-04-13 05:27:10'),
(2124, 'Dianne Addison', 'megmin@xtra.co.nz', '\nName: Dianne Addison\nEmail Address: megmin@xtra.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-04-15 22:18:08'),
(2125, 'chandan Kumar chaudhary', 'chandanggg8@gmail.com', '\nName: chandan Kumar chaudhary\nEmail Address: chandanggg8@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-04-23 03:16:31'),
(2126, 'Beth Clark', 'clarkandfam88@gmail.com', '\nName: Beth Clark\nEmail Address: clarkandfam88@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-04-25 17:45:41'),
(2127, 'Gustavo Juñen', 'gjunyent57@gmail.com', '\nName: Gustavo Juñen\nEmail Address: gjunyent57@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-04-26 12:11:26'),
(2128, 'Nina Opacic', 'nina.opacic@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Nina Opacic\nEmail Address: nina.opacic@mpi.govt.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-04-27 08:57:29'),
(2129, 'Philip Beatson', 'phil.beatson@crv4all.co.nz', '\nName: Philip Beatson\nEmail Address: phil.beatson@crv4all.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-04-28 20:59:03'),
(2130, 'Philip Beatson', 'phil.beatson@crv4all.co.nz', '\nName: Philip Beatson\nEmail Address: phil.beatson@crv4all.co.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-04-28 21:01:08'),
(2131, 'Louis Schipper', 'schipper@waikato.ac.nz', '\nName: Louis Schipper\nEmail Address: schipper@waikato.ac.nz\nPhone Number: 027 6660815\nMessage: Hi \rI could not get to registration form on web. \rTHanks louis', '2021-05-01 22:15:08'),
(2132, 'Jamie Blennerhassett', 'jamie.blennerhassett@ballance.co.nz', '\nName: Jamie Blennerhassett\nEmail Address: jamie.blennerhassett@ballance.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0275395304\nMessage: I\'d like to register for the conference please', '2021-05-04 03:51:21'),
(2133, 'Jamie Blennerhassett', 'jamie.blennerhassett@ballance.co.nz', '\nName: Jamie Blennerhassett\nEmail Address: jamie.blennerhassett@ballance.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0275395304\nMessage: I\'d like to register for the conference please', '2021-05-04 03:54:03'),
(2134, 'Ross Hocken', 'rosshocken@xtra.co.nz', '\nName: Ross Hocken\nEmail Address: rosshocken@xtra.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0274579124\nMessage: I WOUL D LIKE TO REGISTER FOR YOUR 2021 CONFERENCE', '2021-05-05 04:30:00'),
(2135, 'Ros James', 'jr@stratfordhigh.school.nz', '\nName: Ros James\nEmail Address: jr@stratfordhigh.school.nz\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-05-06 23:53:06'),
(2136, 'Paul McGill', 'mcgillp@landcorp.co.nz', '\nName: Paul McGill\nEmail Address: mcgillp@landcorp.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0272783467\nMessage: Hi,\rI see I have missed cut off to join the conference due to interest and numbers of attendees.\rWould I be able to be put on waiting list in case any spaces became available or anyone pulls out?\rThanks\rPaul', '2021-05-07 00:15:45'),
(2137, 'Javed Khan', 'javed.khan@niwa.co.nz', '\nName: Javed Khan\nEmail Address: javed.khan@niwa.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0272278897\nMessage: Hi\rCould I please be placed on the waiting list for this conference.\rCheers\rDr Javed Khan\rNIWA Aquaculture Scientist', '2021-05-07 01:24:38'),
(2138, 'Javed Khan', 'javed.khan@niwa.co.nz', '\nName: Javed Khan\nEmail Address: javed.khan@niwa.co.nz\nPhone Number: 0272278897\nMessage: Hi\rCould I please be placed on the waiting list for this conference.\rCheers\rDr Javed Khan\rNIWA Aquaculture Scientist', '2021-05-07 01:24:57'),
(2139, 'Kyle Anderson', 'anderson20173@gmail.com', '\nName: Kyle Anderson\nEmail Address: anderson20173@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-05-07 16:47:24'),
(2140, 'Ric Balfour', 'ric.balfour@landcare.org.nz', '\nName: Ric Balfour\nEmail Address: ric.balfour@landcare.org.nz\nPhone Number: 0275553099\nMessage: I have booked travel to attend, please confirm that a spot is available. This is a key focus for Landcare Trust. Thanks Ric ', '2021-05-10 00:55:30'),
(2141, 'David Spencer', 'david.spencer@yara.com', '\nName: David Spencer\nEmail Address: david.spencer@yara.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-05-10 19:43:05'),
(2142, 'Olaf Adam', 'olaf.adam@westpac.co.nz', '\nName: Olaf Adam\nEmail Address: olaf.adam@westpac.co.nz\nPhone Number: 027 702 3174\nMessage: Attended 2019 and found it useful. Important for a major lender to the AgSector to understand the physical, transition and financial implications from climate change.\rIs there a formal registration process?', '2021-05-11 23:20:54'),
(2143, 'Bernie', 'berniemabbs@gmail.com', '\nName: Bernie\nEmail Address: berniemabbs@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-05-11 23:28:24'),
(2144, 'fgfjhkhlkllopp https://google.com dgdgd', 'aleksandrf2mak@inbox.ru', '\nName: fgfjhkhlkllopp https://google.com dgdgd\nEmail Address: aleksandrf2mak@inbox.ru\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-05-12 01:10:49'),
(2145, 'fgfjhkhlkllopp https://google.com dgdgd', 'mikhailshcry@mail.ru', '\nName: fgfjhkhlkllopp https://google.com dgdgd\nEmail Address: mikhailshcry@mail.ru\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-05-14 01:10:55'),
(2146, 'George Reeves', 'georgereeves99@hotmail.com', '\nName: George Reeves\nEmail Address: georgereeves99@hotmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-05-20 08:32:11'),
(2147, 'Greg Aspinall', 'greg_asp@yahoo.com.au', '\nName: Greg Aspinall\nEmail Address: greg_asp@yahoo.com.au\nPhone Number: 0272248225\nMessage: Hi there \rIm already attending and am enquiring if 1 more person could attend ?\rKind Regards Greg Aspinall', '2021-05-24 07:43:20'),
(2148, 'Lee Stewart', 'lee.stewart@fonterra.com', '\nName: Lee Stewart\nEmail Address: lee.stewart@fonterra.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-05-24 09:03:53'),
(2149, 'Charan Yuvaraj Sivakumar', 'yuvrajcharan15@gmail.com', '\nName: Charan Yuvaraj Sivakumar\nEmail Address: yuvrajcharan15@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-05-24 11:07:55'),
(2150, 'Victoria Lamb', 'victoria.lamb@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Victoria Lamb\nEmail Address: victoria.lamb@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0220121324\nMessage: I would like to register for the conference if possible.\rmany thanks\rVictoria', '2021-05-25 00:00:44'),
(2151, 'Victoria Lamb', 'victoria.lamb@mpi.govt.nz', '\nName: Victoria Lamb\nEmail Address: victoria.lamb@mpi.govt.nz\nPhone Number: 0220121324\nMessage: I would like to attend the conference if possible', '2021-05-25 00:11:36'),
(2152, 'Ahmedin', 'ahmedin133@gmail.com', '\nName: Ahmedin\nEmail Address: ahmedin133@gmail.com\nRecaptcha: ', '2021-05-25 15:09:07');

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(26, 'N', 'Think globally, act locallyÃƒï¿½Ã¯Â¿Â½ÃƒÂ¯Ã‚Â¿Ã‚Â½Ãƒï¿½Ã¯Â¿Â½Ãƒï¿½Ã‚Â¢Ãƒï¿½Ã¯Â¿Â½Ãƒï¿½Ã‚Â¯Ãƒï¿½Ã¯Â¿Â½Ãƒï¿½Ã‚Â¿Ãƒï¿½Ã¯Â¿Â½Ãƒï¿½Ã‚Â½Ãƒï¿½Ã¯Â¿Â½Ãƒï¿½Ã‚Â¯Ãƒï¿½Ã¯Â¿Â½Ãƒï¿½Ã‚Â¿Ãƒï¿½Ã¯Â¿Â½Ãƒï¿½Ã‚Â½ the key message from the NZAGRC 2012 Annual Conference', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p class=\"h6\">\r\nOne hundred and fifty greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation focused scientists, policy makers and industry representatives made the trip to the Travelodge in Palmerston North to attend the second Annual NZAGRC Conference. The conference provided an excellent opportunity to reflect on the international context in which New Zealand&#39;s agricultural GHG emissions research programme resides. The day also included a wide range of presentations and posters covering research underway and how this may be applied on-farm in the future.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nDr Andy Reisinger, NZAGRC Deputy Director, opened the conference by presenting an overview of the global challenge to secure food supply in an uneven world and for a growing and increasingly affluent population, whilst maintaining environmental integrity. Bringing his focus to New Zealand, he emphasised that to allow sustained absolute reductions whilst supporting projected output growth, new technologies and practices are needed. This requires a multi-pronged effort that can expand existing options, develop new ones and creates and delivers tools for implementation. The NZ government has recognised the long term and global nature of the challenge and is providing dedicated research funding. Andy concluded by stating that the &quot;journey will inevitably have many twists and turns and some dead ends, but we are confident that it will deliver&quot;. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nFour science sessions followed, covering methane, nitrous oxide, soil carbon and integrated systems research. Four speakers, including one leading international scientist, presented in each session. This provided an opportunity for delegates to hear the latest developments in areas outside of their regular sphere of interest. A number of the audience commented afterwards that they had gained new knowledge and some even experienced &quot;eureka&quot; moments.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nJohn Hutchings, General Manager (Sustainability Policy and Carbon) at Fonterra provided a motivating summing up to the conference. In line with it being the start of the year, he provided his seven &quot;wishes&quot; for a more sustainable and efficient NZ agricultural sector: improvements in emissions efficiency; producers becoming more aware of GHG issues; optimal research investment; trusted industry participation in policy making; cost effective management of liabilities; emission efficient production of milk; and all parties working together respectfully and collaboratively going forward. He highlighted that good progress was being made towards fulfilling a number of his goals already. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nReturning to the opening comments made by Andy Reisinger, John quoted a recent article by John Vidal in The Observer (&quot;The Future of Food&quot;, 22 January 2012) which suggested that science&#39;s answer to feeding an extra 2.5 billion people on the planet is a diet of algae, insects and meat grown in a lab. Whilst this may be one option, from a NZ dairying perspective &quot;you can&#39;t go past milk!&quot; So for the foreseeable future, the NZ research effort will continue to support local agricultural producers and industry&#39;s future goals, while keeping a close eye on how the research can be implemented globally.<br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'One hundred and fifty greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation focused scientists, policy makers and industry representatives made the trip to the Travelodge in Palmerston North to attend the second Annual NZAGRC Conference. The conference provided an excellent opportunity to reflect on the international context in which New Zealand&#39;s agricultural GHG emissions research programme resides. The day also included a wide range of presentations and posters covering research underway and how this may be applied on-farm in the future.\r\n\r\n\r\nDr Andy Reisinger, NZAGRC Deputy Director, opened the conference by presenting an overview of the global challenge to secure food supply in an uneven world and for a growing and increasingly affluent population, whilst maintaining environmental integrity. Bringing his focus to New Zealand, he emphasised that to allow sustained absolute reductions whilst supporting projected output growth, new technologies and practices are needed. This requires a multi-pronged effort that can expand existing options, develop new ones and creates and delivers tools for implementation. The NZ government has recognised the long term and global nature of the challenge and is providing dedicated research funding. Andy concluded by stating that the &quot;journey will inevitably have many twists and turns and some dead ends, but we are confident that it will deliver&quot;. \r\n\r\n\r\nFour science sessions followed, covering methane, nitrous oxide, soil carbon and integrated systems research. Four speakers, including one leading international scientist, presented in each session. This provided an opportunity for delegates to hear the latest developments in areas outside of their regular sphere of interest. A number of the audience commented afterwards that they had gained new knowledge and some even experienced &quot;eureka&quot; moments.\r\n\r\n\r\nJohn Hutchings, General Manager (Sustainability Policy and Carbon) at Fonterra provided a motivating summing up to the conference. In line with it being the start of the year, he provided his seven &quot;wishes&quot; for a more sustainable and efficient NZ agricultural sector: improvements in emissions efficiency; producers becoming more aware of GHG issues; optimal research investment; trusted industry participation in policy making; cost effective management of liabilities; emission efficient production of milk; and all parties working together respectfully and collaboratively going forward. He highlighted that good progress was being made towards fulfilling a number of his goals already. \r\n\r\n\r\nReturning to the opening comments made by Andy Reisinger, John quoted a recent article by John Vidal in The Observer (&quot;The Future of Food&quot;, 22 January 2012) which suggested that science&#39;s answer to feeding an extra 2.5 billion people on the planet is a diet of algae, insects and meat grown in a lab. Whilst this may be one option, from a NZ dairying perspective &quot;you can&#39;t go past milk!&quot; So for the foreseeable future, the NZ research effort will continue to support local agricultural producers and industry&#39;s future goals, while keeping a close eye on how the research can be implemented globally.', 'Heather Went', '+64 6 351 8305', '+64 6 351 8333', 'heather.went@nzagrc.org.nz', '2012-03-27', '2012-03-27', '', NULL, NULL, 'Palmerston North, NZ', 'http://www.nzagrc.org.nz/', '244', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(27, '', 'NZAGRC 2012 Annual Conference - Media Advisory', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p class=\"h6\">\r\nNew Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre<br />\r\n2nd Annual Conference - &quot;Moving towards solutions&quot;<br />\r\nTuesday 31st January 2012<br />\r\nPalmerston North\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<em><u>Moving towards solutions</u></em> is the theme of the 2nd Annual Science Conference of the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre (NZAGRC). The Conference, to be held at the Travelodge, Palmerston North, on Tuesday January 31st, will bring together New Zealand scientists, international experts, policy makers and industry representatives to discuss New Zealand&#39;s research programme to deliver and implement effective, practical solutions to mitigate agricultural greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe NZAGRC, opened in March 2010 and hosted by AgResearch, is a highly effective collaboration between eight leading New Zealand research providers (AgResearch, DairyNZ, Landcare Research, Scion, Massey University, Plant and Food Research, Lincoln University and NIWA) and the industry-led Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium (PGgRc). Scientists from a number of the Centre&#39;s partner organisations feature in the conference programme which, combined with international experts from the UK, Ireland and Australia, is certain to provide a stimulating day.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe NZAGRC receives funding from MAF to undertake research and development that will provide knowledge, technologies and practices which grow agriculture&#39;s ability to create wealth for New Zealand in a carbon constrained world. The Centre&#39;s current R&#38;D programme is aligned with those funded through the PGgRc, MSI, and MAF&#39;s Sustainable Land Management Programme and focuses on reducing nitrous oxide and methane emissions from livestock, increasing carbon sinks/reducing carbon losses in agricultural soils, and better understanding the emissions generated by farm systems. The Conference will include presentations covering methane and nitrous oxide mitigation, enhancing soil carbon sinks and on how these individual approaches can be integrated into low GHG production systems. It will be followed by two days of science workshops where scientists involved in the NZAGRC&#39;s and allied programmes will engage in detailed discussions with an international science advisory team and stakeholders about the future direction of their research programmes.<br />\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nFor enquiries about the Conference or the NZAGRC science programme please contact:\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nDr Heather Went (Centre Operations Manager) on heather.went@nzagrc.org.nz or 06 351 8305\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<em>or</em> Kate Parlane (NZAGRC Administrator) on kate.parlane@nzagrc.org.nz or 06 351 8334<br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre\r\n2nd Annual Conference - &quot;Moving towards solutions&quot;\r\nTuesday 31st January 2012\r\nPalmerston North\r\n\r\n\r\nMoving towards solutions is the theme of the 2nd Annual Science Conference of the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre (NZAGRC). The Conference, to be held at the Travelodge, Palmerston North, on Tuesday January 31st, will bring together New Zealand scientists, international experts, policy makers and industry representatives to discuss New Zealand&#39;s research programme to deliver and implement effective, practical solutions to mitigate agricultural greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe NZAGRC, opened in March 2010 and hosted by AgResearch, is a highly effective collaboration between eight leading New Zealand research providers (AgResearch, DairyNZ, Landcare Research, Scion, Massey University, Plant and Food Research, Lincoln University and NIWA) and the industry-led Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium (PGgRc). Scientists from a number of the Centre&#39;s partner organisations feature in the conference programme which, combined with international experts from the UK, Ireland and Australia, is certain to provide a stimulating day.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe NZAGRC receives funding from MAF to undertake research and development that will provide knowledge, technologies and practices which grow agriculture&#39;s ability to create wealth for New Zealand in a carbon constrained world. The Centre&#39;s current R&D programme is aligned with those funded through the PGgRc, MSI, and MAF&#39;s Sustainable Land Management Programme and focuses on reducing nitrous oxide and methane emissions from livestock, increasing carbon sinks/reducing carbon losses in agricultural soils, and better understanding the emissions generated by farm systems. The Conference will include presentations covering methane and nitrous oxide mitigation, enhancing soil carbon sinks and on how these individual approaches can be integrated into low GHG production systems. It will be followed by two days of science workshops where scientists involved in the NZAGRC&#39;s and allied programmes will engage in detailed discussions with an international science advisory team and stakeholders about the future direction of their research programmes.\r\n\r\n\r\nFor enquiries about the Conference or the NZAGRC science programme please contact:\r\n\r\n\r\nDr Heather Went (Centre Operations Manager) on heather.went@nzagrc.org.nz or 06 351 8305\r\n\r\n\r\nor Kate Parlane (NZAGRC Administrator) on kate.parlane@nzagrc.org.nz or 06 351 8334', 'Heather Went', '+64 6 351 8305', '+64 6 351 8333', 'heather.went@nzagrc.org.nz', '2012-01-20', '2012-01-20', '', NULL, NULL, 'Palmerston North, NZ', 'http://www.nzagrc.org.nz/', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(28, '', 'Two new PhD students welcomed by the NZAGRC', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p class=\"h6\">\r\nFunding capability development in the GHG emissions mitigation research arena is a key activity for the NZAGRC. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nTowards the end of 2011, the NZAGRC methane core programme welcomed two new faces to Massey University and the AgResearch labs in Palmerston North.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"h5\">Preeti Raju<br />\r\n</span>Preeti joins the methane team from the Institute of Microbial Technology (IMTECH) in Chandigarh, India where she was working on the development of technologies for therapeutic proteins. She has a Masters degree in biotechnology from Chinmaya Degree College and a keen interest in recombinant proteins. Preeti&#39;s PhD project focuses on identifying alternative hydrogen utilisers under the co-supervision of Drs Gemma Henderson, Peter Janssen and Mike Tavendale (AgResearch) and Dr Jasna Rakonjac (Institute of Molecular Bioscience, Massey University). Preeti is climbing a steep learning curve whilst coming up to speed with the techniques and jargon used in the methane team. However she notes that she is finding picking up the new knowledge fun due to the friendly people and the supportive environment. She is looking forward to spending the next three years in New Zealand. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"h5\">Yang Li<br />\r\n</span>Yang recently moved to Palmerston North to start his PhD under the co-supervision of Dr Sinead Leady and Dr Graeme Attwood (AgResearch) and Dr Jasna Rakonjac (Institute of Molecular Bioscience, Massey University). Prior to the move, he completed a Masters degree in biochemistry from Otago University. The main focus of his PhD project is the investigation of rumen methanogen genomics. Whilst the area of genomics is new to Yang, he is no stranger to cows, having spent his teenage years on a 120 hectare beef farm. He acknowledges that his family tended to spend more time fixing fences than looking after the cows though! Originally from Taiwan, which he remembers as highly polluted, Yang is enjoying being involved in research that aims to make a positive difference to the environment. He is also enjoying the &quot;flat ground&quot; and the great student atmosphere in his new working environment and has already taken the opportunity to pelt one of his co-supervisors with paintballs in his time away from his research. \r\n</p>\r\n', 'Funding capability development in the GHG emissions mitigation research arena is a key activity for the NZAGRC. \r\n\r\n\r\nTowards the end of 2011, the NZAGRC methane core programme welcomed two new faces to Massey University and the AgResearch labs in Palmerston North.\r\n\r\n\r\nPreeti Raju\r\nPreeti joins the methane team from the Institute of Microbial Technology (IMTECH) in Chandigarh, India where she was working on the development of technologies for therapeutic proteins. She has a Masters degree in biotechnology from Chinmaya Degree College and a keen interest in recombinant proteins. Preeti&#39;s PhD project focuses on identifying alternative hydrogen utilisers under the co-supervision of Drs Gemma Henderson, Peter Janssen and Mike Tavendale (AgResearch) and Dr Jasna Rakonjac (Institute of Molecular Bioscience, Massey University). Preeti is climbing a steep learning curve whilst coming up to speed with the techniques and jargon used in the methane team. However she notes that she is finding picking up the new knowledge fun due to the friendly people and the supportive environment. She is looking forward to spending the next three years in New Zealand. \r\n\r\n\r\nYang Li\r\nYang recently moved to Palmerston North to start his PhD under the co-supervision of Dr Sinead Leady and Dr Graeme Attwood (AgResearch) and Dr Jasna Rakonjac (Institute of Molecular Bioscience, Massey University). Prior to the move, he completed a Masters degree in biochemistry from Otago University. The main focus of his PhD project is the investigation of rumen methanogen genomics. Whilst the area of genomics is new to Yang, he is no stranger to cows, having spent his teenage years on a 120 hectare beef farm. He acknowledges that his family tended to spend more time fixing fences than looking after the cows though! Originally from Taiwan, which he remembers as highly polluted, Yang is enjoying being involved in research that aims to make a positive difference to the environment. He is also enjoying the &quot;flat ground&quot; and the great student atmosphere in his new working environment and has already taken the opportunity to pelt one of his co-supervisors with paintballs in his time away from his research.', 'Heather Went', '+64 6 351 8305', '+64 6 351 8333', 'heather.went@nzagrc.org.nz', '2012-02-24', '2012-02-24', '', NULL, NULL, 'Palmerston North, NZ', 'http://www.nzagrc.org.nz/', '248', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(29, '', 'UPDATE - NZ Government Funding in support of the Global Research Alliance', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p class=\"h6\">\r\nThe New Zealand Government (through MAF) has committed a total of NZ$45 million over 5 years to support the work of the Global Research Alliance (Alliance) on agricultural greenhouse gas emissions. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nMost of this investment directly supports collaborative research projects intended to discover and develop new ways of reducing the greenhouse gas emissions intensity of agricultural and in particular livestock production. This NZ$45 million is being distributed via a number of channels. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nFollowing a competitive tender process, five projects designed to specifically support the activities of the Livestock Research Group of the Alliance, which NZ co-chairs with the Netherlands, have been awarded a total of NZ$2.9 million. These projects, led by New Zealand scientists but made up of teams from Alliance countries, will undertake to: \r\n</p>\r\n<ol>\r\n	<li>Finalise a &#8216;good practice guide&#39; on the methodologies for chamber N2O measurements from soils. Contact: <a href=\"mailto:cecile.deklein@agresearch.co.nz\">cecile.deklein@agresearch.co.nz</a>.</li>\r\n	<li>Establish and co-coordinate the animal selection, genetics and genomics network (ASGG Network) a global research network focusing on emissions mitigation through the genetic improvements of ruminants. Contact: <a href=\"mailto:grant.shackell@agresearch.co.nz\">grant.shackell@agresearch.co.nz</a></li>\r\n	<li>Establish the Rumen Microbial Genomics Network (RMG Network) to better understand global rumen microbial genomics diversity. Contact: Dr Adrian Cookson at <a href=\"mailto:RMG.network@agresearch.co.nz\">RMG.network@agresearch.co.nz</a></li>\r\n	<li>Characterise the rumen microbial diversity through:<br />\r\n	a. a taxonomy of rumen bacteria. Contact: peter.janssen@agresearch.co.nz;<br />\r\n	b. a global&#160;census of rumen microbial diversity. Contact: Dr Gemma Henderson at <a href=\"mailto:global.rumen.census@agresearch.co.nz\">global.rumen.census@agresearch.co.nz</a>;<br />\r\n	c. the Hungate 1000 project to generate a catalogue of reference rumen microbial genomes. Contact: Dr Bill Kelly at <a href=\"mailto:hungate1000@agresearch.co.nz\">hungate1000@agresearch.co.nz</a>. </li>\r\n	<li>Improve the identification and selection of low emitting animals through the sharing of data and development of common measurement protocols. Contact: John.McEwen@agresearch.co.nz</li>\r\n</ol>\r\n<p>\r\nMAF has also established an internationally competitive research fund with NZ$25 million of the Alliance funding, called the Global Partnerships Fund in Livestock Emissions Research. This fund is truly international in nature as projects can be led by scientists from any Alliance country. Sixteen million dollars was available for the first round of the fund, which had a two stage process. Initial expressions of interest were assessed against a series of four targeted &#8216;research challenges&#39; and the highest rated projects were invited to submit full applications. The fund was heavily oversubscribed; of the 36 expressions of interest submitted in November 2011, 11 were selected to proceed to full application. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nWith a second round likely to be opened in mid 2012, there are several lessons to be learned for applicants thinking of applying to the next round. \r\n</p>\r\n<ol>\r\n	<li>Read the instructions and guidelines carefully and make every word count; the expression of interest form is brief and it is crucial that the information requested in each section is provided in a clear and concise manner.</li>\r\n	<li>Ensure the project is clearly aligned to one of the four research challenges proposed, being distantly related will not suffice. Read the challenges carefully.</li>\r\n	<li>The formation and development of new/existing partnerships is a core aim of the fund and researchers should look widely when forming research teams and not restrict membership to people they work with already. </li>\r\n	<li>The science should be relevant, robust and fit for purpose. </li>\r\n	<li>The proposals should succinctly outline the science methodology and clearly identify how data generated will be used to advance the search for mitigation solutions.</li>\r\n</ol>\r\n<p>\r\nFurther information about the Global Partnerships Fund can be obtained from http://www.maf.govt.nz/nzlivestockemissionsfund or by contacting andrea.pickering@maf.govt.nz \r\n</p>\r\n', 'The New Zealand Government (through MAF) has committed a total of NZ$45 million over 5 years to support the work of the Global Research Alliance (Alliance) on agricultural greenhouse gas emissions. \r\n\r\n\r\nMost of this investment directly supports collaborative research projects intended to discover and develop new ways of reducing the greenhouse gas emissions intensity of agricultural and in particular livestock production. This NZ$45 million is being distributed via a number of channels. \r\n\r\n\r\nFollowing a competitive tender process, five projects designed to specifically support the activities of the Livestock Research Group of the Alliance, which NZ co-chairs with the Netherlands, have been awarded a total of NZ$2.9 million. These projects, led by New Zealand scientists but made up of teams from Alliance countries, will undertake to: \r\n\r\n\r\n	Finalise a ‘good practice guide&#39; on the methodologies for chamber N2O measurements from soils. Contact: cecile.deklein@agresearch.co.nz.\r\n	Establish and co-coordinate the animal selection, genetics and genomics network (ASGG Network) a global research network focusing on emissions mitigation through the genetic improvements of ruminants. Contact: grant.shackell@agresearch.co.nz\r\n	Establish the Rumen Microbial Genomics Network (RMG Network) to better understand global rumen microbial genomics diversity. Contact: Dr Adrian Cookson at RMG.network@agresearch.co.nz\r\n	Characterise the rumen microbial diversity through:\r\n	a. a taxonomy of rumen bacteria. Contact: peter.janssen@agresearch.co.nz;\r\n	b. a global census of rumen microbial diversity. Contact: Dr Gemma Henderson at global.rumen.census@agresearch.co.nz;\r\n	c. the Hungate 1000 project to generate a catalogue of reference rumen microbial genomes. Contact: Dr Bill Kelly at hungate1000@agresearch.co.nz. \r\n	Improve the identification and selection of low emitting animals through the sharing of data and development of common measurement protocols. Contact: John.McEwen@agresearch.co.nz\r\n\r\n\r\nMAF has also established an internationally competitive research fund with NZ$25 million of the Alliance funding, called the Global Partnerships Fund in Livestock Emissions Research. This fund is truly international in nature as projects can be led by scientists from any Alliance country. Sixteen million dollars was available for the first round of the fund, which had a two stage process. Initial expressions of interest were assessed against a series of four targeted ‘research challenges&#39; and the highest rated projects were invited to submit full applications. The fund was heavily oversubscribed; of the 36 expressions of interest submitted in November 2011, 11 were selected to proceed to full application. \r\n\r\n\r\nWith a second round likely to be opened in mid 2012, there are several lessons to be learned for applicants thinking of applying to the next round. \r\n\r\n\r\n	Read the instructions and guidelines carefully and make every word count; the expression of interest form is brief and it is crucial that the information requested in each section is provided in a clear and concise manner.\r\n	Ensure the project is clearly aligned to one of the four research challenges proposed, being distantly related will not suffice. Read the challenges carefully.\r\n	The formation and development of new/existing partnerships is a core aim of the fund and researchers should look widely when forming research teams and not restrict membership to people they work with already. \r\n	The science should be relevant, robust and fit for purpose. \r\n	The proposals should succinctly outline the science methodology and clearly identify how data generated will be used to advance the search for mitigation solutions.\r\n\r\n\r\nFurther information about the Global Partnerships Fund can be obtained from http://www.maf.govt.nz/nzlivestockemissionsfund or by contacting andrea.pickering@maf.govt.nz', 'Victoria Hatton', '+64 6 351 8336', '+64 6 351 8333', 'victoria.hatton@nzagrc.org.nz', '2012-02-24', '2012-02-24', '', NULL, NULL, 'Wellington, NZ', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(30, '', 'New look LEARN website launched', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p class=\"h6\">\r\nLEARN is a collaborative, international network to facilitate the development of practical and cost effective agricultural greenhouse gas mitigation solutions.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Livestock Emissions &#38; Abatement Research Network (LEARN) was established in November 2007 after the idea for an international research network focused on improving the understanding of greenhouse gas emissions from livestock agriculture was raised at the United Nations Climate Change meeting in Bonn (may 2007). \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe objectives of the LEARN network is twofold: \r\n</p>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>to improve quantification of non-CO2 greenhouse gas emissions from animal agriculture at all scales; and </li>\r\n	<li>facilitate the development of cost effective and practical greenhouse gas mitigation solutions. </li>\r\n</ul>\r\n<p>\r\nLEARN aims to achieve these objectives through information sharing and the facilitation of discussion and face to face contact with researchers around the world. The network encourages mutually beneficial partnerships and active collaborations. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe formation of the Global Research Alliance on Agricultural Greenhouse Gases in December 2009 further boosts the opportunities for research collaboration, information sharing, and facilitation of discussion and face-to-face contact with researchers around the world. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nIn line with its vision for LEARN, the New Zealand Government in support of the goals and objectives of the Global Research Alliance on Agricultural Greenhouse Gases will provide training opportunities for emerging scientists from developing countries in New Zealand institutions to enable them to acquire skills in new/unfamiliar techniques and methods in livestock greenhouse gas emissions mitigation. <br />\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n', 'LEARN is a collaborative, international network to facilitate the development of practical and cost effective agricultural greenhouse gas mitigation solutions.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Livestock Emissions & Abatement Research Network (LEARN) was established in November 2007 after the idea for an international research network focused on improving the understanding of greenhouse gas emissions from livestock agriculture was raised at the United Nations Climate Change meeting in Bonn (may 2007). \r\n\r\n\r\nThe objectives of the LEARN network is twofold: \r\n\r\n\r\n	to improve quantification of non-CO2 greenhouse gas emissions from animal agriculture at all scales; and \r\n	facilitate the development of cost effective and practical greenhouse gas mitigation solutions. \r\n\r\n\r\nLEARN aims to achieve these objectives through information sharing and the facilitation of discussion and face to face contact with researchers around the world. The network encourages mutually beneficial partnerships and active collaborations. \r\n\r\n\r\nThe formation of the Global Research Alliance on Agricultural Greenhouse Gases in December 2009 further boosts the opportunities for research collaboration, information sharing, and facilitation of discussion and face-to-face contact with researchers around the world. \r\n\r\n\r\nIn line with its vision for LEARN, the New Zealand Government in support of the goals and objectives of the Global Research Alliance on Agricultural Greenhouse Gases will provide training opportunities for emerging scientists from developing countries in New Zealand institutions to enable them to acquire skills in new/unfamiliar techniques and methods in livestock greenhouse gas emissions mitigation.', 'Victoria Hatton', '+64 6 351 8336', '+64 6 351 8333', 'victoria.hatton@nzagrc.org.nz', '2011-12-01', '2011-12-01', '', NULL, NULL, 'Palmerston North, NZ', 'http://www.livestockemissions.net/', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(31, '', 'NZAGRC 2011/12 Pipeline Scholars announced', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p class=\"h6\">\r\nWe are proud to introduce the six recipients of the NZAGRC Pipeline Scholarships for 2011/12. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nTypically November is when many students are winding down for the long summer break, however these scholars are enthusiastically preparing for a summer, an Honours year, or both, spent with their sleeves rolled up getting involved in cutting edge research. \r\n</p>\r\n<p class=\"h5\">\r\nLincoln University Scholars \r\n</p>\r\n<p class=\"h6\">\r\nRoshean Fitzgerald <br />\r\n<br />\r\nRoshean is currently in the third year of her Bachelor of Science Degree and intends to do Honours next year. Her scholarship research will investigate the potential of selected New Zealand native plants to mitigate N2O emissions from soil under the supervision of Dr Brett Robinson. She has a keen interest in environmental sciences and aims to apply her knowledge gained at university to the dairy industry after she graduates. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"h6\">Alice Keir<br />\r\n</span><br />\r\nAlice grew up on an arable and dairy grazing farm in the Mid Canterbury district and has a huge passion for the farming industry. She is currently studying towards a Bachelor of Agricultural Science degree and will be conducting research into quantifying ruminant urine induced carbon leaching under the supervision of Professor Tim Clough this summer. She can foresee potential benefits for future farming from the outcomes of this soil science research. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"h6\">Peter West<br />\r\n<br />\r\n</span>Peter is a third year Bachelor of Agricultural Science student. His NZAGRC scholarship will fund his Honours project investigating variability in soil carbon storage under grazed pastures supervised by Professor Frank Kelliher. From an agricultural background, Peter is interested in how we can mitigate the potential negative environmental impacts of pastoral agriculture, while maintaining farm productivity and profitability. He is keen to contribute knowledge and understanding to the agricultural community and find a suitable role in the industry after graduation. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&#8195;<br />\r\n<span class=\"h5\">Massey University Scholars<br />\r\n</span>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"h6\">Calvin Ball<br />\r\n<br />\r\n</span>Calvin is a third year Bachelor of AgriScience student intending to do Honours next year. He has recently been crowned 2011 Massey Agriculture Student of the Year and has a passion for the NZ farming industry. He previously spent a summer working for a fertiliser company and his NZAGRC funded research continues his interest in this area. Calvin&#39;s project will investigate whether the same amounts of dry matter can be produced with reduced nitrogen content. He will be supervised by Professor Tony Parsons (Massey) and Dr Susanne Rasmussen (AgResearch). \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<br />\r\n<span class=\"h6\">Chelsea Hirst<br />\r\n</span><br />\r\nChelsea is in her second year of a Bachelor of Science degree studying both agricultural and animal sciences. She is looking forward to her project, supervised by Drs David Pacheco and Peter Janssen (AgResearch), which involves investigating colonisation of the early rumen. Chelsea chose this research area as she is interested in seeing how animal trials are run in the field, rather than the university teaching laboratory. She will be engaged in experimental work which examines the effects of manipulating the rumens of young lambs versus their twins as controls. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<br />\r\n<span class=\"h6\">Priya Saini<br />\r\n<br />\r\n</span>Priya has a BSc in Biotechnology from India and came to New Zealand to study for a graduate certificate in Science and Technology. Her NZAGRC funded summer research will place her in Dr Graeme Attwood&#39;s laboratory at AgResearch in Palmerston North. Her objective is to investigate the relationships that occur between methanogens and bacteria in the rumen environment through gene expression studies.<br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'We are proud to introduce the six recipients of the NZAGRC Pipeline Scholarships for 2011/12. \r\n\r\n\r\nTypically November is when many students are winding down for the long summer break, however these scholars are enthusiastically preparing for a summer, an Honours year, or both, spent with their sleeves rolled up getting involved in cutting edge research. \r\n\r\n\r\nLincoln University Scholars \r\n\r\n\r\nRoshean Fitzgerald \r\n\r\nRoshean is currently in the third year of her Bachelor of Science Degree and intends to do Honours next year. Her scholarship research will investigate the potential of selected New Zealand native plants to mitigate N2O emissions from soil under the supervision of Dr Brett Robinson. She has a keen interest in environmental sciences and aims to apply her knowledge gained at university to the dairy industry after she graduates. \r\n\r\n\r\nAlice Keir\r\n\r\nAlice grew up on an arable and dairy grazing farm in the Mid Canterbury district and has a huge passion for the farming industry. She is currently studying towards a Bachelor of Agricultural Science degree and will be conducting research into quantifying ruminant urine induced carbon leaching under the supervision of Professor Tim Clough this summer. She can foresee potential benefits for future farming from the outcomes of this soil science research. \r\n\r\n\r\nPeter West\r\n\r\nPeter is a third year Bachelor of Agricultural Science student. His NZAGRC scholarship will fund his Honours project investigating variability in soil carbon storage under grazed pastures supervised by Professor Frank Kelliher. From an agricultural background, Peter is interested in how we can mitigate the potential negative environmental impacts of pastoral agriculture, while maintaining farm productivity and profitability. He is keen to contribute knowledge and understanding to the agricultural community and find a suitable role in the industry after graduation. \r\n\r\n\r\n \r\nMassey University Scholars\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nCalvin Ball\r\n\r\nCalvin is a third year Bachelor of AgriScience student intending to do Honours next year. He has recently been crowned 2011 Massey Agriculture Student of the Year and has a passion for the NZ farming industry. He previously spent a summer working for a fertiliser company and his NZAGRC funded research continues his interest in this area. Calvin&#39;s project will investigate whether the same amounts of dry matter can be produced with reduced nitrogen content. He will be supervised by Professor Tony Parsons (Massey) and Dr Susanne Rasmussen (AgResearch). \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nChelsea Hirst\r\n\r\nChelsea is in her second year of a Bachelor of Science degree studying both agricultural and animal sciences. She is looking forward to her project, supervised by Drs David Pacheco and Peter Janssen (AgResearch), which involves investigating colonisation of the early rumen. Chelsea chose this research area as she is interested in seeing how animal trials are run in the field, rather than the university teaching laboratory. She will be engaged in experimental work which examines the effects of manipulating the rumens of young lambs versus their twins as controls. \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nPriya Saini\r\n\r\nPriya has a BSc in Biotechnology from India and came to New Zealand to study for a graduate certificate in Science and Technology. Her NZAGRC funded summer research will place her in Dr Graeme Attwood&#39;s laboratory at AgResearch in Palmerston North. Her objective is to investigate the relationships that occur between methanogens and bacteria in the rumen environment through gene expression studies.', 'Heather Went', '+64 6 351 8305', '+64 6 351 8333', 'heather.went@nzagrc.org.nz', '2012-03-27', '2012-03-27', '', NULL, NULL, 'New Zealand', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(32, '', '2011/12 NZAGRC Pipeline Scholarships announced', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p class=\"h6\">\r\nWe are proud to introduce the six recipients of the NZAGRC Pipeline Scholarships for 2011/12. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nTypically November is when many students are winding down for the long summer break, however these scholars are enthusiastically preparing for a summer, an Honours year, or both, spent with their sleeves rolled up getting involved in cutting edge research. \r\n</p>\r\n<p class=\"h5\">\r\nLincoln University Scholars \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"h6\">Roshean Fitzgerald</span> <br />\r\n<br />\r\nRoshean is currently in the third year of her Bachelor of Science Degree and intends to do Honours next year. Her scholarship research will investigate the potential of selected New Zealand native plants to mitigate N<sub>2</sub>O emissions from soil under the supervision of Dr Brett Robinson. She has a keen interest in environmental sciences and aims to apply her knowledge gained at university to the dairy industry after she graduates. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"h6\">Alice Keir<br />\r\n</span><br />\r\nAlice grew up on an arable and dairy grazing farm in the Mid Canterbury district and has a huge passion for the farming industry. She is currently studying towards a Bachelor of Agricultural Science degree and will be conducting research into quantifying ruminant urine induced carbon leaching under the supervision of Professor Tim Clough this summer. She can foresee potential benefits for future farming from the outcomes of this soil science research. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"h6\">Peter West<br />\r\n<br />\r\n</span>Peter is a third year Bachelor of Agricultural Science student. His NZAGRC scholarship will fund his Honours project investigating variability in soil carbon storage under grazed pastures supervised by Professor Frank Kelliher. From an agricultural background, Peter is interested in how we can mitigate the potential negative environmental impacts of pastoral agriculture, while maintaining farm productivity and profitability. He is keen to contribute knowledge and understanding to the agricultural community and find a suitable role in the industry after graduation. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"h5\">Massey University Scholars<br />\r\n<br />\r\n</span><span class=\"h6\">Calvin Ball<br />\r\n</span><br />\r\nCalvin is a third year Bachelor of AgriScience student intending to do Honours next year. He has recently been crowned 2011 Massey Agriculture Student of the Year and has a passion for the NZ farming industry. He previously spent a summer working for a fertiliser company and his NZAGRC funded research continues his interest in this area. Calvin&#39;s project will investigate whether the same amounts of dry matter can be produced with reduced nitrogen content. He will be supervised by Professor Tony Parsons (Massey) and Dr Susanne Rasmussen (AgResearch). \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<br />\r\n<span class=\"h6\">Chelsea Hirst<br />\r\n<br />\r\n</span>Chelsea is in her second year of a Bachelor of Science degree studying both agricultural and animal sciences. She is looking forward to her project, supervised by Drs David Pacheco and Peter Janssen (AgResearch), which involves investigating colonisation of the early rumen. Chelsea chose this research area as she is interested in seeing how animal trials are run in the field, rather than the university teaching laboratory. She will be engaged in experimental work which examines the effects of manipulating the rumens of young lambs versus their twins as controls. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<br />\r\n<span class=\"h6\">Priya Saini<br />\r\n</span><br />\r\nPriya has a BSc in Biotechnology from India and came to New Zealand to study for a graduate certificate in Science and Technology. Her NZAGRC funded summer research will place her in Dr Graeme Attwood&#39;s laboratory at AgResearch in Palmerston North. Her objective is to investigate the relationships that occur between methanogens and bacteria in the rumen environment through gene expression studies.<br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'We are proud to introduce the six recipients of the NZAGRC Pipeline Scholarships for 2011/12. \r\n\r\n\r\nTypically November is when many students are winding down for the long summer break, however these scholars are enthusiastically preparing for a summer, an Honours year, or both, spent with their sleeves rolled up getting involved in cutting edge research. \r\n\r\n\r\nLincoln University Scholars \r\n\r\n\r\nRoshean Fitzgerald \r\n\r\nRoshean is currently in the third year of her Bachelor of Science Degree and intends to do Honours next year. Her scholarship research will investigate the potential of selected New Zealand native plants to mitigate N2O emissions from soil under the supervision of Dr Brett Robinson. She has a keen interest in environmental sciences and aims to apply her knowledge gained at university to the dairy industry after she graduates. \r\n\r\n\r\nAlice Keir\r\n\r\nAlice grew up on an arable and dairy grazing farm in the Mid Canterbury district and has a huge passion for the farming industry. She is currently studying towards a Bachelor of Agricultural Science degree and will be conducting research into quantifying ruminant urine induced carbon leaching under the supervision of Professor Tim Clough this summer. She can foresee potential benefits for future farming from the outcomes of this soil science research. \r\n\r\n\r\nPeter West\r\n\r\nPeter is a third year Bachelor of Agricultural Science student. His NZAGRC scholarship will fund his Honours project investigating variability in soil carbon storage under grazed pastures supervised by Professor Frank Kelliher. From an agricultural background, Peter is interested in how we can mitigate the potential negative environmental impacts of pastoral agriculture, while maintaining farm productivity and profitability. He is keen to contribute knowledge and understanding to the agricultural community and find a suitable role in the industry after graduation. \r\n\r\n\r\nMassey University Scholars\r\n\r\nCalvin Ball\r\n\r\nCalvin is a third year Bachelor of AgriScience student intending to do Honours next year. He has recently been crowned 2011 Massey Agriculture Student of the Year and has a passion for the NZ farming industry. He previously spent a summer working for a fertiliser company and his NZAGRC funded research continues his interest in this area. Calvin&#39;s project will investigate whether the same amounts of dry matter can be produced with reduced nitrogen content. He will be supervised by Professor Tony Parsons (Massey) and Dr Susanne Rasmussen (AgResearch). \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nChelsea Hirst\r\n\r\nChelsea is in her second year of a Bachelor of Science degree studying both agricultural and animal sciences. She is looking forward to her project, supervised by Drs David Pacheco and Peter Janssen (AgResearch), which involves investigating colonisation of the early rumen. Chelsea chose this research area as she is interested in seeing how animal trials are run in the field, rather than the university teaching laboratory. She will be engaged in experimental work which examines the effects of manipulating the rumens of young lambs versus their twins as controls. \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nPriya Saini\r\n\r\nPriya has a BSc in Biotechnology from India and came to New Zealand to study for a graduate certificate in Science and Technology. Her NZAGRC funded summer research will place her in Dr Graeme Attwood&#39;s laboratory at AgResearch in Palmerston North. Her objective is to investigate the relationships that occur between methanogens and bacteria in the rumen environment through gene expression studies.', 'Heather Went', '+64 6 351 8305', '+64 6 351 8333', 'heather.went@nzagrc.org.nz', '2011-11-01', '2011-11-01', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(33, '', 'NZAGRC 2011 Highlights publication released', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nWelcome to the 2011 Highlights publication of the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre (NZAGRC).\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nAfter an extremely busy first full year of operation, I&#39;m very proud to be able to present the attached NZAGRC Highlights publication which summarises our progress to date. Inside the document you will find overviews of the Centre, our &quot;Partners in Science&quot;, our four science programmes and details of the significant investment made by the NZAGRC in two national measurement centres and capability building. We also profile the growing amount of international work that the NZAGRC is involved with.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nOn behalf of the Centre I would like to thank the scientists and staff involved in our research programmes for their efforts over the past year across our nine member organisations. Additionally, I would like to thank the members of our Steering Group, Stakeholder Advisory Group and International Science Advisory Group for their enthusiastic approach to their roles and for the sound advice contributed during 2010/11.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nI look forward to a productive and successful 2011/12,\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nSincerely,\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nHarry Clark\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nNZAGRC Director<br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Welcome to the 2011 Highlights publication of the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre (NZAGRC).\r\n\r\n\r\nAfter an extremely busy first full year of operation, I&#39;m very proud to be able to present the attached NZAGRC Highlights publication which summarises our progress to date. Inside the document you will find overviews of the Centre, our &quot;Partners in Science&quot;, our four science programmes and details of the significant investment made by the NZAGRC in two national measurement centres and capability building. We also profile the growing amount of international work that the NZAGRC is involved with.\r\n\r\n\r\nOn behalf of the Centre I would like to thank the scientists and staff involved in our research programmes for their efforts over the past year across our nine member organisations. Additionally, I would like to thank the members of our Steering Group, Stakeholder Advisory Group and International Science Advisory Group for their enthusiastic approach to their roles and for the sound advice contributed during 2010/11.\r\n\r\n\r\nI look forward to a productive and successful 2011/12,\r\n\r\n\r\nSincerely,\r\n\r\n\r\nHarry Clark\r\n\r\n\r\nNZAGRC Director', 'Heather Went', '+64 6 351 8305', '+64 6 351 8333', 'heather.went@nzagrc.org.nz', '2011-11-02', '2011-11-02', '', NULL, NULL, '', 'http://www.nzagrc.org.nz/', '175', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N');
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(34, '', 'Dr Victoria Hatton appointed to Operations Manager (International)', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p class=\"h6\">\r\nDr Victoria&#160;Hatton has been appointed to the position of Operations Manager (International) working with Dr Andy Reisinger Deputy Director (International). \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nIn this new position Victoria will work with Andy in leading New Zealand&#39;s science contribution to the Global Research Alliance and its Livestock Research Group, and supporting the Centre Director Dr Harry Clark in his role as co-chair of the Livestock Research Group. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nVictoria joined the Centre in September 2010 from her previous role of Manager, Research Strategy and Policy at Massey University. Her new role includes overseeing the administration of the LEARN Fellowships and GRASS awards and the development of collaborative research opportunities with member countries of the Livestock Research Group and stock-take of research activities across the Alliance.\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Dr Victoria Hatton has been appointed to the position of Operations Manager (International) working with Dr Andy Reisinger Deputy Director (International). \r\n\r\n\r\nIn this new position Victoria will work with Andy in leading New Zealand&#39;s science contribution to the Global Research Alliance and its Livestock Research Group, and supporting the Centre Director Dr Harry Clark in his role as co-chair of the Livestock Research Group. \r\n\r\n\r\nVictoria joined the Centre in September 2010 from her previous role of Manager, Research Strategy and Policy at Massey University. Her new role includes overseeing the administration of the LEARN Fellowships and GRASS awards and the development of collaborative research opportunities with member countries of the Livestock Research Group and stock-take of research activities across the Alliance.', 'Victoria Hatton', '+64 6 351 8336', '+64 6 351 8333', 'victoria.hatton@nzagrc.org.nz', '2011-08-15', '2011-08-15', '', NULL, NULL, 'Palmerston North, NZ', '', '249', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
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(37, '', 'Animal Selection, Genetics and Genomics Whitepaper ', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>Following the May 2011 Workshop in Auckland, New Zealand; a White Paper was prepared for the New Zealand Government, whcih discussed how a network of scientists working in the area of Animal Selection, Genetics and Genomics, might progress the management of enteric methane emissions from grazing livestock.</p>\r\n<p>This &lsquo;white paper&rsquo; identified an opportunity for NZ to contribute significantly to reducing methane (CH4) emissions and emissions intensity (per unit product) in both cattle and sheep by capitalising on animal to animal genetic variation.</p>\r\n<p>A workshop, commissioned by the New Zealand Government to support the goals and objectives of the Global Research Alliance on Agricultural Greenhouse Gases (GRA), was held in Auckland in May 2011.&nbsp; Key international researchers met and discussed &ldquo;a network on animal breeding approaches to reduce methane emissions&rdquo;.</p>\r\n<p><a href=\"http://www.asggn.org/publications,listing,10,2011-white-paper.html\">Read more</a></p>\r\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\r\n<p>&nbsp;</p>', 'Following the May 2011 Workshop in Auckland, New Zealand; a White Paper was prepared for the New Zealand Government, whcih discussed how a network of scientists working in the area of Animal Selection, Genetics and Genomics, might progress the management of enteric methane emissions from grazing livestock.\r\nThis ‘white paper’ identified an opportunity for NZ to contribute significantly to reducing methane (CH4) emissions and emissions intensity (per unit product) in both cattle and sheep by capitalising on animal to animal genetic variation.\r\nA workshop, commissioned by the New Zealand Government to support the goals and objectives of the Global Research Alliance on Agricultural Greenhouse Gases (GRA), was held in Auckland in May 2011.  Key international researchers met and discussed “a network on animal breeding approaches to reduce methane emissions”.\r\nRead more', '', '', '', '', '2011-06-29', '2011-06-29', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', '', '', '', '', 2, 'Y'),
(39, '', 'Rumen Taxonomy Framework Report ', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p><span class=\"mix_file\"><a title=\"RMG Network Workshop Report \" href=\"user/file/34/GRA-A2-RMG-Network-Workshop-Report-Feb-2011.pdf\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" alt=\"pdf\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" border=\"0\" vspace=\"1\" /> Download this report </a><span style=\"font-size: 80%;\">(0.44MB)</span></span></p>', 'Download this report (0.44MB)', '', '', '', '', '2011-06-29', '2011-06-29', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', '', '', '', '', 2, 'Y'),
(40, '', 'N<sub>2</sub>O Chamber Methodology Guideline Workshop Report', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/35/GRA-B7-N20-Chamber-Methodology-Guidelines-Workshop-report-MAY-2011.pdf\" title=\"N2O Chamber Methodology Guideline Workshop Report\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> Download this report</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(0.57MB)</span></span>\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Download this report (0.57MB)', '', '', '', '', '2011-06-29', '2011-06-29', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', '', '', '', '', 2, 'Y'),
(41, '', 'SF<sub>6 </sub>Tracer Techniques Guidelines Workshop Report', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p><span class=\"mix_file\"><a title=\"SF6 Tracer Techniques Guidelines Workshop Report\" href=\"user/file/36/SF6-tracer-techniques-Guidelines-Workshop-report-Feb-2011.pdf\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" alt=\"pdf\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" border=\"0\" vspace=\"1\" /> Download this report</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%;\">(0.55MB)</span></span></p>', 'Download this report (0.55MB)', '', '', '', '', '2011-06-29', '2011-06-29', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', '', '', '', '', 2, 'Y'),
(42, '', 'NZAGRC Science & Strategy Plan 2010', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/12/NZAGRC%20Strategy%20and%20Science%20Plan_Web%20Version.pdf\" title=\"SciencePlan2010\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> Download the full Science &#38; Strategy Plan</a></span><span style=\"font-size: 80%\"> (0.62MB)</span> \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nTo view our current research objectives go to <a href=\"our-research.html\">Our Research</a> \r\n</p>\r\n', 'Download the full Science & Strategy Plan (0.62MB) \r\n\r\n\r\nTo view our current research objectives go to Our Research', '', '', '', '', '2010-03-29', '2010-03-29', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '191', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(43, '', 'Highlights 2011', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/15/NZAGRC%20Highlights%20Book_2011_FINAL.pdf\" title=\"Highlights2011\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absmiddle\" /> Download this report</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(11.39MB)</span></span> <br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Download this report (11.39MB)', '', '', '', '', '2011-10-31', '2011-10-31', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '260', '', '', '', '', 2, 'Y'),
(44, '', 'Highlights 2010', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/14/NZAGRC%20Highlights%20Book%20-%20FINAL%20%28high%20res%29.pdf\" title=\"Highlights2010\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> Download this report</a> (8.81MB)</span> <br />\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"h5\">2010 science publications</span><span class=\"h5\"> </span>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nKelliher, F. M., &#38; Clark, H. (2010). Methane emissions from bison-An historic herd estimate for the North American Great Plains. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 150(3), 473-477. [<a href=\"http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0168192309002846\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S... - link will open in a new window\">Link to full text</a>] \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nReisinger, A., Meinshausen, M., Manning, M., &#38; Bodeker, G. (2010). Uncertainties of global warming metrics: CO2 and CH4. Geophys. Res. Lett., 37(14), L14707. [<a href=\"http://www.agu.org/pubs/crossref/2010/2010GL043803.shtml\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://www.agu.org/pubs/crossref/2010/2010GL043803... - link will open in a new window\">Link to full text</a>]&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nSchott, C., Reisinger, A., &#38; Milfont, T. (2010). Tourism and climate change: interrelationships and implications. In J. Jafari &#38; L. A. Cai (Eds.), Tourism and the implications of Climate Change: Issues and Actions. New Delhi, India: Emerald. \r\n</p>\r\n', 'Download this report (8.81MB) \r\n\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n\r\n2010 science publications \r\n\r\n\r\nKelliher, F. M., & Clark, H. (2010). Methane emissions from bison-An historic herd estimate for the North American Great Plains. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 150(3), 473-477. [Link to full text] \r\n\r\n\r\nReisinger, A., Meinshausen, M., Manning, M., & Bodeker, G. (2010). Uncertainties of global warming metrics: CO2 and CH4. Geophys. Res. Lett., 37(14), L14707. [Link to full text] \r\n\r\n\r\nSchott, C., Reisinger, A., & Milfont, T. (2010). Tourism and climate change: interrelationships and implications. In J. Jafari & L. A. Cai (Eds.), Tourism and the implications of Climate Change: Issues and Actions. New Delhi, India: Emerald.', '', '', '', '', '2010-12-31', '2010-12-31', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '259', '', '', '', '', 2, 'Y'),
(45, '', 'Annual Report 2011', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/13/NZAGRC%202011%20Annual%20Report_Web%20version.pdf\" title=\"AnnualReport2011\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> Download this report</a> (1.26MB)</span> \r\n</p>\r\n', 'Download this report (1.26MB)', '', '', '', '', '2011-10-01', '2011-10-01', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '257', '', '', '', '', 2, 'Y'),
(46, '', 'NZAGRC Business Plan 2010', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/11/NZAGRC%20Business%20Plan_Web%20Version.pdf\" title=\"BusinessPlan2010\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> Download the full Business Plan</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(1.26MB)</span></span> \r\n</p>\r\n<p class=\"h5 h5 h5 h5\">\r\nExecutive Summary\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nAbout half of New Zealand&#39;s GHG emissions come from agriculture. At the same time, about 44% of New Zealand&#39;s merchandise export earnings also come from agriculture. Cutting GHG emissions by reducing agricultural production would therefore have a severe impact on New Zealand&#39;s export revenue. For economic reasons and because the human population of the world requires agriculture to produce food, it is the role of the Centre to find ways by which New Zealand can meet its international GHG emission obligations without reducing agricultural output. The changes required in New Zealand agriculture, if this goal is to be achieved, will be profound and to achieve them will demand transformational science, effective development of GHG mitigation products, services and approaches, and first class transfer of adoption of mitigation technologies and new knowledge by the agriculture sector. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Centre is conscious that the importance of this field for New Zealand has meant that there have been several significant contributions to GHG mitigation research prior to the Centre&#39;s establishment - especially the PGgRc and the SLMACC programmes. Nevertheless, key skills are held by only one or two researchers in many of the specialist areas required to develop mitigation approaches. Soil carbon research has received little investment for many years and consequently requires invigorating. The Centre science strategy was developed in the context of this existing research environment. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Centre&#39;s research programme includes approaches to reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions, increase soil carbon accumulation and to develop the tools needed to design novel, practical and credible farm systems that maintain/enhance profitability while reducing GHG emissions. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nTo carry out its R&#38;D activities, the Centre will initially draw on about 20 full time equivalent research staff based in its partner research organisations. The Centre is led by a Director who is assisted by an administration manager and a part-time assistant/receptionist. The Centre is based in a dedicated building on the AgResearch Grasslands campus, near Palmerston North. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Centre has four main groups of stakeholders: farmers whose animals produce the bulk of NZ agricultural greenhouse gases; food processing companies exporting products for which the GHG emissions related to their production may increase costs or affect the ability to sell their products; government officials working on policy relating to GHGs; and the wider NZ public. Less direct stakeholders include agricultural sector support companies that may commercialise GHG mitigation technologies and the international GHG science community. As tangata whenua, M&#195;&#8222;&#194;?ori hold a special place among the Centre&#39;s stakeholders and two places have been reserved for M&#195;&#8222;&#194;?ori on the Centre&#39;s Stakeholder Advisory Group. A detailed strategy for M&#195;&#8222;&#194;?ori involvement in the Centre is being developed in consultation with MAF, who are utilising findings from appropriate studies and documents relating to M&#195;&#8222;&#194;?ori land use to gain a base understanding of the current opportunities for engagement with M&#195;&#8222;&#194;?ori. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe financial projections in this business plan envisage an investment of $48.5 million by the Primary Growth Partnership over 10 years, divided between capital and operating costs. In addition, the Centre is expected to align with or manage substantial additional funds to reduce GHG emissions. These funds will be derived from the PGgRc, SLMACC, Global Research Alliance and other sources. This plan will be reviewed, and updated where required, every 2.5 years in alignment with formal Centre reviews by the Crown. The financial projections are updated annually. \r\n</p>\r\n', 'Download the full Business Plan (1.26MB) \r\n\r\n\r\nExecutive Summary\r\n\r\n\r\nAbout half of New Zealand&#39;s GHG emissions come from agriculture. At the same time, about 44% of New Zealand&#39;s merchandise export earnings also come from agriculture. Cutting GHG emissions by reducing agricultural production would therefore have a severe impact on New Zealand&#39;s export revenue. For economic reasons and because the human population of the world requires agriculture to produce food, it is the role of the Centre to find ways by which New Zealand can meet its international GHG emission obligations without reducing agricultural output. The changes required in New Zealand agriculture, if this goal is to be achieved, will be profound and to achieve them will demand transformational science, effective development of GHG mitigation products, services and approaches, and first class transfer of adoption of mitigation technologies and new knowledge by the agriculture sector. \r\n\r\n\r\nThe Centre is conscious that the importance of this field for New Zealand has meant that there have been several significant contributions to GHG mitigation research prior to the Centre&#39;s establishment - especially the PGgRc and the SLMACC programmes. Nevertheless, key skills are held by only one or two researchers in many of the specialist areas required to develop mitigation approaches. Soil carbon research has received little investment for many years and consequently requires invigorating. The Centre science strategy was developed in the context of this existing research environment. \r\n\r\n\r\nThe Centre&#39;s research programme includes approaches to reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions, increase soil carbon accumulation and to develop the tools needed to design novel, practical and credible farm systems that maintain/enhance profitability while reducing GHG emissions. \r\n\r\n\r\nTo carry out its R&D activities, the Centre will initially draw on about 20 full time equivalent research staff based in its partner research organisations. The Centre is led by a Director who is assisted by an administration manager and a part-time assistant/receptionist. The Centre is based in a dedicated building on the AgResearch Grasslands campus, near Palmerston North. \r\n\r\n\r\nThe Centre has four main groups of stakeholders: farmers whose animals produce the bulk of NZ agricultural greenhouse gases; food processing companies exporting products for which the GHG emissions related to their production may increase costs or affect the ability to sell their products; government officials working on policy relating to GHGs; and the wider NZ public. Less direct stakeholders include agricultural sector support companies that may commercialise GHG mitigation technologies and the international GHG science community. As tangata whenua, MÃ„Â?ori hold a special place among the Centre&#39;s stakeholders and two places have been reserved for MÃ„Â?ori on the Centre&#39;s Stakeholder Advisory Group. A detailed strategy for MÃ„Â?ori involvement in the Centre is being developed in consultation with MAF, who are utilising findings from appropriate studies and documents relating to MÃ„Â?ori land use to gain a base understanding of the current opportunities for engagement with MÃ„Â?ori. \r\n\r\n\r\nThe financial projections in this business plan envisage an investment of $48.5 million by the Primary Growth Partnership over 10 years, divided between capital and operating costs. In addition, the Centre is expected to align with or manage substantial additional funds to reduce GHG emissions. These funds will be derived from the PGgRc, SLMACC, Global Research Alliance and other sources. This plan will be reviewed, and updated where required, every 2.5 years in alignment with formal Centre reviews by the Crown. The financial projections are updated annually.', '', '', '', '', '2010-03-29', '2010-03-29', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '177', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(47, 'N', 'Release #1', '', '', '<p>\r\n<strong>December 2010&#160;\r\n</strong>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/4/NZAGRC_Newsletter01_December_2010.pdf\" title=\"Release001\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absmiddle\" /> Download this Newsletter&#160;</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(9.63MB)</span></span> \r\n</p>\r\n', 'December 2010 \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n Download this Newsletter  (9.63MB)', '', '', '', '', '2010-12-01', '2010-12-01', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '261', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(48, 'N', 'Release #2', '', '', '<p>\r\n<strong>April 2011</strong>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/5/NZAGRC_Newsletter02_April_2011.pdf\" title=\"Release002\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absmiddle\" /> Download this Newsletter</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(5.88MB)</span></span>&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<a href=\"http://platomail.platodesign.co.nz/reports/campaignReportDetail.aspx?ID=BCB15C21A13C9019\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://platomail.platodesign.co.nz/reports/campaig... - link will open in a new window\">&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; View the online flip-book here. </a>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n', 'April 2011\r\n\r\n\r\n Download this Newsletter (5.88MB) \r\n\r\n\r\n     View the online flip-book here.', '', '', '', '', '2011-04-01', '2011-04-01', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '262', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(36, '', 'Animal Selection, Genetics and Genomics Workshop Report', 'NZAGRC', '', '<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/31/GRA-A1Animal-Selection-Genetics-and-Genomics-Workshop-Report-May-2011.pdf\" title=\"Animal Selection, Genetics and Genomics Workshop Report\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absmiddle\" /> Download the report</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(1.69MB)</span></span> <br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Download the report (1.69MB)', '', '', '', '', '2011-06-29', '2011-06-29', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', '', '', '', '', 2, 'Y'),
(38, '', 'RMG Network Whitepaper', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/33/GRA-A2-RMG-Network-Whitepaper.pdf\" title=\"RMG Network Whitepaper\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> Download this report</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(0.27MB)</span></span>\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Download this report (0.27MB)', '', '', '', '', '2011-06-29', '2011-06-29', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', '', '', '', '', 2, 'Y'),
(49, 'N', 'Release #3', '', '', '<p>\r\n<strong>August 2011</strong>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/6/NZAGRC_Newsletter03_July_2011.pdf\" title=\"Release003\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absmiddle\" /> Download this Newsletter</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(8.03MB)</span></span> \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; <a href=\"http://platoflipbooks.co.nz/NZAGRC/August%202011/NZAGRC-AugustNewsletter2011/\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://platoflipbooks.co.nz/NZAGRC/August%202011/N... - link will open in a new window\">View the online flip-book here. </a>\r\n</p>\r\n', 'August 2011\r\n\r\n\r\n Download this Newsletter (8.03MB) \r\n\r\n\r\n     View the online flip-book here.', '', '', '', '', '2011-08-01', '2011-08-01', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '263', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(50, '', 'Release #4', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p><span class=\"mix_file\"><a title=\"Release004\" href=\"user/file/49/%5C%22NZAGRC_Newsletter04_November_2011.pdf\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" alt=\"pdf\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absmiddle\" border=\"0\" vspace=\"1\" /> Download this Newsletter</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%;\">(12.04MB)</span></span></p>\r\n<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <a title=\"http://platoflipbooks.co.nz/NZAGRC/November%202011... - link will open in a new window\" href=\"http://platoflipbooks.co.nz/NZAGRC/November%202011/NZAGRC-Release2011/\" target=\"_blank\">View the online flip-book here. </a></p>', 'Download this Newsletter (12.04MB)\r\n     View the online flip-book here.', '', '', '', '', '2011-11-01', '2011-11-01', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '264', '', '', '', '', 2, 'Y'),
(51, '', 'Release #5', 'Blacksheepdesign', '', '<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/8/NZAGRC_Newsletter05_February_2012.pdf\" title=\"Release005\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> Download this Newsletter</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(4.27MB)</span></span> \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&#160; &#160;&#160; <a href=\"http://platoflipbooks.co.nz/NZAGRC/February%202012/NZAGRC-ReleaseFebruary2012/\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://platoflipbooks.co.nz/NZAGRC/February%202012... - link will open in a new window\">View the online flip-book here. </a>\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Download this Newsletter (4.27MB) \r\n\r\n\r\n     View the online flip-book here.', '', '', '', '', '2012-02-01', '2012-02-01', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '265', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(53, '', 'Contestable international livestock emissions research fund launched by New Zealand', '', '', '<p>\r\nNew Zealand has established a contestable, international fund worth NZ$25 million to support research on mitigating greenhouse gas emissions from pastoral farming.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nNew Zealand Agriculture Minister David Carter announced the New Zealand Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research at the inaugural ministerial meeting of the Global Research Alliance in Rome today.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe fund draws on the $45 million New Zealand committed to the Alliance in 2009, and it will be allocated over four years.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe fund is open to international scientists, and it is hoped that multi-stakeholder/country consortia bids will be put forward. Projects can be led by New Zealand or international participants, but must include a New Zealand partner. Co-funding from international participants will be encouraged.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe project proposals need to demonstrate a balance between innovative science and the achievement of cost effective and sustainable solutions for livestock farmers in New Zealand and around the world.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>Fund Processes</strong>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nAs part of the process to manage the Fund, two panels are being set-up: a Strategic Science Panel and a Technical Assessment Panel.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Strategic Science Panel will convene to establish the high-level research challenges the Fund will address. It will be chaired by the New Zealand Prime Minister&#39;s Chief Science Advisor Professor Sir Peter Gluckman, and will include eminent international and New Zealand representatives from the research and farming community.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThere will then be a two-step process for assessing proposals. First an international Expression of Interest will be called and successful applicants will then be invited to submit full proposals.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nIt will be the job of the Technical Assessment Panel to assess both the expressions of interest and the full proposals and make recommendations to the New Zealand Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF). Final decisions on successful projects will be made by MAF after consultation with other New Zealand government departments. Updated information will be provided as the fund processes are developed.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>For more information on this announcement, please contact:</strong>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>Dr Victoria Bradley</strong><br />\r\nOperations Manager (International)<br />\r\nT: +64 6 351 8305\r\n<br />\r\nE: <a href=\"mailto:%76icto%72%69a.brad%6c%65y%40nza%67r%63%2e%6frg.%6e%7a\" title=\"Click to send an email\">victoria.bradley@nzagrc.org.nz</a>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/50/NZFundforGlobalPartnershipsLivestockEmissions-110624.pdf\" title=\"NZ Fund for Global Partnerships Livestock Emissions\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absmiddle\" /> Download this article</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(0.09MB)</span></span>&#160; <br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'New Zealand has established a contestable, international fund worth NZ$25 million to support research on mitigating greenhouse gas emissions from pastoral farming.\r\n\r\n\r\nNew Zealand Agriculture Minister David Carter announced the New Zealand Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research at the inaugural ministerial meeting of the Global Research Alliance in Rome today.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe fund draws on the $45 million New Zealand committed to the Alliance in 2009, and it will be allocated over four years.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe fund is open to international scientists, and it is hoped that multi-stakeholder/country consortia bids will be put forward. Projects can be led by New Zealand or international participants, but must include a New Zealand partner. Co-funding from international participants will be encouraged.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe project proposals need to demonstrate a balance between innovative science and the achievement of cost effective and sustainable solutions for livestock farmers in New Zealand and around the world.\r\n\r\n\r\nFund Processes\r\n\r\n\r\nAs part of the process to manage the Fund, two panels are being set-up: a Strategic Science Panel and a Technical Assessment Panel.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Strategic Science Panel will convene to establish the high-level research challenges the Fund will address. It will be chaired by the New Zealand Prime Minister&#39;s Chief Science Advisor Professor Sir Peter Gluckman, and will include eminent international and New Zealand representatives from the research and farming community.\r\n\r\n\r\nThere will then be a two-step process for assessing proposals. First an international Expression of Interest will be called and successful applicants will then be invited to submit full proposals.\r\n\r\n\r\nIt will be the job of the Technical Assessment Panel to assess both the expressions of interest and the full proposals and make recommendations to the New Zealand Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF). Final decisions on successful projects will be made by MAF after consultation with other New Zealand government departments. Updated information will be provided as the fund processes are developed.\r\n\r\n\r\nFor more information on this announcement, please contact:\r\n\r\n\r\nDr Victoria Bradley\r\nOperations Manager (International)\r\nT: +64 6 351 8305\r\n\r\nE: victoria.bradley@nzagrc.org.nz\r\n\r\n\r\n Download this article (0.09MB)', '', '', '', '', '2011-06-24', '2011-06-24', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(54, '', 'New centre at Lincoln University gets the measure of greenhouse gas emissions: the Minister of Agriculture opens the National Centre for Nitrous Oxide Measurement', '', '', '<p>\r\nThe Minister of Agriculture, the Hon. David Carter formally opened the National Centre for itrous Oxide Measurement at Lincoln University today, which will see a tripling in New Zealand&#39;s capacity to easure nitrous oxide greenhouse gas emissions. The new Centre has a capacity to process more than 1000nitrous oxide samples a day, making it one of the best specialist facilities of its type in the world.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nFunding of $0.5m for the new facility was provided by the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre (NZAGRC), located at AgResearch Grasslands in Palmerston North in response to an urgent need to ncrease New Zealand&#39;s nitrous oxide measurement capacity. This funding enabled the upgrading and extension of an existing laboratory to provide a single facility, purpose designed to house nitrous oxide measurement equipment previously distributed across multiple sites.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe National Centre for Nitrous Oxide Measurement has seven gas chromatographs for measuring nitrous oxide, each equipped with an auto-sampler and a computer enabling the rapid processing of large numbers of as samples. Two technical officers are funded to support the Centre. Lincoln University&#39;s Vice-Chancellor,<br />\r\nProfessor Roger Field, says the University is &quot;delighted to host this important Centre to enhance our research capacity and to work together with our partners in reducing the environmental impact of pastoral farming&quot;.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nNitrous oxide makes up around one-third of all greenhouse gas emissions from New Zealand agriculture. Professor Hong J. Di, Professor of Soil and Environmental Science at Lincoln University and Principal Investigator of the nitrous oxide mitigation research programme within the NZAGRC says &quot;investment in theNational Centre for Nitrous Oxide Measurement confirms New Zealand&#39;s commitment to reducing nitrous emissions from pastoral agriculture and reinforces our leadership in agricultural greenhouse gas research. Ourwork in the Centre will also complement Lincoln University&#39;s long-standing parallel involvement with the processes and mitigation of nitrate leaching in agricultural soils&quot;.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Director of the NZAGRC, Dr Harry Clark, says &quot;Our goal is to develop technologies and practices that reduce agricultural emissions and the National Centre for Nitrous Oxide Measurement will enhance NewZealand&#39;s capacity in the nitrous oxide measurement area and facilitate the forging of the national and international partnerships that are necessary to achieve this goal&quot;.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nEnds\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<br />\r\n<span style=\"font-weight: bold\">FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT</span>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nIan Collins<br />\r\nCommunications Group, Lincoln University<br />\r\nT: (03) 3252811 ext 8549. <br />\r\nM: 021 0244 9637 <br />\r\nE: <a href=\"mailto:i%61n.%63%6f%6c%6c%69%6e%73@%6cin%63%6fln%2eac.%6ez\" title=\"Click to send an email\">ian.collins@lincoln.ac.nz</a>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nDr Victoria Bradley<br />\r\nCentre Operations Manager, NZAGRC<br />\r\nT: (06) 351 8305<br />\r\nE: <a href=\"mailto:v%69ct%6fr%69a.%62rad%6c%65y%40nzagr%63.%6f%72%67%2enz\" title=\"Click to send an email\">victoria.bradley@nzagrc.org.nz</a>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/53/Lincoln_NZAGRC_Nitrous_Oxide%20Centre_01_April2011.pdf\" title=\"Lincoln NZAGRC Nitrous Oxide Centre\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absmiddle\" /> Lincoln NZAGRC Nitrous Oxide Centre</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(0.20MB)</span></span>&#160;<br />\r\n&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n', 'The Minister of Agriculture, the Hon. David Carter formally opened the National Centre for itrous Oxide Measurement at Lincoln University today, which will see a tripling in New Zealand&#39;s capacity to easure nitrous oxide greenhouse gas emissions. The new Centre has a capacity to process more than 1000nitrous oxide samples a day, making it one of the best specialist facilities of its type in the world.\r\n\r\n\r\nFunding of $0.5m for the new facility was provided by the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre (NZAGRC), located at AgResearch Grasslands in Palmerston North in response to an urgent need to ncrease New Zealand&#39;s nitrous oxide measurement capacity. This funding enabled the upgrading and extension of an existing laboratory to provide a single facility, purpose designed to house nitrous oxide measurement equipment previously distributed across multiple sites.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe National Centre for Nitrous Oxide Measurement has seven gas chromatographs for measuring nitrous oxide, each equipped with an auto-sampler and a computer enabling the rapid processing of large numbers of as samples. Two technical officers are funded to support the Centre. Lincoln University&#39;s Vice-Chancellor,\r\nProfessor Roger Field, says the University is &quot;delighted to host this important Centre to enhance our research capacity and to work together with our partners in reducing the environmental impact of pastoral farming&quot;.\r\n\r\n\r\nNitrous oxide makes up around one-third of all greenhouse gas emissions from New Zealand agriculture. Professor Hong J. Di, Professor of Soil and Environmental Science at Lincoln University and Principal Investigator of the nitrous oxide mitigation research programme within the NZAGRC says &quot;investment in theNational Centre for Nitrous Oxide Measurement confirms New Zealand&#39;s commitment to reducing nitrous emissions from pastoral agriculture and reinforces our leadership in agricultural greenhouse gas research. Ourwork in the Centre will also complement Lincoln University&#39;s long-standing parallel involvement with the processes and mitigation of nitrate leaching in agricultural soils&quot;.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Director of the NZAGRC, Dr Harry Clark, says &quot;Our goal is to develop technologies and practices that reduce agricultural emissions and the National Centre for Nitrous Oxide Measurement will enhance NewZealand&#39;s capacity in the nitrous oxide measurement area and facilitate the forging of the national and international partnerships that are necessary to achieve this goal&quot;.\r\n\r\n\r\nEnds\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nFOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT\r\n\r\n\r\nIan Collins\r\nCommunications Group, Lincoln University\r\nT: (03) 3252811 ext 8549. \r\nM: 021 0244 9637 \r\nE: ian.collins@lincoln.ac.nz\r\n\r\n\r\nDr Victoria Bradley\r\nCentre Operations Manager, NZAGRC\r\nT: (06) 351 8305\r\nE: victoria.bradley@nzagrc.org.nz\r\n\r\n\r\n Lincoln NZAGRC Nitrous Oxide Centre (0.20MB)', '', '', '', '', '2011-04-01', '2011-04-01', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(55, '', 'New Zealand Government announces new award for senior scientists: LEARN GRASS Awards', '', '', '<p>\r\nSupporting research in<br />\r\n<span style=\"font-weight: bold\">Agricultural Greenhouse Gases</span>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>Purpose</strong><br />\r\nTo enhance collaboration and the building of mutually beneficial research partnerships between New Zealand and other Global Research Alliance countries\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span style=\"font-weight: bold\">Focus areas </span><br />\r\n</p>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Methane emissions from livestock and livestock wastes <br />\r\n	</li>\r\n	<li>Nitrous oxide emissions from livestock wastes <br />\r\n	</li>\r\n	<li>Enhancement of pastoral soil carbon sinks <br />\r\n	</li>\r\n	<li>Integrated whole farming systems impacts at all scales as they relate to livestock emissions. <br />\r\n	</li>\r\n	<li>National inventory development as it relates to livestock emissions</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n<span style=\"font-weight: bold\">Eligibility</span>\r\n<p>\r\nTo be eligible, you must: \r\n</p>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Have a PhD or be a scientist with at least 5 years experience participating in/leading major projects that align to the priorities of LEARN, the Alliance or other relevant national strategies.</li>\r\n	<li>Demonstrate impact and leadership in your professional field. <br />\r\n	</li>\r\n	<li>Be able to contribute to scientific research and its application in your home region and the larger Alliance network, based on your networking record. <br />\r\n	</li>\r\n	<li>Work in collaboration with a New Zealand research organisation. <br />\r\n	</li>\r\n	<li>Be resident and normally employed on a permanent contract by a research organisation in an Alliance member country.</li>\r\n	<li>Be fluent in English. <br />\r\n	</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n<span style=\"font-weight: bold\">Funding</span>\r\n<p>\r\nThe exchange must be between 6 weeks and 6 months duration. \r\n</p>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Up to $30,000 for 6 months (pro rata for less than 6 months) will be provided to recipients to cover actual and reasonable living expenses. <br />\r\n	</li>\r\n	<li>Up to $5,000 will be provided for economy airfares and travel/medical insurance. <br />\r\n	</li>\r\n	<li>Up to $5,000 will be awarded for associated research costs.</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n<p>\r\n<span style=\"font-weight: bold\">How to Apply</span><br />\r\nDownload the application form and budget sheet from the <a href=\"http://www.livestockemissions.net\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://www.livestockemissions.net ... - link will open in a new window\">LEARN</a>, <a href=\"http://www.globalresearchalliance.org\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://www.globalresearchalliance.org ... - link will open in a new window\">Global Research Alliance</a> or <a href=\"home.html\">NZAGRC</a> websites.<br />\r\nA two stage process applies.<br />\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span style=\"font-weight: bold\">Stage One</span><br />\r\nAn Expression of Interest (EoI) form must be completed and submitted to the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre (NZAGRC) to determine eligibility.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span style=\"font-weight: bold\">Stage Two</span><br />\r\nOnce the NZAGRC Centre Operations Manager has confirmed eligibility, the candidate will be invited to submit a full application.<br />\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span style=\"font-weight: bold\">For more information contact:</span><br />\r\nNew Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre<br />\r\nAttention: Centre Operations Manager (Global Research Alliance)<br />\r\nE: <a href=\"mailto:en%71ui%72%79@nzagr%63%2eorg%2enz\" title=\"Click to send an email\">enquiry@nzagrc.org.nz </a>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/51/LEARN_GRASS_Awards_Announcement.pdf\" title=\"LEARN GRASS Awards Announcement\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absmiddle\" /> LEARN GRASS Awards Announcement</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(0.29MB)</span></span>&#160;<br />\r\n&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Supporting research in\r\nAgricultural Greenhouse Gases\r\n\r\n\r\nPurpose\r\nTo enhance collaboration and the building of mutually beneficial research partnerships between New Zealand and other Global Research Alliance countries\r\n\r\n\r\nFocus areas \r\n\r\n\r\n	Methane emissions from livestock and livestock wastes \r\n	\r\n	Nitrous oxide emissions from livestock wastes \r\n	\r\n	Enhancement of pastoral soil carbon sinks \r\n	\r\n	Integrated whole farming systems impacts at all scales as they relate to livestock emissions. \r\n	\r\n	National inventory development as it relates to livestock emissions\r\n\r\nEligibility\r\n\r\nTo be eligible, you must: \r\n\r\n\r\n	Have a PhD or be a scientist with at least 5 years experience participating in/leading major projects that align to the priorities of LEARN, the Alliance or other relevant national strategies.\r\n	Demonstrate impact and leadership in your professional field. \r\n	\r\n	Be able to contribute to scientific research and its application in your home region and the larger Alliance network, based on your networking record. \r\n	\r\n	Work in collaboration with a New Zealand research organisation. \r\n	\r\n	Be resident and normally employed on a permanent contract by a research organisation in an Alliance member country.\r\n	Be fluent in English. \r\n	\r\n\r\nFunding\r\n\r\nThe exchange must be between 6 weeks and 6 months duration. \r\n\r\n\r\n	Up to $30,000 for 6 months (pro rata for less than 6 months) will be provided to recipients to cover actual and reasonable living expenses. \r\n	\r\n	Up to $5,000 will be provided for economy airfares and travel/medical insurance. \r\n	\r\n	Up to $5,000 will be awarded for associated research costs.\r\n\r\n\r\nHow to Apply\r\nDownload the application form and budget sheet from the LEARN, Global Research Alliance or NZAGRC websites.\r\nA two stage process applies.\r\n\r\n\r\nStage One\r\nAn Expression of Interest (EoI) form must be completed and submitted to the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre (NZAGRC) to determine eligibility.\r\n\r\n\r\nStage Two\r\nOnce the NZAGRC Centre Operations Manager has confirmed eligibility, the candidate will be invited to submit a full application.\r\n\r\n\r\nFor more information contact:\r\nNew Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre\r\nAttention: Centre Operations Manager (Global Research Alliance)\r\nE: enquiry@nzagrc.org.nz \r\n\r\n\r\n LEARN GRASS Awards Announcement (0.29MB)', '', '', '', '', '2011-03-10', '2011-03-10', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N');
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(56, '', 'New Zealand Ruminant Methane Measurement Centre is opened by the Hon. David Carter, Minister of Agriculture', 'Blacksheepdesign', '', '<p>\r\nThe New Zealand Ruminant Methane Measurement Centre (NZRMMC) was officially opened today by the Hon. David Carter, Minister of Agriculture. The NZRMMC is the largest purpose built facility of its kind in the world and provides New Zealand scientists with an enviable opportunity to accurately measure methane emissions from more than 25 ruminant animals at the same time.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nFunding of $1.2 million from the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre (NZAGRC) located at AgResearch Grasslands, Palmerston North, has enabled the building of new respiration chambers for sheep and cattle and the upgrading of an existing building to provide a single, purpose designed facility to house all of AgResearch&#8217;s existing sheep and cattle respiration chambers. The facility houses 24 respiration chambers for sheep and 4 respiration chambers for cattle and allows continuous measurements of methane emissions under highly controlled conditions. The new facility enables the easy flow of animals from the acclimatisation stage to the measurement phase which reduces labour requirements and experimental costs. Animal welfare is a priority and the state of the art building is fully air conditioned to deliver fresh air to the respiration chambers at a temperature and relative humidity which maximises animal comfort; it has a back-up power supply in case of a power cut, and is continuously monitored in case of emergency.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nDr Harry Clark, Director of the NZAGRC said &#8220;the new facility provides New Zealand scientists with world class facilities and equipment and clearly demonstrates New Zealand&#8217;s commitment to reducing agricultural greenhouse gas emissions. Our goal is to develop technologies and practice that reduce agricultural emissions and the NZRMMC will enhance New Zealand&#8217;s capacity in the methane measurement area and facilitate the forging of the national and international partnerships that are necessary to achieve this goal&#8221;.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe opening of the NZRMMC kick-starts the 1st Annual NZAGRC Conference to be held at Massey University&#8217;s Sport and Rugby Institute, Palmerston North. It has been almost 12 months since the Centre was officially opened and this is a perfect opportunity to celebrate the work of the Centre and the progress the partnership has made during this time. The NZAGRC is a leading example of how scientists, research organisations and key stakeholders can work together to wisely invest new funds by building on existing significant investment, starting new areas of research and bring greater coordination to effort to discover and implement cost-effective greenhouse gas mitigation solutions for New Zealand farmers. The conference is a chance to hear and reflect on New Zealand&#8217;s response to the global issue of reducing greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture. To enable this to happen we are fortunate to have assembled an impressive list of speakers representing government, policy, science and industry. Reducing agricultural greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining food<br />\r\nproduction is a challenge the world has to solve as a matter of urgency and this conference will provide us all with an opportunity to assess how New Zealand is responding to this challenge.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nSpeakers include: the Hon David Carter, Minister of Agriculture; Professor Sir Peter Gluckman, the Prime Minister&#8217;s Science Adviser; Jo Tyndall, New Zealand Climate Change Ambassador; John Hutchings of Fonterra; Wayne McNee, Director-General of MAF. Funding for the NZAGRC comes from the New Zealand Government.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nENDS\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span style=\"font-weight: bold\">For further information contact:</span><br />\r\nDr Victoria Bradley<br />\r\nCentre Operations Manager<br />\r\nT: 06 351 8305<br />\r\nM: 027 538 5338<br />\r\nE: <a href=\"mailto:%76i%63%74%6fr%69a%2eb%72%61%64%6ce%79%40%6ezag%72%63%2eo%72%67%2enz\" title=\"Click to send an email\">victoria.bradley@nzagrc.org.nz</a>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/52/NZRMMC-and-conference.pdf\" title=\"New Zealand Ruminant Methane Measurement Centre is opened\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absmiddle\" /> New Zealand Ruminant Methane Measurement Centre...</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(0.28MB)</span></span>&#160;<br />\r\n&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n', 'The New Zealand Ruminant Methane Measurement Centre (NZRMMC) was officially opened today by the Hon. David Carter, Minister of Agriculture. The NZRMMC is the largest purpose built facility of its kind in the world and provides New Zealand scientists with an enviable opportunity to accurately measure methane emissions from more than 25 ruminant animals at the same time.\r\n\r\n\r\nFunding of $1.2 million from the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre (NZAGRC) located at AgResearch Grasslands, Palmerston North, has enabled the building of new respiration chambers for sheep and cattle and the upgrading of an existing building to provide a single, purpose designed facility to house all of AgResearch’s existing sheep and cattle respiration chambers. The facility houses 24 respiration chambers for sheep and 4 respiration chambers for cattle and allows continuous measurements of methane emissions under highly controlled conditions. The new facility enables the easy flow of animals from the acclimatisation stage to the measurement phase which reduces labour requirements and experimental costs. Animal welfare is a priority and the state of the art building is fully air conditioned to deliver fresh air to the respiration chambers at a temperature and relative humidity which maximises animal comfort; it has a back-up power supply in case of a power cut, and is continuously monitored in case of emergency.\r\n\r\n\r\nDr Harry Clark, Director of the NZAGRC said “the new facility provides New Zealand scientists with world class facilities and equipment and clearly demonstrates New Zealand’s commitment to reducing agricultural greenhouse gas emissions. Our goal is to develop technologies and practice that reduce agricultural emissions and the NZRMMC will enhance New Zealand’s capacity in the methane measurement area and facilitate the forging of the national and international partnerships that are necessary to achieve this goal”.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe opening of the NZRMMC kick-starts the 1st Annual NZAGRC Conference to be held at Massey University’s Sport and Rugby Institute, Palmerston North. It has been almost 12 months since the Centre was officially opened and this is a perfect opportunity to celebrate the work of the Centre and the progress the partnership has made during this time. The NZAGRC is a leading example of how scientists, research organisations and key stakeholders can work together to wisely invest new funds by building on existing significant investment, starting new areas of research and bring greater coordination to effort to discover and implement cost-effective greenhouse gas mitigation solutions for New Zealand farmers. The conference is a chance to hear and reflect on New Zealand’s response to the global issue of reducing greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture. To enable this to happen we are fortunate to have assembled an impressive list of speakers representing government, policy, science and industry. Reducing agricultural greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining food\r\nproduction is a challenge the world has to solve as a matter of urgency and this conference will provide us all with an opportunity to assess how New Zealand is responding to this challenge.\r\n\r\n\r\nSpeakers include: the Hon David Carter, Minister of Agriculture; Professor Sir Peter Gluckman, the Prime Minister’s Science Adviser; Jo Tyndall, New Zealand Climate Change Ambassador; John Hutchings of Fonterra; Wayne McNee, Director-General of MAF. Funding for the NZAGRC comes from the New Zealand Government.\r\n\r\n\r\nENDS\r\n\r\n\r\nFor further information contact:\r\nDr Victoria Bradley\r\nCentre Operations Manager\r\nT: 06 351 8305\r\nM: 027 538 5338\r\nE: victoria.bradley@nzagrc.org.nz\r\n\r\n\r\n New Zealand Ruminant Methane Measurement Centre... (0.28MB)', '', '', '', '', '2011-02-22', '2011-02-22', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(57, '', 'Media advisory: New Zealand Ruminant Methane Measurement Centre Opening and 1st NZAGRC Conference', 'Blacksheepdesign', '', '<p style=\"font-weight: bold\">\r\nMedia are advised of the following events tomorrow Tuesday 22 February in Palmerston North\r\n</p>\r\n<p style=\"font-weight: bold\">\r\n&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n<ul style=\"font-weight: bold\">\r\n	<li>8.45am New Zealand Ruminant Methane Measurement Centre Opening</li>\r\n	<li>10am 1st New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre Conference<br />\r\n	</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n<p style=\"font-weight: bold\">\r\n8.45am New Zealand Ruminant Methane Measurement Centre Opening\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Hon David Carter, the Minister of Agriculture, will tomorrow (8.45am Tuesday February 22) officially open the New Zealand Ruminant Methane Measurement Centre at the AgResearch Grasslands campus in Palmerston North.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nTime:&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; 8.30 am Tuesday February 22<br />\r\nWhere:&#160;&#160; The NZ Ruminant Methane Measurement Centre,<br />\r\n&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; &#160;&#160; AgResearch Campus,<br />\r\n&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; &#160;&#160; Grasslands,<br />\r\n&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; &#160; 4 Dairy Farm Rd, off Tennant Drive<br />\r\n&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; &#160; AgResearch Grasslands campus<br />\r\n&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; Palmerston North\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nContact:&#160; Allanah James, <br />\r\n&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; AgResearch Manager Corporate Affairs: <br />\r\n&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; 029 983 3989\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe facility is the largest Methane Measurement Centre in the Southern Hemisphere. It is also is an essential part of the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre (NZAGRC) science strategy.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nMedia wishing to attend need to receive a pass to enter the facility opening. For a pass, please contact Dr Victoria Bradley: 06 351 8305\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/54/media-advisory-building-opening.pdf\" title=\"Media Advisory Building Opening\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absmiddle\" /> Media Advisory Building Opening</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(0.46MB)</span></span>&#160;<br />\r\n&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Media are advised of the following events tomorrow Tuesday 22 February in Palmerston North\r\n\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n\r\n	8.45am New Zealand Ruminant Methane Measurement Centre Opening\r\n	10am 1st New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre Conference\r\n	\r\n\r\n\r\n8.45am New Zealand Ruminant Methane Measurement Centre Opening\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Hon David Carter, the Minister of Agriculture, will tomorrow (8.45am Tuesday February 22) officially open the New Zealand Ruminant Methane Measurement Centre at the AgResearch Grasslands campus in Palmerston North.\r\n\r\n\r\nTime:     8.30 am Tuesday February 22\r\nWhere:   The NZ Ruminant Methane Measurement Centre,\r\n              AgResearch Campus,\r\n              Grasslands,\r\n              4 Dairy Farm Rd, off Tennant Drive\r\n              AgResearch Grasslands campus\r\n              Palmerston North\r\n\r\n\r\nContact:  Allanah James, \r\n              AgResearch Manager Corporate Affairs: \r\n              029 983 3989\r\n\r\n\r\nThe facility is the largest Methane Measurement Centre in the Southern Hemisphere. It is also is an essential part of the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre (NZAGRC) science strategy.\r\n\r\n\r\nMedia wishing to attend need to receive a pass to enter the facility opening. For a pass, please contact Dr Victoria Bradley: 06 351 8305\r\n\r\n\r\n Media Advisory Building Opening (0.46MB)', '', '', '', '', '2011-02-21', '2011-02-21', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(58, '', 'Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Centre awards contracts', '', '', '<p>\r\nThe MAF funded New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Centre (NZAGRC) has announced on behalf of its nine partners, the first 18 science programmes that will receive long term funding through the Centre. The Centre&#8217;s science programme will accelerate progress in world class research programmes; some of which are already underway in New Zealand and others that will open up promising new areas of research. The total value of this initial investment is $15.5m over four years.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nNZAGRC Director Dr Harry Clark said &#8220;This important long term research programme has been signed off by government with significant input from a range of talented, senior scientific experts. The research programme includes work to reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions, increase soil carbon accumulation and to develop the tools needed to design novel, practical and credible farm systems that maintain/enhance profitability while reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.&#8221;\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Methane Programme builds on existing well-targeted research funded through the Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium (PGgRC) and Sustainable Land Management and Climate Change (SLMACC) programme. Principal research areas include the development of inhibitors that suppress the organisms responsible for producing methane, breeding animals which produce less methane and the testing of novel, low methane producing animal feeds.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nA new research project is taking a fresh look at the viability of collecting methane produced from animal wastes. Rupert Craggs (NIWA) and Adrian Walcroft (Landcare Research) are developing a &#8216;decision support&#8217; tool to help dairy farmers determine if it is economicall viable for them to invest in technologies that capture biogas (a mixture of methane and carbon dioxide) emitted from animal waste storage ponds and treatment systems.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nWork in the Nitrous Oxide Programme builds on the research already undertaken to successfully develop nitrification inhibitors that can reduce emissions of nitrous oxide from urine patches by around 70%. The Centre&#8217;s work programme concentrates on making their response even more efficient and consistent across the variety of environmental soil conditions found in New Zealand. A major new research programme led by Dr Susanne Rasmussen (AgResearch) will focus on the feasibility of growing high-yielding pasture species with a lower nitrogen content. If feasible, this would open up the possibility of farmers being able to maintain pasture productivity while reducing the amount of nitrogen excreted; leading to multiple environmental benefits for example improvements in greenhouse gas emissions and water quality.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Centre&#8217;s research programme on soil carbon is designed to move beyond quantifying how much soil carbon is stored in agricultural soils into the challenging area of understanding the processes driving soil carbon storage rates and, crucially, manipulating these processes so that agricultural soil carbon is conserved and, where possible, increased. A suite of programmes will seek to define the upper limits of soil carbon storage in New Zealand soils and compare this with estimates of the current quantities of carbon stored, so as to estimate what scope there is to increase soil carbon storage. Work led by Dr David Whitehead (Landcare Research) will involve a mix of modelling and experimental approaches to develop practical and proven methods for increasing the rates of soil carbon storage in agricultural soils.<br />\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nFarmers manage complex systems and constantly make decisions involving trade-offs The Centre&#8217;s integrated farm systems research programme concentrates on &#8216;joining&#8217; up the science from a number of sources by looking at how individual technologies and practices can be combined into practical, credible and cost effective low GHG emitting farm systems. To help dairy, sheep, beef farmers manage their GHG emissions, Dave Clark (DairyNZ) and Robyn Dynes (AgResearch) lead the development of a suite of linked models that can simulate key elements of the farm system, so researchers can quantify the effects that changed management practices have on total farm GHG emissions and profitability.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe announcement of funded projects was made today by Dr Harry Clark, Director of the NZAGRC, which is a collaboration of AgResearch, DairyNZ, Landcare Research, Lincoln University, Massey University, NIWA, the PgGRC, Plant &#38; Food Research and Scion. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nENDS\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span style=\"font-weight: bold\">For further information contact:</span><br />\r\nDr Victoria Bradley<br />\r\nCentre Operations Manager<br />\r\nT: 06 351 8336<br />\r\nE: victoria.bradley@nzagrc.org.nz \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/60/NZAGRC-funding-announced-Jan-2011.pdf\" title=\"Agricultural Greenhous Gas Centre Awards Contract\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absmiddle\" /> Agricultural Greenhous Gas Centre Awards Contract</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(0.34MB)</span></span>&#160;<br />\r\n&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n', 'The MAF funded New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Centre (NZAGRC) has announced on behalf of its nine partners, the first 18 science programmes that will receive long term funding through the Centre. The Centre’s science programme will accelerate progress in world class research programmes; some of which are already underway in New Zealand and others that will open up promising new areas of research. The total value of this initial investment is $15.5m over four years.\r\n\r\n\r\nNZAGRC Director Dr Harry Clark said “This important long term research programme has been signed off by government with significant input from a range of talented, senior scientific experts. The research programme includes work to reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions, increase soil carbon accumulation and to develop the tools needed to design novel, practical and credible farm systems that maintain/enhance profitability while reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.”\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Methane Programme builds on existing well-targeted research funded through the Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium (PGgRC) and Sustainable Land Management and Climate Change (SLMACC) programme. Principal research areas include the development of inhibitors that suppress the organisms responsible for producing methane, breeding animals which produce less methane and the testing of novel, low methane producing animal feeds.\r\n\r\n\r\nA new research project is taking a fresh look at the viability of collecting methane produced from animal wastes. Rupert Craggs (NIWA) and Adrian Walcroft (Landcare Research) are developing a ‘decision support’ tool to help dairy farmers determine if it is economicall viable for them to invest in technologies that capture biogas (a mixture of methane and carbon dioxide) emitted from animal waste storage ponds and treatment systems.\r\n\r\n\r\nWork in the Nitrous Oxide Programme builds on the research already undertaken to successfully develop nitrification inhibitors that can reduce emissions of nitrous oxide from urine patches by around 70%. The Centre’s work programme concentrates on making their response even more efficient and consistent across the variety of environmental soil conditions found in New Zealand. A major new research programme led by Dr Susanne Rasmussen (AgResearch) will focus on the feasibility of growing high-yielding pasture species with a lower nitrogen content. If feasible, this would open up the possibility of farmers being able to maintain pasture productivity while reducing the amount of nitrogen excreted; leading to multiple environmental benefits for example improvements in greenhouse gas emissions and water quality.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Centre’s research programme on soil carbon is designed to move beyond quantifying how much soil carbon is stored in agricultural soils into the challenging area of understanding the processes driving soil carbon storage rates and, crucially, manipulating these processes so that agricultural soil carbon is conserved and, where possible, increased. A suite of programmes will seek to define the upper limits of soil carbon storage in New Zealand soils and compare this with estimates of the current quantities of carbon stored, so as to estimate what scope there is to increase soil carbon storage. Work led by Dr David Whitehead (Landcare Research) will involve a mix of modelling and experimental approaches to develop practical and proven methods for increasing the rates of soil carbon storage in agricultural soils.\r\n\r\n\r\nFarmers manage complex systems and constantly make decisions involving trade-offs The Centre’s integrated farm systems research programme concentrates on ‘joining’ up the science from a number of sources by looking at how individual technologies and practices can be combined into practical, credible and cost effective low GHG emitting farm systems. To help dairy, sheep, beef farmers manage their GHG emissions, Dave Clark (DairyNZ) and Robyn Dynes (AgResearch) lead the development of a suite of linked models that can simulate key elements of the farm system, so researchers can quantify the effects that changed management practices have on total farm GHG emissions and profitability.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe announcement of funded projects was made today by Dr Harry Clark, Director of the NZAGRC, which is a collaboration of AgResearch, DairyNZ, Landcare Research, Lincoln University, Massey University, NIWA, the PgGRC, Plant & Food Research and Scion. \r\n\r\n\r\nENDS\r\n\r\n\r\nFor further information contact:\r\nDr Victoria Bradley\r\nCentre Operations Manager\r\nT: 06 351 8336\r\nE: victoria.bradley@nzagrc.org.nz \r\n\r\n\r\n Agricultural Greenhous Gas Centre Awards Contract (0.34MB)', '', '', '', '', '2011-01-20', '2011-01-20', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(59, '', 'Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Centre boosts Global Research Alliance co-ordination', 'Blacksheepdesign', '', '<p>\r\nThe New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre (NZAGRC) has appointed Dr Andy Reisinger as Deputy Director - International, to work specifically on New Zealand&#8217;s commitments as part of the Global Research Alliance (the Alliance).\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nNew Zealand launched the Alliance in December 2009, and it now has 30 member countries. It is aimed at bringing countries together to find ways to grow more food without growing greenhouse gas emissions. New Zealand and the Netherlands share the<br />\r\nleadership of the Alliance&#8217;s Livestock Research Group.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nDr Reisinger has worked on identifying and modelling agricultural gas emissions, assessing impacts, vulnerability and adaptation strategies to climate change, and integration of adaptation and mitigation in risk assessments and global climate negotiations. He is also a<br />\r\nlead author for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nNew Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre director Dr Harry Clark, has welcomed Dr Reisinger&#8217;s appointment, &#8220;there is a significant amount of work ahead to achieve the goals of the Global Research Alliance and the NZAGRC and Dr Andy Reisinger&#8217;s<br />\r\nappointment is a significant step in helping us achieve New Zealand&#8217;s goals for both. I am particularly pleased Dr Reisinger has agreed to join us as he is an exceptional scientist with unique expertise in a complex and rapidly evolving area of science.&#8221;\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nDr Reisinger was most recently working as a Senior Research Fellow for the New Zealand Climate Change Research Institute, based at Victoria University of Wellington, and has a range of published papers on the measurement and quantification of agricultural<br />\r\ngreenhouse gases. He will be based in Wellington in the DairyNZ offices.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre plays a leading role conducting and coordinating New Zealand research to reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions, and to increase the rates of soil carbon accumulation.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nAgriculture creates about half of New Zealand&#8217;s GHG emissions and also generates around 44 per cent of New Zealand&#8217;s merchandise export earnings. The challenge for the NZAGRC is to find ways for New Zealand to meet its international GHG emission obligations without<br />\r\nreducing agricultural output.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Centre is based in Palmerston North and is a collaboration between AgResearch, DairyNZ, Landcare Research, Lincoln University, Massey University, NIWA, Plant &#38; Food Research, the Pastoral Greenhouse gas Research Centre (PGgRc), and Scion.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nENDS\r\n</p>\r\n<p style=\"font-weight: bold\">\r\nFor further information contact:\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nDr Heather Went<br />\r\nCentre Operations Manager<br />\r\nTel: 06 351 8305<br />\r\nE: heather.went@nzagrc.org.nz\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/61/Agricultural_Greenhouse_Gas_Centre_boost.pdf\" title=\"Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Centre boosts Global Research Alliance co-ordination\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absmiddle\" /> Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Centre boosts...</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(0.10MB)</span></span>&#160; <br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'The New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre (NZAGRC) has appointed Dr Andy Reisinger as Deputy Director - International, to work specifically on New Zealand’s commitments as part of the Global Research Alliance (the Alliance).\r\n\r\n\r\nNew Zealand launched the Alliance in December 2009, and it now has 30 member countries. It is aimed at bringing countries together to find ways to grow more food without growing greenhouse gas emissions. New Zealand and the Netherlands share the\r\nleadership of the Alliance’s Livestock Research Group.\r\n\r\n\r\nDr Reisinger has worked on identifying and modelling agricultural gas emissions, assessing impacts, vulnerability and adaptation strategies to climate change, and integration of adaptation and mitigation in risk assessments and global climate negotiations. He is also a\r\nlead author for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). \r\n\r\n\r\nNew Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre director Dr Harry Clark, has welcomed Dr Reisinger’s appointment, “there is a significant amount of work ahead to achieve the goals of the Global Research Alliance and the NZAGRC and Dr Andy Reisinger’s\r\nappointment is a significant step in helping us achieve New Zealand’s goals for both. I am particularly pleased Dr Reisinger has agreed to join us as he is an exceptional scientist with unique expertise in a complex and rapidly evolving area of science.”\r\n\r\n\r\nDr Reisinger was most recently working as a Senior Research Fellow for the New Zealand Climate Change Research Institute, based at Victoria University of Wellington, and has a range of published papers on the measurement and quantification of agricultural\r\ngreenhouse gases. He will be based in Wellington in the DairyNZ offices.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre plays a leading role conducting and coordinating New Zealand research to reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions, and to increase the rates of soil carbon accumulation.\r\n\r\n\r\nAgriculture creates about half of New Zealand’s GHG emissions and also generates around 44 per cent of New Zealand’s merchandise export earnings. The challenge for the NZAGRC is to find ways for New Zealand to meet its international GHG emission obligations without\r\nreducing agricultural output.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Centre is based in Palmerston North and is a collaboration between AgResearch, DairyNZ, Landcare Research, Lincoln University, Massey University, NIWA, Plant & Food Research, the Pastoral Greenhouse gas Research Centre (PGgRc), and Scion.\r\n\r\n\r\nENDS\r\n\r\n\r\nFor further information contact:\r\n\r\n\r\nDr Heather Went\r\nCentre Operations Manager\r\nTel: 06 351 8305\r\nE: heather.went@nzagrc.org.nz\r\n\r\n\r\n Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Centre boosts... (0.10MB)', '', '', '', '', '2010-11-20', '2010-11-20', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(60, '', 'New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre heating up', 'Blacksheepdesign', '', '<p>\r\nThe New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre launched in March by Prime Minister John Key is hosting a visit of the Global Research Alliance officials this week and Director Dr Harry Clark says this is a busy time as the Centre makes links and works with representatives of all the countries involved.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Centre plays a leading role funding and coordinating New Zealand research to reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions, and to increase the rates of soil carbon accumulation. &quot;The Government has said this Centre will play a key role in New Zealand&#8217;s science input into the world-wide initiative, the Global Research Alliance (GRA), announced in Copenhagen last year, and this is the first meeting of the GRA. I&#39;m pleased to show GRA delegates our facilities and give an overview of the work underway in New Zealand along with Professor Mike Hedley of Massey University, Dr Peter Janssen of AgResearch and Professor Surinder Saggar of Landcare Research,&quot; said Dr Harry Clark the Director of the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;We&#39;ll cover issues such as methane emissions, soil carbon sinks, nitrous oxide from pastures, biochar, rumen microbial genomics, chemigenomics, nitrous oxide emissions from pastures and methane oxidizers for waste treatment, and show New Zealand&#39;s capability and research progress.&quot; GRA delegates have been meeting in Wellington to discuss the structure and governance arrangements for the GRA, including the scope and organisation of work for research groups, and identifying elements that could form a draft Charter. &quot;The GRA meeting has come at a great time for the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre. We&#39;re up and running and on track to announce New Zealand projects in the coming weeks,&quot; said Dr Clark.\r\n</p>\r\n<p style=\"font-weight: bold\">\r\nFor further information contact:\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nSam Fisher<br />\r\nP: 021 714 209<br />\r\nOr<br />\r\nNew Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre<br />\r\nP: 06 351 8334<br />\r\nFor more information on the Global Research Alliance meeting <a href=\"http://www.mfat.govt.nz/Foreign-Relations/1-Global-Issues/Environment/8-Global-Research-Alliance-Meeting/index.php\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://www.mfat.govt.nz/Foreign-Relations/1-Global... - link will open in a new window\">see link</a>.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/62/New_Zealand_Agricultural_Greenhouse_Gas_Research_Centre_heating_up.pdf\" title=\"New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre heating up\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absmiddle\" /> New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas...</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(0.34MB)</span></span>&#160; <br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'The New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre launched in March by Prime Minister John Key is hosting a visit of the Global Research Alliance officials this week and Director Dr Harry Clark says this is a busy time as the Centre makes links and works with representatives of all the countries involved.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Centre plays a leading role funding and coordinating New Zealand research to reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions, and to increase the rates of soil carbon accumulation. &quot;The Government has said this Centre will play a key role in New Zealand’s science input into the world-wide initiative, the Global Research Alliance (GRA), announced in Copenhagen last year, and this is the first meeting of the GRA. I&#39;m pleased to show GRA delegates our facilities and give an overview of the work underway in New Zealand along with Professor Mike Hedley of Massey University, Dr Peter Janssen of AgResearch and Professor Surinder Saggar of Landcare Research,&quot; said Dr Harry Clark the Director of the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;We&#39;ll cover issues such as methane emissions, soil carbon sinks, nitrous oxide from pastures, biochar, rumen microbial genomics, chemigenomics, nitrous oxide emissions from pastures and methane oxidizers for waste treatment, and show New Zealand&#39;s capability and research progress.&quot; GRA delegates have been meeting in Wellington to discuss the structure and governance arrangements for the GRA, including the scope and organisation of work for research groups, and identifying elements that could form a draft Charter. &quot;The GRA meeting has come at a great time for the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre. We&#39;re up and running and on track to announce New Zealand projects in the coming weeks,&quot; said Dr Clark.\r\n\r\n\r\nFor further information contact:\r\n\r\n\r\nSam Fisher\r\nP: 021 714 209\r\nOr\r\nNew Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre\r\nP: 06 351 8334\r\nFor more information on the Global Research Alliance meeting see link.\r\n\r\n\r\n New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas... (0.34MB)', '', '', '', '', '2010-04-09', '2010-04-09', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(61, '', 'New Zealand leads the way in tackling livestock-generated methane', 'Blacksheepdesign', '', '<a href=\"http://edition.cnn.com/video/#/video/world/2010/04/04/rivers.nz.belches.cnn?iref=allsearch\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://edition.cnn.com/video/#/video/world/2010/04... - link will open in a new window\">Click here to view the video.</a><br />\r\n', 'Click here to view the video.', '', '', '', '', '2010-04-05', '2010-04-05', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(62, '', 'Govt pledges $50M to reducing greenhouse gases', '', '', '<p>\r\nBy Samantha Hayes\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Prime Minister has re-affirmed his belief that humans are responsible for climate change.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nJohn Key has announced $50 million of new funding for research into reducing greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture - and promises more is on the way.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nOpening the greenhouse gas research centre in Palmerston North, Mr Key called it a modest building for which he has big expectations.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;We don&#39;t have an option but to tackle this, half of our entire profile of greenhouse gases comes from the agricultural sector,&quot; he says.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe centre has been given $5 million of funding per year for a decade.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nProof the Government is confident scientists will solve the agricultural sector&#39;s big problem.  \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;I back them to do that, you may have to throw some money at them and give them some time but we&#39;ve already see progress being made,&quot; says Mr Key.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe centre is a virtual hub for research being carried out all over the country.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;We will be funding work around reducing something called enteric methane, which is the methane which is belched out of the animal,&quot; says the Greenhouse Gas Research Centre director, Harry Clark.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nScientists have found that in a controlled environment one sheep may belch up to 50 percent less methane than another sheep.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe findings provide promising grounds for breeding animals which produce far fewer greenhouse gases.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nAnd for those sitting on the climate change fence, Mr Key reiterated his stance.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;I think human induced climate change is occurring. We can have a debate about the speed and the impacts but my own view is that it is occurring,&quot; he says.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nMore funding for science will be announced in the May budget.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<a href=\"http://www.3news.co.nz/Govt-pledges-50M-to-reducing-greenhouse-gases/tabid/419/articleID/144576/Default.aspx#ixzz1r1Y8kpbS\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://www.3news.co.nz/Govt-pledges-50M-to-reducin... - link will open in a new window\">Read at 3 News</a>\r\n</p>\r\n', 'By Samantha Hayes\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Prime Minister has re-affirmed his belief that humans are responsible for climate change.\r\n\r\n\r\nJohn Key has announced $50 million of new funding for research into reducing greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture - and promises more is on the way.\r\n\r\n\r\nOpening the greenhouse gas research centre in Palmerston North, Mr Key called it a modest building for which he has big expectations.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;We don&#39;t have an option but to tackle this, half of our entire profile of greenhouse gases comes from the agricultural sector,&quot; he says.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe centre has been given $5 million of funding per year for a decade.\r\n\r\n\r\nProof the Government is confident scientists will solve the agricultural sector&#39;s big problem.  \r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;I back them to do that, you may have to throw some money at them and give them some time but we&#39;ve already see progress being made,&quot; says Mr Key.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe centre is a virtual hub for research being carried out all over the country.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;We will be funding work around reducing something called enteric methane, which is the methane which is belched out of the animal,&quot; says the Greenhouse Gas Research Centre director, Harry Clark.\r\n\r\n\r\nScientists have found that in a controlled environment one sheep may belch up to 50 percent less methane than another sheep.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe findings provide promising grounds for breeding animals which produce far fewer greenhouse gases.\r\n\r\n\r\nAnd for those sitting on the climate change fence, Mr Key reiterated his stance.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;I think human induced climate change is occurring. We can have a debate about the speed and the impacts but my own view is that it is occurring,&quot; he says.\r\n\r\n\r\nMore funding for science will be announced in the May budget.\r\n\r\n\r\nRead at 3 News', '', '', '', '', '2010-03-03', '2010-03-03', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(63, '', 'Broad science partnership to tackle New Zealand\'s agricultural greenhouse gases', '', '', '<p>\r\nNew Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre opened\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nIncreasing agriculture&#8217;s ability to create wealth for New Zealand in a carbon constrained world, is the mission of the Government&#8217;s New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre opened today by the Prime Minister John Key in Palmerston North at AgResearch&#8217;s Grasslands campus.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Centre is a partnership between AgResearch, Dairy NZ, Landcare Research, Lincoln University, Massey University, NIWA, Plant &#38; Food Research, the Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium (PGgRc), and Scion.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nCentre Director Dr Harry Clark welcomed the opening of the facility. &#8216;&#8220;The Centre will lead and co-ordinate research to reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions, and to increase the rates of soil carbon accumulation. This research will underpin the development of novel, credible and cost-effective low greenhouse gas (GHG) emitting production systems that provide farmers with practical options for reducing emissions,&#8221; said Dr Clark.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Centre will also play a key role in New Zealand&#8217;s science input into the world-wide initiative, the Global Research Alliance (GRA), announced in Copenhagen last year.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&#8220;The Centre coordinates research and brings together key scientists from up and down New Zealand as they work on one of the biggest challenges of our time,&#8221; said Dr Clark.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&#8220;While agriculture creates about half of New Zealand&#8217;s GHG emissions, it also generates around 44 per cent of New Zealand&#8217;s merchandise export earnings and so is a critical contributor to New Zealand&#8217;s livelihood. The challenge is for the Centre to find ways for New Zealand to meet its international GHG emission obligations without reducing agricultural output.&#8221;<br />\r\nThe Centre will:<br />\r\n</p>\r\n<ol>\r\n	<li>Manage projects which are directly contracted through the Centre.</li>\r\n	<li>Undertake appropriate co-ordination of activities both within New Zealand and internationally.</li>\r\n	<li>Manage reporting of progress against strategy and communications both within New Zealand and internationally.</li>\r\n	<li>Coordinate ongoing development of a national research strategy in the area.</li>\r\n	<li>Actively engage in the promotion, and widespread adoption of proven cost effective technologies.</li>\r\n</ol>\r\n<p>\r\nResearch projects will be undertaken around the country, with details of the projects supported and coordinated by the Centre to be announced in April 2010.<br />\r\n<br />\r\n<span style=\"font-weight: bold\">For further information contact:</span><br />\r\n<br />\r\nDr Harry Clark<br />\r\nP: 029 351-8111\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/63/Broad_science_partnership_to_tackle_New_Zealands_agricultural_greenhouse_gases.pdf\" title=\"Broad science partnership to tackle New Zealand&#8217;s agricultural greenhouse gases\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absmiddle\" /> Broad science partnership to tackle New...</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(0.42MB)</span></span>&#160; <br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre opened\r\n\r\n\r\nIncreasing agriculture’s ability to create wealth for New Zealand in a carbon constrained world, is the mission of the Government’s New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre opened today by the Prime Minister John Key in Palmerston North at AgResearch’s Grasslands campus.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Centre is a partnership between AgResearch, Dairy NZ, Landcare Research, Lincoln University, Massey University, NIWA, Plant & Food Research, the Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium (PGgRc), and Scion.\r\n\r\n\r\nCentre Director Dr Harry Clark welcomed the opening of the facility. ‘“The Centre will lead and co-ordinate research to reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions, and to increase the rates of soil carbon accumulation. This research will underpin the development of novel, credible and cost-effective low greenhouse gas (GHG) emitting production systems that provide farmers with practical options for reducing emissions,” said Dr Clark.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Centre will also play a key role in New Zealand’s science input into the world-wide initiative, the Global Research Alliance (GRA), announced in Copenhagen last year.\r\n\r\n\r\n“The Centre coordinates research and brings together key scientists from up and down New Zealand as they work on one of the biggest challenges of our time,” said Dr Clark.\r\n\r\n\r\n“While agriculture creates about half of New Zealand’s GHG emissions, it also generates around 44 per cent of New Zealand’s merchandise export earnings and so is a critical contributor to New Zealand’s livelihood. The challenge is for the Centre to find ways for New Zealand to meet its international GHG emission obligations without reducing agricultural output.”\r\nThe Centre will:\r\n\r\n\r\n	Manage projects which are directly contracted through the Centre.\r\n	Undertake appropriate co-ordination of activities both within New Zealand and internationally.\r\n	Manage reporting of progress against strategy and communications both within New Zealand and internationally.\r\n	Coordinate ongoing development of a national research strategy in the area.\r\n	Actively engage in the promotion, and widespread adoption of proven cost effective technologies.\r\n\r\n\r\nResearch projects will be undertaken around the country, with details of the projects supported and coordinated by the Centre to be announced in April 2010.\r\n\r\nFor further information contact:\r\n\r\nDr Harry Clark\r\nP: 029 351-8111\r\n\r\n\r\n Broad science partnership to tackle New... 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(64, '', 'AgResearch to host greenhouse gas research centre', 'Blacksheepdesign', '', '<p>\r\nAgriculture Minister David Carter today announced the appointment of \r\nAgResearch, in collaboration with eight other New Zealand research \r\norganisations, as host provider for the new Centre for Agricultural \r\nGreenhouse Gas Research.<br />\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe partners are the Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium \r\n(PGgRc), DairyNZ, Lincoln and Massey Universities, and Crown Research \r\nInstitutes Landcare Research, NIWA, Plant and Food Research and Scion. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;AgResearch was selected to host the new Centre because of its track \r\nrecord and scientific capability in the areas of agricultural greenhouse\r\ngas research. This will be enhanced by the contributions of its \r\npartnering organisations,&quot; says Mr Carter. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;Collectively the group represents almost 95 percent of the research \r\nconducted into agricultural mitigation in New Zealand and it has strong \r\ninternational links, reflecting New Zealand&#39;s leading reputation in this\r\narea.&quot;\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Centre, established as part of the Government&#39;s Primary Growth \r\nPartnership initiative, will receive funding of $5 million per year for \r\n10 years. It will be physically located on the AgResearch campus in \r\nPalmerston North and across the country at the various partners&#39; \r\nfacilities.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;The Centre for Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research will promote \r\nwin-win technologies that reduce emissions, and improve on-farm \r\nefficiency and productivity,&quot; says Mr Carter. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;It is clear that agriculture will be part of New Zealand&#39;s emissions\r\nreduction efforts, but the sector must have access to effective and \r\naffordable technologies that do not compromise productivity.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;The Government is also currently working on a Global Alliance of \r\nclimate change research into agriculture and food production. The \r\ndomestic centre will be a key contributor to New Zealand&#39;s participation\r\nin the Alliance and its commitment to mitigating the effects of \r\nagricultural greenhouse gases.&quot; \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nAbout half of New Zealand&#39;s greenhouse gas emissions come from \r\nagriculture, with methane from ruminant animals the biggest contributor.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nDavid Carter - Agriculture\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<a href=\"http://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/agresearch-host-greenhouse-gas-research-centre\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/agresearch-host... - link will open in a new window\">LINK </a><br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Agriculture Minister David Carter today announced the appointment of \r\nAgResearch, in collaboration with eight other New Zealand research \r\norganisations, as host provider for the new Centre for Agricultural \r\nGreenhouse Gas Research.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe partners are the Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium \r\n(PGgRc), DairyNZ, Lincoln and Massey Universities, and Crown Research \r\nInstitutes Landcare Research, NIWA, Plant and Food Research and Scion. \r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;AgResearch was selected to host the new Centre because of its track \r\nrecord and scientific capability in the areas of agricultural greenhouse\r\ngas research. This will be enhanced by the contributions of its \r\npartnering organisations,&quot; says Mr Carter. \r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;Collectively the group represents almost 95 percent of the research \r\nconducted into agricultural mitigation in New Zealand and it has strong \r\ninternational links, reflecting New Zealand&#39;s leading reputation in this\r\narea.&quot;\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Centre, established as part of the Government&#39;s Primary Growth \r\nPartnership initiative, will receive funding of $5 million per year for \r\n10 years. It will be physically located on the AgResearch campus in \r\nPalmerston North and across the country at the various partners&#39; \r\nfacilities.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;The Centre for Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research will promote \r\nwin-win technologies that reduce emissions, and improve on-farm \r\nefficiency and productivity,&quot; says Mr Carter. \r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;It is clear that agriculture will be part of New Zealand&#39;s emissions\r\nreduction efforts, but the sector must have access to effective and \r\naffordable technologies that do not compromise productivity.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;The Government is also currently working on a Global Alliance of \r\nclimate change research into agriculture and food production. The \r\ndomestic centre will be a key contributor to New Zealand&#39;s participation\r\nin the Alliance and its commitment to mitigating the effects of \r\nagricultural greenhouse gases.&quot; \r\n\r\n\r\nAbout half of New Zealand&#39;s greenhouse gas emissions come from \r\nagriculture, with methane from ruminant animals the biggest contributor.\r\n\r\n\r\nDavid Carter - Agriculture\r\n\r\n\r\nLINK', '', '', '', '', '2009-10-15', '2009-10-15', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(65, '', 'NZ pushes for Global Alliance on agricultural emissions', '', '', '<p>\r\nPrime Minister John Key says the New Zealand Government is pushing \r\nfor a Global Alliance to research how to cut world-wide greenhouse gas \r\nemissions from agriculture.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nMr Key has been participating with other world leaders at the United \r\nNations Secretary-General&#39;s Climate Change Summit in New York today.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;To feed the world&#39;s growing population, we must find ways to produce more food without growing emissions,&quot; says Mr Key.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;It will be agriculture that will have to meet the expected dramatic \r\nincrease in global food demand over the coming decades, but this \r\npresents the world with the twin challenge of ensuring food security \r\nwhile reducing emissions.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;To meet this challenge, there is an urgent need for more \r\ninternational research and investment into new technologies and \r\npractices to help reduce agriculture-related emissions, and for greater \r\nco-ordination of existing efforts.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;New Zealand considers a Global Alliance on agricultural greenhouse \r\ngas mitigation research could meet this need and welcomes partners in \r\nthis initiative.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;The Government has appointed a former Minister for the Environment \r\nand Science &#38; Technology, Simon Upton, as a special envoy to help \r\nengage with other countries on the concept,&quot; says Mr Key.&#160; \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nAgriculture Minister David Carter says New Zealand is already \r\nwell-positioned to make a significant contribution to a Global Alliance.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;Our unique profile for a developed country, with almost half of all \r\nemissions coming from agriculture, has given us a firm foothold in \r\nunderstanding pastoral livestock emissions. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;Through a Global Alliance, we can find solutions faster, make better\r\nuse of the money that is being spent around the world and encourage \r\nother countries and companies to do more,&quot; says Mr Carter.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nAssociate Minister for Climate Change Issues Tim Groser, also in New \r\nYork for the summit, is building support for the Global Alliance \r\nproposal at a series of high-level meetings with other climate change \r\nministers and negotiators.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;We are already talking with developed and developing countries with \r\nsignificant agricultural production and/or agricultural research \r\nprogrammes about this.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;Food security is an issue of paramount importance, especially for developing countries, and must not be compromised.&#160;&#160; \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;My meetings in New York are a valuable opportunity to continue to \r\ntest interest in a Global Alliance and to forge a path to action,&quot; says \r\nMr Groser.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nJohn Key, David Carter, Tim Groser\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<a href=\"http://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/nz-pushes-global-alliance-agricultural-emissions\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/nz-pushes-globa... - link will open in a new window\">LINK </a><br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Prime Minister John Key says the New Zealand Government is pushing \r\nfor a Global Alliance to research how to cut world-wide greenhouse gas \r\nemissions from agriculture.\r\n\r\n\r\nMr Key has been participating with other world leaders at the United \r\nNations Secretary-General&#39;s Climate Change Summit in New York today.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;To feed the world&#39;s growing population, we must find ways to produce more food without growing emissions,&quot; says Mr Key.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;It will be agriculture that will have to meet the expected dramatic \r\nincrease in global food demand over the coming decades, but this \r\npresents the world with the twin challenge of ensuring food security \r\nwhile reducing emissions.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;To meet this challenge, there is an urgent need for more \r\ninternational research and investment into new technologies and \r\npractices to help reduce agriculture-related emissions, and for greater \r\nco-ordination of existing efforts.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;New Zealand considers a Global Alliance on agricultural greenhouse \r\ngas mitigation research could meet this need and welcomes partners in \r\nthis initiative.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;The Government has appointed a former Minister for the Environment \r\nand Science & Technology, Simon Upton, as a special envoy to help \r\nengage with other countries on the concept,&quot; says Mr Key.  \r\n\r\n\r\nAgriculture Minister David Carter says New Zealand is already \r\nwell-positioned to make a significant contribution to a Global Alliance.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;Our unique profile for a developed country, with almost half of all \r\nemissions coming from agriculture, has given us a firm foothold in \r\nunderstanding pastoral livestock emissions. \r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;Through a Global Alliance, we can find solutions faster, make better\r\nuse of the money that is being spent around the world and encourage \r\nother countries and companies to do more,&quot; says Mr Carter.\r\n\r\n\r\nAssociate Minister for Climate Change Issues Tim Groser, also in New \r\nYork for the summit, is building support for the Global Alliance \r\nproposal at a series of high-level meetings with other climate change \r\nministers and negotiators.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;We are already talking with developed and developing countries with \r\nsignificant agricultural production and/or agricultural research \r\nprogrammes about this.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;Food security is an issue of paramount importance, especially for developing countries, and must not be compromised.   \r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;My meetings in New York are a valuable opportunity to continue to \r\ntest interest in a Global Alliance and to forge a path to action,&quot; says \r\nMr Groser.\r\n\r\n\r\nJohn Key, David Carter, Tim Groser\r\n\r\n\r\nLINK', '', '', '', '', '2009-09-23', '2009-09-23', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(66, '', 'Leap forward for greenhouse gas research', '', '', '<p>\r\nThe Government has announced it is setting up a greenhouse gas \r\nresearch centre targeting solutions for New Zealand&#39;s agriculture and \r\nhorticulture emissions.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nSpeaking in Christchurch today, Agriculture Minister David Carter \r\nsaid the centre will play a key role in encouraging the agriculture and \r\nhorticulture sectors to contribute to New Zealand&#39;s emissions reduction \r\ntargets.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;It is clear that agriculture will be part of New Zealand&#39;s emissions\r\nreduction efforts, but the sector must have access to effective and \r\naffordable technology that doesn&#39;t compromise productivity,&quot; Mr Carter \r\nsays.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe centre would be funded through the Primary Growth Partnership, \r\nannounced in last week&#39;s Budget, and would be run through a host \r\nprovider, most likely a Crown Research Institute or university.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;The Centre for Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research will promote \r\nwin-win technologies that both reduce emissions, and improve on-farm \r\nefficiency and productivity,&quot; Mr Carter says.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;New Zealand&#39;s understanding of the drivers of ruminant greenhouse \r\ngas emissions is increasing all the time. Fonterra has just completed a \r\ncarbon footprint project which will be invaluable to dairying&#39;s efforts \r\nto reduce emissions on-farm and in the manufacturing process.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;This, and an earlier study completed by Kiwifruit marketer ZESPRI \r\nare key to our primary industries better understanding and developing \r\nexpertise in their carbon footprint work.&quot; \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nAbout half of New Zealand&#39;s greenhouse gas emissions come from \r\nagriculture, with methane from ruminant animals the biggest contributor.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Centre will up and running by 2010.<br />\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>Background - Centre for Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research</strong><br />\r\nThe\r\nCentre for Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research will be funded through \r\nthe Primary Growth Partnership (PGP), announced in the Budget.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Centre will be established by next year.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>Research Focus</strong><br />\r\nThe Centre will focus on GHG mitigation \r\nresearch related to the pastoral, arable, horticulture, poultry and pig \r\nsectors including:\r\n</p>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>methane from ruminant animals and waste systems,</li>\r\n	<li>nitrous oxide from ruminant animals and nitrogen fertiliser, and</li>\r\n	<li>soil carbon from agriculture and horticulture. </li>\r\n</ul>\r\n<p>\r\nInvestment will likely be prioritised by the benefit to New Zealand.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nIt will not include planted forestry, energy, or biofuels.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>Funding</strong><br />\r\nThe Centre will have stable core funding allocated through the PGP based on a 10-year business plan. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nIt will be 100 percent Government-funded, with no requirement for \r\nindustry co-funding, and a commitment to 10 years core-funding, with \r\nreviews. This funding structure is intended to give the sector the \r\ncertainty it needs to undertake long-term research projects.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Centre, in partnership with the sectors, will also be able to \r\ncontest further PGP funds, subject to the same criteria and rules of use\r\nas other programme proposals under PGP. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nAny further applications will require industry co-funding.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>Governance</strong><br />\r\nOversight of the Centre will come from the PGP \r\nInvestment Advisory Panel (IAP), the Director-General of Ministry of \r\nAgriculture and Forestry, the Chief Executive of Ministry of Research, \r\nScience &#38; Technology, and the Secretary of Foreign Affairs and \r\nTrade. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Centre will be run by a host provider, which must:\r\n</p>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>be an existing research provider,</li>\r\n	<li>have a significant proportion of the current research investment,</li>\r\n	<li>have the ability to manage large scale programmes,</li>\r\n	<li>work in partnership with local and international providers to bring the best expertise to New Zealand.</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n<p>\r\nThe host provider will be required to produce a 10-year business plan\r\nwhich must be approved by the Director General of MAF, the Chief \r\nExecutive of MoRST and the Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Trade based \r\non recommendations from the IAP.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>International Linkages</strong><br />\r\nThe research carried out or coordinated by the Centre will have strong links internationally. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nIn addition, New Zealand has proposed the concept of an international\r\ncentre for research on agricultural greenhouse gas emissions. The \r\nCentre for Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research would be a key platform \r\nfor New Zealand&#39;s contribution to such a global effort.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nPrinciples guiding the development of an international centre are \r\ncurrently being developed by the Government along with funding \r\ncommitments. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Government is consulting on the initiative with a number of other\r\ncountries and further details will be announced in coming months. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nDavid Carter\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<a href=\"http://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/leap-forward-greenhouse-gas-research\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/leap-forward-gr... - link will open in a new window\">LINK </a><br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'The Government has announced it is setting up a greenhouse gas \r\nresearch centre targeting solutions for New Zealand&#39;s agriculture and \r\nhorticulture emissions.\r\n\r\n\r\nSpeaking in Christchurch today, Agriculture Minister David Carter \r\nsaid the centre will play a key role in encouraging the agriculture and \r\nhorticulture sectors to contribute to New Zealand&#39;s emissions reduction \r\ntargets.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;It is clear that agriculture will be part of New Zealand&#39;s emissions\r\nreduction efforts, but the sector must have access to effective and \r\naffordable technology that doesn&#39;t compromise productivity,&quot; Mr Carter \r\nsays.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe centre would be funded through the Primary Growth Partnership, \r\nannounced in last week&#39;s Budget, and would be run through a host \r\nprovider, most likely a Crown Research Institute or university.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;The Centre for Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research will promote \r\nwin-win technologies that both reduce emissions, and improve on-farm \r\nefficiency and productivity,&quot; Mr Carter says.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;New Zealand&#39;s understanding of the drivers of ruminant greenhouse \r\ngas emissions is increasing all the time. Fonterra has just completed a \r\ncarbon footprint project which will be invaluable to dairying&#39;s efforts \r\nto reduce emissions on-farm and in the manufacturing process.\r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;This, and an earlier study completed by Kiwifruit marketer ZESPRI \r\nare key to our primary industries better understanding and developing \r\nexpertise in their carbon footprint work.&quot; \r\n\r\n\r\nAbout half of New Zealand&#39;s greenhouse gas emissions come from \r\nagriculture, with methane from ruminant animals the biggest contributor.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Centre will up and running by 2010.\r\n\r\n\r\nBackground - Centre for Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research\r\nThe\r\nCentre for Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research will be funded through \r\nthe Primary Growth Partnership (PGP), announced in the Budget.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Centre will be established by next year.\r\n\r\n\r\nResearch Focus\r\nThe Centre will focus on GHG mitigation \r\nresearch related to the pastoral, arable, horticulture, poultry and pig \r\nsectors including:\r\n\r\n\r\n	methane from ruminant animals and waste systems,\r\n	nitrous oxide from ruminant animals and nitrogen fertiliser, and\r\n	soil carbon from agriculture and horticulture. \r\n\r\n\r\nInvestment will likely be prioritised by the benefit to New Zealand.\r\n\r\n\r\nIt will not include planted forestry, energy, or biofuels.\r\n\r\n\r\nFunding\r\nThe Centre will have stable core funding allocated through the PGP based on a 10-year business plan. \r\n\r\n\r\nIt will be 100 percent Government-funded, with no requirement for \r\nindustry co-funding, and a commitment to 10 years core-funding, with \r\nreviews. This funding structure is intended to give the sector the \r\ncertainty it needs to undertake long-term research projects.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Centre, in partnership with the sectors, will also be able to \r\ncontest further PGP funds, subject to the same criteria and rules of use\r\nas other programme proposals under PGP. \r\n\r\n\r\nAny further applications will require industry co-funding.\r\n\r\n\r\nGovernance\r\nOversight of the Centre will come from the PGP \r\nInvestment Advisory Panel (IAP), the Director-General of Ministry of \r\nAgriculture and Forestry, the Chief Executive of Ministry of Research, \r\nScience & Technology, and the Secretary of Foreign Affairs and \r\nTrade. \r\n\r\n\r\nThe Centre will be run by a host provider, which must:\r\n\r\n\r\n	be an existing research provider,\r\n	have a significant proportion of the current research investment,\r\n	have the ability to manage large scale programmes,\r\n	work in partnership with local and international providers to bring the best expertise to New Zealand.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe host provider will be required to produce a 10-year business plan\r\nwhich must be approved by the Director General of MAF, the Chief \r\nExecutive of MoRST and the Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Trade based \r\non recommendations from the IAP.\r\n\r\n\r\nInternational Linkages\r\nThe research carried out or coordinated by the Centre will have strong links internationally. \r\n\r\n\r\nIn addition, New Zealand has proposed the concept of an international\r\ncentre for research on agricultural greenhouse gas emissions. The \r\nCentre for Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research would be a key platform \r\nfor New Zealand&#39;s contribution to such a global effort.\r\n\r\n\r\nPrinciples guiding the development of an international centre are \r\ncurrently being developed by the Government along with funding \r\ncommitments. \r\n\r\n\r\nThe Government is consulting on the initiative with a number of other\r\ncountries and further details will be announced in coming months. \r\n\r\n\r\nDavid Carter\r\n\r\n\r\nLINK', '', '', '', '', '2009-06-02', '2009-06-02', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 2, 'N'),
(67, '', 'New look NZAGRC website goes live', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nThe NZAGRC team are proud to welcome visitors to their newly updated website.&#160;&#160;The key&#160;goal&#160;of the new site is to make information about the Centre,&#160;its Members and its research quick and easy to locate. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nPlease feel free to contact the&#160;NZAGRC with&#160;suggestions for news articles and upcoming events, along with any feedback on the new site. \r\n</p>\r\n', 'The NZAGRC team are proud to welcome visitors to their newly updated website.  The key goal of the new site is to make information about the Centre, its Members and its research quick and easy to locate. \r\n\r\n\r\nPlease feel free to contact the NZAGRC with suggestions for news articles and upcoming events, along with any feedback on the new site.', '', '', '', 'enquiry@nzagrc.org.nz', '2012-04-16', '2012-04-16', '', NULL, NULL, 'Palmerston North', 'http://www.nzagrc.org.nz', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(68, '', 'NZAGRC sponsors Best Science Communication Film at Reel Earth 2012', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nThe NZAGRC is proud to be sponsoring the &quot;Best Science Communication&quot; award in the 2012 Reel Earth Film Festival.&#160; The Centre believes that good, clear communication of science is pivotal in today&#39;s fast paced world.&#160; It is especially important to promote research being conducted in New Zealand and on the NZAGRC&#39;s doorstep in the Manawatu. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nA highlight of the festival will be the screening of <em>Sky Whisperers Ranginnui</em> at 6pm on Friday 18 May.&#160; This fascinating environmental film features NZAGRC Principal Investigator, Dr David Whitehead.&#160; The movie &quot;brings together farmers and fishermen who observe the skies as they work, navigators who follow the stars, astronomers who watch/listen to the sky, the moon, the stars, and the scientists and business people who work to develop clean ways of harnessing energy for industry, cleaning up polluted atmosphere and skies.&quot; <a href=\"http://www.wickcandle.co.nz/sky_whisperers_ranginui.html\"><u>http://www.wickcandle.co.nz/sky_whisperers_ranginui.html</u></a> \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Reel Earth Environmental Film Festival runs from Friday 11 May to Saturday 19 May 2012 at Downtown Cinemas, Palmerston North, New Zealand. \r\n</p>\r\n', 'The NZAGRC is proud to be sponsoring the &quot;Best Science Communication&quot; award in the 2012 Reel Earth Film Festival.  The Centre believes that good, clear communication of science is pivotal in today&#39;s fast paced world.  It is especially important to promote research being conducted in New Zealand and on the NZAGRC&#39;s doorstep in the Manawatu. \r\n\r\n\r\nA highlight of the festival will be the screening of Sky Whisperers Ranginnui at 6pm on Friday 18 May.  This fascinating environmental film features NZAGRC Principal Investigator, Dr David Whitehead.  The movie &quot;brings together farmers and fishermen who observe the skies as they work, navigators who follow the stars, astronomers who watch/listen to the sky, the moon, the stars, and the scientists and business people who work to develop clean ways of harnessing energy for industry, cleaning up polluted atmosphere and skies.&quot; http://www.wickcandle.co.nz/sky_whisperers_ranginui.html \r\n\r\n\r\nThe Reel Earth Environmental Film Festival runs from Friday 11 May to Saturday 19 May 2012 at Downtown Cinemas, Palmerston North, New Zealand.', '', '', '', '', '2012-04-17', '2012-04-17', '', NULL, NULL, 'Palmerston North', 'http://www.reelearth.org.nz', '272', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(69, '', 'MAF Pre Announcement of Priorities and Funding Levels for the 2012/13 SLMACC Funding Round', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nTo enable research providers to consider projects for the 2012/13 funding round, the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) has today released a pre-announcement on research priority topics and funding levels for 2012/13. The full RFP will be released in a few weeks time by MSI. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nAny request for further information on the priority topics should be emailed to Dr Gerald Rys, Principal Science Advisor, Science Policy, Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. Email: <a href=\"mailto:gerald.rys@maf.govt.nz\">gerald.rys@maf.govt.nz</a> \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/64/MAF%20Sustainable%20Land%20Management%20and%20Climate%20Change%20Pre%20Announcement_120417.pdf\" title=\"SLMACCPreAnnouncement1213\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" />&#160;Click here&#160;</a>to download further information&#160;<span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(0.11MB)</span></span>&#160;<br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'To enable research providers to consider projects for the 2012/13 funding round, the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) has today released a pre-announcement on research priority topics and funding levels for 2012/13. The full RFP will be released in a few weeks time by MSI. \r\n\r\n\r\nAny request for further information on the priority topics should be emailed to Dr Gerald Rys, Principal Science Advisor, Science Policy, Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. Email: gerald.rys@maf.govt.nz \r\n\r\n\r\n Click here to download further information (0.11MB)', 'Dr Gerald Rys', '', '', 'gerald.rys@maf.govt.nz', '2012-04-17', '2012-04-17', '', NULL, NULL, 'Wellington, New Zealand', 'http://www.maf.govt.nz/', '273', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(70, '', 'Technical Manual on Respiration Chamber Designs', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>Technical Manual on Respiration Chamber Designs<br /> Released: March 2012<br /> Edited by: Cesar Pinares &amp; Garry Waghorn</p>\r\n<p><a href=\"http://globalresearchalliance.org/e/livestock-research-group-of-the-global-research-alliance-at-its-first-meeting-in-2010/\"><span class=\"mix_file\">Download here&nbsp;</span></a></p>\r\n<p>&nbsp;</p>', 'Technical Manual on Respiration Chamber Designs Released: March 2012 Edited by: Cesar Pinares & Garry Waghorn\r\nDownload here', '', '', '', '', '2012-04-24', '2012-04-24', '', NULL, NULL, '', 'http://www.globalresearchalliance.org', '239', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(71, '', 'RELEASE #6', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/66/NZAGRC_Newsletter06_May_2012.pdf\" title=\"Release006\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" />&#160;Download this Newsletter</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(3.79MB)</span></span> \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&#160; &#160;&#160; <a href=\"http://platoflipbooks.co.nz/NZAGRC/May2012/\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://platoflipbooks.co.nz/NZAGRC/May2012/ ... - link will open in a new window\">View the online flip-book here. </a>\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Download this Newsletter (3.79MB) \r\n\r\n\r\n     View the online flip-book here.', '', '', '', '', '2012-05-28', '2012-05-28', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '280', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(72, '', 'NZ Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research to announce second round', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\n<strong>The New Zealand fund for global partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research will announce a second round of funding in the coming weeks.</strong> \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe four Challenges to be addressed will in essence remain the same as in the current funding round but there will be some changes to the explanatory text to assist bid writers better meet the challenges. The Challenges are:\r\n</p>\r\n<ol>\r\n	<li>Manipulating rumen function</li>\r\n	<li>Reducing nitrous oxide emissions from soils in predominantly grazing livestock systems</li>\r\n	<li>Manipulating the rates of soil carbon change in predominantly grazing livestock systems</li>\r\n	<li>Improved tools for farmer decision making in predominantly grazing livestock systems </li>\r\n</ol>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>For more information go to <a href=\"http://www.mpi.govt.nz/nzlivestockemissionsfund\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://www.mpi.govt.nz/nzlivestockemissionsfund ... - link will open in a new window\">www.mpi.govt.nz/nzlivestockemissionsfund</a></strong><strong>.</strong>\r\n</p>\r\n', 'The New Zealand fund for global partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research will announce a second round of funding in the coming weeks. \r\n\r\n\r\nThe four Challenges to be addressed will in essence remain the same as in the current funding round but there will be some changes to the explanatory text to assist bid writers better meet the challenges. The Challenges are:\r\n\r\n\r\n	Manipulating rumen function\r\n	Reducing nitrous oxide emissions from soils in predominantly grazing livestock systems\r\n	Manipulating the rates of soil carbon change in predominantly grazing livestock systems\r\n	Improved tools for farmer decision making in predominantly grazing livestock systems \r\n\r\n\r\nFor more information go to www.mpi.govt.nz/nzlivestockemissionsfund.', '', '', '', '', '2012-06-05', '2012-06-05', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '240', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(73, '', 'Australian PhD scholarships available in GHG emissions', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nQueensland University of Technology (QUT)&#39;s Institute for Future Environments (IFE) is offering a number of PhD scholarships that will support national climate change research programs. IFE is at the forefront of greenhouse gas emissions assessments from terrestrial ecosystems.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe scholarships are associated with Australian government-funded research projects that examine nitrous oxide emissions, carbon and nitrogen cycle and carbon sequestration from a range of agriculture systems. <br />\r\n<br />\r\nApplications close by 30 June 2012.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nFor further information see: <a href=\"http://www.seek.com.au/Job/qut-institute-for-future-environments-science-phd-scholarships/in/brisbane-brisbane/22399526\">http://www.seek.com.au/Job/qut-institute-for-future-environments-science-phd-scholarships/in/brisbane-brisbane/22399526</a>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<br />\r\n&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Queensland University of Technology (QUT)&#39;s Institute for Future Environments (IFE) is offering a number of PhD scholarships that will support national climate change research programs. IFE is at the forefront of greenhouse gas emissions assessments from terrestrial ecosystems.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe scholarships are associated with Australian government-funded research projects that examine nitrous oxide emissions, carbon and nitrogen cycle and carbon sequestration from a range of agriculture systems. \r\n\r\nApplications close by 30 June 2012.\r\n\r\n\r\nFor further information see: http://www.seek.com.au/Job/qut-institute-for-future-environments-science-phd-scholarships/in/brisbane-brisbane/22399526', '', '', '', '', '2012-06-06', '2012-06-06', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '284', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(74, '', 'The New Zealand Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research: Presentation by MPI and NZAGRC', '', '', '<p>\r\nNew Zealand Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research informal presentation by MPI and NZAGRC.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe presentation and question and answer session will cover aims of the Fund, application process and lessons learned from round one for success in round two. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>Presenters<br />\r\n</strong>Dr Andrea Pickering, Senior Policy Analyst, International Policy, MPI<br />\r\nDr Harry Clark, NZAGRC Director\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nWe look forward to seeing you on Friday. To register, <a href=\"mailto:%65n%71%75%69r%79%40nza%67%72c.%6f%72%67%2enz\" title=\"Click to send an email\">email us</a>.\r\n</p>\r\n', 'New Zealand Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research informal presentation by MPI and NZAGRC.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe presentation and question and answer session will cover aims of the Fund, application process and lessons learned from round one for success in round two. \r\n\r\n\r\nPresenters\r\nDr Andrea Pickering, Senior Policy Analyst, International Policy, MPI\r\nDr Harry Clark, NZAGRC Director\r\n\r\n\r\nWe look forward to seeing you on Friday. To register, email us.', 'NZAGRC', '06 351 8334', '', 'enquiry@nzagrc.org.nz', '2012-06-22', '2012-06-22', '10.30 AM', NULL, NULL, 'Lawrence Room, AgResearch Lincoln', '', '239', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(75, '', 'The New Zealand Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research: Presentation by MPI and NZAGRC', '', '', '<p>\r\nNew Zealand Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research informal presentation by MPI and NZAGRC. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe presentation and question and answer session will cover aims of the Fund, application process and lessons learned from round one for success in round two. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>Presenters<br />\r\n</strong>Dr Andrea Pickering, Senior Policy Analyst, International Policy, MPI<br />\r\nDr Harry Clark, NZAGRC Director \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nWe look forward to seeing you on Thursday. To register, email us. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<br />\r\n&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n', 'New Zealand Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research informal presentation by MPI and NZAGRC. \r\n\r\n\r\nThe presentation and question and answer session will cover aims of the Fund, application process and lessons learned from round one for success in round two. \r\n\r\n\r\nPresenters\r\nDr Andrea Pickering, Senior Policy Analyst, International Policy, MPI\r\nDr Harry Clark, NZAGRC Director \r\n\r\n\r\nWe look forward to seeing you on Thursday. To register, email us.', 'NZAGRC', '', '', 'enquiry@nzagrc.org.nz', '2012-06-21', '2012-06-21', '10.15 AM', NULL, NULL, 'McMeekan Seminar Room, AgResearch Ruakura', '', '239', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(76, '', 'The New Zealand Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research: Presentation by MPI and NZAGRC', '', '', '<p>\r\nNew Zealand Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research informal presentation by MPI and NZAGRC. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe presentation and question and answer session will cover aims of the Fund, application process and lessons learned from round one for success in round two. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nPresenters<br />\r\nDr Andrea Pickering, Senior Policy Analyst, International Policy, MPI<br />\r\nDr Harry Clark, NZAGRC Director \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nWe look forward to seeing you on Tuesday. To register, email us. \r\n</p>\r\n', 'New Zealand Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research informal presentation by MPI and NZAGRC. \r\n\r\n\r\nThe presentation and question and answer session will cover aims of the Fund, application process and lessons learned from round one for success in round two. \r\n\r\n\r\nPresenters\r\nDr Andrea Pickering, Senior Policy Analyst, International Policy, MPI\r\nDr Harry Clark, NZAGRC Director \r\n\r\n\r\nWe look forward to seeing you on Tuesday. To register, email us.', 'NZAGRC', '', '', 'enquiry@nzagrc.org.nz', '2012-06-19', '2012-06-19', '10 AM', NULL, NULL, 'NZAGRC, Palmerton North', '', '239', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(77, '', 'New Zealand Fund for Global Partnerhips in Livestock Emissions Research: Targetted meetings presentation', 'Global Research Alliance', '', '<p>\r\nRecent meetings in Palmerston North, Hamilton and Christchurch to discuss Round two of the New Zealand Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research were held successfully.&#160; A copy of the presentation is available for download\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/71/GPF%20roadshow%20presentation%20June%202012.pdf\" title=\"GPF Presentation June 2012\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> GPF Presentation June 2012</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(1.28MB)</span></span>&#160;<br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Recent meetings in Palmerston North, Hamilton and Christchurch to discuss Round two of the New Zealand Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research were held successfully.  A copy of the presentation is available for download\r\n\r\n\r\n GPF Presentation June 2012 (1.28MB)', '', '', '', '', '2012-07-05', '2012-07-05', '', NULL, NULL, 'Palmerston North, Hamilton, Christchurch', 'http://www.globalresearchalliance.org.nz', '239', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(78, '', 'Round Two Open: The New Zealand Fund for global partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research', 'NZAGRC', '', '<p>\r\nMPI and the NZAGRC are pleased to announce the opening of the second round of the New Zealand Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nFor more information \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nDownload presentation from recent targeted meetings <br />\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/71/GPF%20roadshow%20presentation%20June%202012.pdf\" title=\"GPF Presentation June 2012\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> GPF Presentation June 2012</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(1.28MB)</span></span>&#160;<br />\r\n<br />\r\nVisit <a href=\"http://www.mpi.govt.nz/nzlivestockemissionsfund\">http://www.mpi.govt.nz/nzlivestockemissionsfund</a>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nAll questions must be directed to Sue Escott-Brown at Ministry for Primary Industries <a href=\"mailto:sue.escott-brown@mpi.govt.nz\">sue.escott-brown@mpi.govt.nz</a>\r\n</p>\r\n', 'MPI and the NZAGRC are pleased to announce the opening of the second round of the New Zealand Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research.\r\n\r\n\r\nFor more information \r\n\r\n\r\nDownload presentation from recent targeted meetings \r\n GPF Presentation June 2012 (1.28MB) \r\n\r\nVisit http://www.mpi.govt.nz/nzlivestockemissionsfund\r\n\r\n\r\nAll questions must be directed to Sue Escott-Brown at Ministry for Primary Industries sue.escott-brown@mpi.govt.nz', '', '', '', '', '2012-07-05', '2012-07-05', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '239', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(79, '', 'Training Workshop on GHG Flux Measurements', '', '', '<p>\r\nA&#160;one day discussion and training workshop has been organised for&#160;the 8th October in Porto Alegre, Brasil,&#160;on measurements of greenhouse gas fluxes in agricultural systems, with a focus on eddy flux methods. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nPlease find a preliminary program attached. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThis training workshop is free and open. It will take place side by side with the International Symposium on Integrated Crop-Livestock systems 2012 (<a href=\"http://www.icls2012.com)%20during/\">www.icls2012.com) during</a> the same week in Porto Alegre.&#160; \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThis one day training workshop will be funded by the &#39;AnimalChange&#39; project and will be held under the auspices of the Global Research Alliance. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/74/Programme%20Workshop%20on%20GHG%20measurment.pdf\" title=\"TrainingWorkshopProgramme\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> Training Workshop Programme</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(0.31MB)</span></span>&#160;<br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'A one day discussion and training workshop has been organised for the 8th October in Porto Alegre, Brasil, on measurements of greenhouse gas fluxes in agricultural systems, with a focus on eddy flux methods. \r\n\r\n\r\nPlease find a preliminary program attached. \r\n\r\n\r\nThis training workshop is free and open. It will take place side by side with the International Symposium on Integrated Crop-Livestock systems 2012 (www.icls2012.com) during the same week in Porto Alegre.  \r\n\r\n\r\nThis one day training workshop will be funded by the &#39;AnimalChange&#39; project and will be held under the auspices of the Global Research Alliance. \r\n\r\n\r\n Training Workshop Programme (0.31MB)', 'Dr. Jean-Francois Soussana', '', '', 'jfsoussana@clermont.inra.fr', '2012-10-08', '2012-10-08', '', NULL, NULL, 'Porto Alegre, RGS, Brasil', 'http://www.globalresearchalliance.org/', '239', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(80, '', 'PhD and Post Doc positions in Rumen Metagenomics', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nAgResearch is looking for a PhD student and a Post Doctoral Fellow to work in the area of rumen metagenomics as part of a larger programme which is deep sequencing the rumen microbiome to find means of reducing New Zealand agricultural methane emissions from ruminant animals. The positions will be based at the Grasslands campus of AgResearch in Palmerston North, New Zealand. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nClosing date for applications is 31 August 2012. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nFor further information see: <a href=\"https://secure.agresearch.co.nz/careers/vacancies.aspx\">https://secure.agresearch.co.nz/careers/vacancies.aspx</a> \r\n</p>\r\n', 'AgResearch is looking for a PhD student and a Post Doctoral Fellow to work in the area of rumen metagenomics as part of a larger programme which is deep sequencing the rumen microbiome to find means of reducing New Zealand agricultural methane emissions from ruminant animals. The positions will be based at the Grasslands campus of AgResearch in Palmerston North, New Zealand. \r\n\r\n\r\nClosing date for applications is 31 August 2012. \r\n\r\n\r\nFor further information see: https://secure.agresearch.co.nz/careers/vacancies.aspx', '', '', '', '', '2012-08-15', '2012-08-15', '', NULL, NULL, 'New Zealand', '', '97', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(81, '', 'RELEASE #7', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/81/NZAGRC_Newsletter07_August_2012.pdf\" title=\"Release007\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" />&#160;Download this Newsletter</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(5.40MB)</span></span>&#160;<br />\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<a href=\"http://platoflipbooks.co.nz/NZAGRC/August%202012/NZAGRC-ReleaseAugust2012/\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://platoflipbooks.co.nz/NZAGRC/August%202012/N... - link will open in a new window\">View the online flip-book here.</a> \r\n</p>\r\n', 'Download this Newsletter (5.40MB) \r\n\r\n\r\nView the online flip-book here.', '', '', '', '', '2012-08-21', '2012-08-21', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '286', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(82, '', '4th IBI International Biochar Congress', '', '', 'International research into all aspects of biochar science and technology has grown rapidly over the last decade or so. This meeting will represent this world wide growth in interest and will cover the entire range of current biochar-related research. Scientific sessions will include biochar production, the chemistry, biology and physics of biochar- soil interactions, agronomic and economic aspects and biochar as a possible mitigator of global climate change. The very long half-life of biochar in soil, of possibly thousands of years, confers obvious advantages, in terms of various soil managements. It also poses a challenge to the scientific community to identify the short- and long-term risks of its incorporation to soil, if any, and how they may be overcome, before it can be widely used commercially.\r\n', 'International research into all aspects of biochar science and technology has grown rapidly over the last decade or so. This meeting will represent this world wide growth in interest and will cover the entire range of current biochar-related research. Scientific sessions will include biochar production, the chemistry, biology and physics of biochar- soil interactions, agronomic and economic aspects and biochar as a possible mitigator of global climate change. The very long half-life of biochar in soil, of possibly thousands of years, confers obvious advantages, in terms of various soil managements. It also poses a challenge to the scientific community to identify the short- and long-term risks of its incorporation to soil, if any, and how they may be overcome, before it can be widely used commercially.', '', '', '', '', '2012-09-16', '2012-09-20', '', NULL, NULL, 'Beijing, China', 'http://www.ibi2012.org/', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(83, '', '5th Joint Australian and New Zealand Soil Science Conference', '', '', 'Over 300 delegates from throughout Australasia are expected to attend, including researchers, analysts, educationists, advisors, extension agents, land managers and policy makers from national, state and local government, universities and the private sector. The conference theme Soil Solutions for Diverse Landscapes reflects the breadth of soils, landforms and climate across the region, and the corresponding breadth of land use; from agriculture to forestry, conservation, recreation and urban use. \r\n', 'Over 300 delegates from throughout Australasia are expected to attend, including researchers, analysts, educationists, advisors, extension agents, land managers and policy makers from national, state and local government, universities and the private sector. The conference theme Soil Solutions for Diverse Landscapes reflects the breadth of soils, landforms and climate across the region, and the corresponding breadth of land use; from agriculture to forestry, conservation, recreation and urban use.', '', '', '', '', '2012-12-02', '2012-12-07', '', NULL, NULL, 'Tasmania, Australia', 'http://www.soilscience2012.com/', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(84, '', '22nd International Grasslands Congress', '', '', 'The overall Congress theme is revitalising grasslands to sustain our communities. \r\n<p>\r\nThe program will explore the current issues facing grasslands around the world and share the latest industry developments and solutions.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe proposed Congress program will be delivered in three main streams: \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n1. Improving production efficiency to revitalise grasslands <br />\r\n2. Improving grassland environment and resources <br />\r\n3. Grassland people, rights, policies, practices and processes\r\n</p>\r\n', 'The overall Congress theme is revitalising grasslands to sustain our communities. \r\n\r\nThe program will explore the current issues facing grasslands around the world and share the latest industry developments and solutions.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe proposed Congress program will be delivered in three main streams: \r\n\r\n\r\n1. Improving production efficiency to revitalise grasslands \r\n2. Improving grassland environment and resources \r\n3. Grassland people, rights, policies, practices and processes', '', '', '', '', '2013-09-15', '2013-09-19', '', NULL, NULL, 'Sydney, Australia', 'http://www.igc2013.com/', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(85, '', '35th Congreso Argentino de Produccion Animal', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '2012-10-09', '2012-10-12', '', NULL, NULL, 'Cordoba, Argentina', 'http://www.aapa.org.ar/web/2012/08/35-congreso-argentino-de-produccion-animal/', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N');
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(86, '', 'GGAA 2013', '', '', 'This scientific meeting will attract speakers and delegates from throughout the globe and builds on previous successful meetings in the series. The meeting will focus on advancements in the areas of animal derived GHG mitigation since the last meeting in Banff, 2010. Efforts are underway to maximise participation by delegates from developing countries.\r\n', 'This scientific meeting will attract speakers and delegates from throughout the globe and builds on previous successful meetings in the series. The meeting will focus on advancements in the areas of animal derived GHG mitigation since the last meeting in Banff, 2010. Efforts are underway to maximise participation by delegates from developing countries.', '', '', '', '', '2013-06-23', '2013-06-26', '', NULL, NULL, 'Dublin, Ireland', 'http://www.ggaa2013.ie/', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(87, '', '17th Nitrogen Cycle Meeting', '', '', '<p>\r\nThe annual European Nitrogen Cycle Meetings have a long track record as an arena for encounters between disciplines in nitrogen research, ranging from enzymologists/biochemists to ecologists. The meetings have been an important arena for networking within and across disciplines.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe meetings have covered a range of topics within nitrogen research, but with a primary focus on the physiology, biochemistry, regulatory biology and ecology of microorganisms within functional groups such as nitrogen fixing, nitrifying, denitrifying and anoxic ammonia oxidizing prokaryotes. Young scientists are encouraged to present their research (oral or posters), providing an opportunity for constructive feedback from a curious, critical and friendly audience with profound knowledge. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nMicrobial N-transformations &quot;lend themselves&quot; to mathematical modeling/systems biology, and we encourage participants to present ideas and ongoing modeling efforts (few if any have been published so far!). We need progress in this direction, and will dedicate one session to this topic. \r\n</p>\r\n', 'The annual European Nitrogen Cycle Meetings have a long track record as an arena for encounters between disciplines in nitrogen research, ranging from enzymologists/biochemists to ecologists. The meetings have been an important arena for networking within and across disciplines.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe meetings have covered a range of topics within nitrogen research, but with a primary focus on the physiology, biochemistry, regulatory biology and ecology of microorganisms within functional groups such as nitrogen fixing, nitrifying, denitrifying and anoxic ammonia oxidizing prokaryotes. Young scientists are encouraged to present their research (oral or posters), providing an opportunity for constructive feedback from a curious, critical and friendly audience with profound knowledge. \r\n\r\n\r\nMicrobial N-transformations &quot;lend themselves&quot; to mathematical modeling/systems biology, and we encourage participants to present ideas and ongoing modeling efforts (few if any have been published so far!). We need progress in this direction, and will dedicate one session to this topic.', '', '', '', '', '2012-09-26', '2012-09-28', '', NULL, NULL, 'Oslo, Norway', 'http://www.umb.no/nitrogengroup/article/17th-nitrogen-cycle-meeting', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(88, '', 'GGAA 2013 Call for One-page Summaries Now Open', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nThe GGAA 2013 Scientific Committee are now accepting one-page summaries for review. An example and template for the summary are available to download on the Greenhouse Gases &#38; Animal Agriculture website. Format and content guidelines are also available, along with a checklist for review.&#160;&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nSummary Submission Deadline: Friday 18th January 2013 \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nNote, summaries will be published in the Cambridge University Press series &#8216;Advances in Animal Biosciences&#39; and must be suitable for use as a scientific reference. Submission of a summary is deemed a commitment to present the paper. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Scientific Committee will review all summaries submitted and contact&#160;authors regarding&#160;their submissions by Monday 4th March 2013. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe Scientific Programme will run from Monday 24th to Wednesday 26th June 2013, including a mix of invited and offered theatre presentations, as well as poster session presentations. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n</p>\r\n', 'The GGAA 2013 Scientific Committee are now accepting one-page summaries for review. An example and template for the summary are available to download on the Greenhouse Gases & Animal Agriculture website. Format and content guidelines are also available, along with a checklist for review.  \r\n\r\n\r\nSummary Submission Deadline: Friday 18th January 2013 \r\n\r\n\r\nNote, summaries will be published in the Cambridge University Press series ‘Advances in Animal Biosciences&#39; and must be suitable for use as a scientific reference. Submission of a summary is deemed a commitment to present the paper. \r\n\r\n\r\nThe Scientific Committee will review all summaries submitted and contact authors regarding their submissions by Monday 4th March 2013. \r\n\r\n\r\nThe Scientific Programme will run from Monday 24th to Wednesday 26th June 2013, including a mix of invited and offered theatre presentations, as well as poster session presentations.', '', '', '', '', '2012-10-01', '2012-10-01', '', NULL, NULL, '', 'http://www.ggaa2013.ie/', '292', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(89, '', 'Annual Report 2012', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/89/2012%20Annual%20Report_Web%20version.pdf\" title=\"NZAGRC2012AnnualReport\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> <strong>Download this report</strong></a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(1.39MB)</span></span>&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Download this report (1.39MB)', '', '', '', '', '2012-10-08', '2012-10-08', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '293', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(90, '', 'Agriculture dinner honours student achievement', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nNZAGRC pipeline&#160;scholarship recipients,&#160;Cameron Shaw, Calvin Ball and Samatha Edgar, were honoured recently at the Annual Massey Agriculture Dinner. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<a href=\"http://www.massey.ac.nz/massey/about-massey/news/article.cfm?mnarticle_uuid=CBAB8E2B-E562-5B29-CA48-CBAF5823C059\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://www.massey.ac.nz/massey/about-massey/news/a... - link will open in a new window\">Click to read more</a> \r\n</p>\r\n', 'NZAGRC pipeline scholarship recipients, Cameron Shaw, Calvin Ball and Samatha Edgar, were honoured recently at the Annual Massey Agriculture Dinner. \r\n\r\n\r\nClick to read more', '', '', '', '', '2012-10-17', '2012-10-17', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '103', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(91, '', 'Highlights 2012', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/91/NZAGRC%20Highlights%20Book_2012.pdf\" title=\"NZAGRC_HIGHLIGHTS2012\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> <strong>Download this report</strong></a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(10.54MB)</span></span>&#160;&#160;<br />\r\n', 'Download this report (10.54MB)', '', '', '', '', '2012-10-29', '2012-10-29', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '296', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(92, '', 'The New Zealand Farming Story: Tackling Agricultural Emissions ', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p><iframe src=\"//www.youtube.com/embed/BC3vuRSiLh4\" width=\"425\" height=\"350\"></iframe></p>\r\n<p>This film is the product of years of research into how New Zealand can reduce our agricultural greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) to reduce climate change. It covers the basic science along with current and potential future technological solutions. With a range of views from farmers to scientists to economists, the film also looks at the challenge of mitigating agricultural GHGs. It covers how we can develop policy and actions to not only deal with NZ\'s emissions, but lead the world in showing other countries it can be done.</p>\r\n<p>The film features Harry Clark and Andy Reisinger from the NZAGRC.</p>\r\n<p>It was produced by Motu (<a href=\"http://www.motu.org.nz/\">www.motu.org.nz</a>)</p>', 'This film is the product of years of research into how New Zealand can reduce our agricultural greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) to reduce climate change. It covers the basic science along with current and potential future technological solutions. With a range of views from farmers to scientists to economists, the film also looks at the challenge of mitigating agricultural GHGs. It covers how we can develop policy and actions to not only deal with NZ\'s emissions, but lead the world in showing other countries it can be done.\r\nThe film features Harry Clark and Andy Reisinger from the NZAGRC.\r\nIt was produced by Motu (www.motu.org.nz)', '', '', '', '', '2012-11-15', '2012-11-15', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '540', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(372, '', 'Dr Harry Clark on greenhouse gas emissions research', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>    Dr Harry Clark on greenhouse gas emissions research | Nine To Noon, 9:38 am on 11 July 2012 | RNZ      <!-- [if lt IE 9]>\r\n  <script src=\"/x/respond-d4014b76b30329f3084e05977533388839c00431b090326f1c0172f5d919540e.js\"></script>\r\n  <![endif]--></p>\r\n<div class=\"wrapper\">\r\n<div id=\"documentContent\" class=\"content\">\r\n<div class=\"content__primary\">\r\n<div class=\"article article-audio article-audio-2524749\">\r\n<div class=\"article__summary\">\r\n<p>Emissions trading and climate change - where are we at with research? Dr Harry Clark is Director of the NZ Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre.</p>\r\n<p><strong><a href=\"http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/ninetonoon/audio/2524749/dr-harry-clark\">Listen</a></strong> (external website)</p>\r\n</div>\r\n</div>\r\n</div>\r\n</div>\r\n</div>', 'Dr Harry Clark on greenhouse gas emissions research | Nine To Noon, 9:38 am on 11 July 2012 | RNZ      \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nEmissions trading and climate change - where are we at with research? Dr Harry Clark is Director of the NZ Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre.\r\nListen (external website)', '', '', '', '', '2012-07-11', '2012-07-11', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '528', 'Dr Harry Clark on greenhouse gas emissions research', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(93, '', 'The Impact of Livestock Agriculture on Climate Change', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nThere is robust scientific evidence that the climate is changing, and that most of the warming observed over the past 50 years is due to increasing greenhouse gas concentrations from human activities. This fact sheet summarises why, and how, livestock agriculture contributes to climate change, and why limiting the projected global increase in those emissions is seen as a key component of dealing with climate change. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nWith almost half of our emissions from agriculture, New Zealand is unique in the developed world. Understanding the global contribution of agriculture to climate change provides important context for New Zealand\'s efforts to enable agriculture to continue to create wealth in a carbon constrained world. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/95/1_%20Impact%20of%20Livestock%20Agriculture%20on%20Climate%20Change%20-%20Fact%20Sheet.pdf\" title=\"NZAGRC_Factsheet1\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" />&#160;Download fact sheet 1 (high res)</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(5.80MB)</span></span>&#160; \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/99/1_%20Impact%20of%20Livestock%20Agriculture%20on%20Climate%20Change%20-%20Fact%20Sheet_Low%20res.pdf\" title=\"NZAGRC_Factsheet1_low res\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> Download fact sheet 1 (low res)</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(1.13MB)</span></span>&#160;<br />\r\n<br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'There is robust scientific evidence that the climate is changing, and that most of the warming observed over the past 50 years is due to increasing greenhouse gas concentrations from human activities. This fact sheet summarises why, and how, livestock agriculture contributes to climate change, and why limiting the projected global increase in those emissions is seen as a key component of dealing with climate change. \r\n\r\n\r\nWith almost half of our emissions from agriculture, New Zealand is unique in the developed world. Understanding the global contribution of agriculture to climate change provides important context for New Zealand\'s efforts to enable agriculture to continue to create wealth in a carbon constrained world. \r\n\r\n\r\n Download fact sheet 1 (high res) (5.80MB)  \r\n\r\n\r\n Download fact sheet 1 (low res) (1.13MB)', '', '', '', '', '2012-11-26', '2012-11-26', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '299', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(94, '', 'Impacts of Global Climate Change on New Zealand Agriculture', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nClimate change presents multiple challenges to New Zealand. Some are direct - such as climatic impacts on domestic agricultural production, or domestic climate policies - but further, indirect impacts could come from overseas, via trade, such as climate-induced production shifts, global responses to greenhouse gas mitigation measures, consumer perceptions and reputational issues. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThese international flow-on effects are complex and hard to quantify, but they are an important part of the overall picture. Many climate impacts and responses overseas - such as increased demand, higher returns, competitive advantage and smart marketing - could help to offset domestic weather impacts and emissions mitigation costs. This fact sheet summarises what we currently know about these multiple influences, and how they can inform New Zealand&#39;s response to climate change. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/96/2_Impacts%20of%20Global%20Climate%20Change%20on%20New%20Zealand%20Agriculture%20-%20Fact%20Sheet.pdf\" title=\"NZAGRC_Factsheet2\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" />&#160;Download fact sheet 2 (high res)</a>&#160;<span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(6.88MB)</span></span>&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/100/2_Impacts%20of%20Global%20Climate%20Change%20on%20New%20Zealand%20Agriculture%20-%20Fact%20Sheet_Low%20res.pdf\" title=\"NZAGRC_Factsheet2_Low res\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> Download fact sheet 2 (low res)</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(1.29MB)</span></span>&#160;<br />\r\n<br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Climate change presents multiple challenges to New Zealand. Some are direct - such as climatic impacts on domestic agricultural production, or domestic climate policies - but further, indirect impacts could come from overseas, via trade, such as climate-induced production shifts, global responses to greenhouse gas mitigation measures, consumer perceptions and reputational issues. \r\n\r\n\r\nThese international flow-on effects are complex and hard to quantify, but they are an important part of the overall picture. Many climate impacts and responses overseas - such as increased demand, higher returns, competitive advantage and smart marketing - could help to offset domestic weather impacts and emissions mitigation costs. This fact sheet summarises what we currently know about these multiple influences, and how they can inform New Zealand&#39;s response to climate change. \r\n\r\n\r\n Download fact sheet 2 (high res) (6.88MB) \r\n\r\n\r\n Download fact sheet 2 (low res) (1.29MB)', '', '', '', '', '2012-11-26', '2012-11-26', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '300', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(95, '', 'Economic and Policy Implications of Alternative GHG Metrics', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nAgriculture emits a range of greenhouse gases. Evaluating the effectiveness of mitigation strategies requires a way to compare the contribution of individual gases to overall emissions. This is usually done by converting emissions of methane and nitrous oxide into so-called &quot;carbon dioxide equivalents&quot; using a simple multiplier. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nHowever, there is more way than one to compare apples and oranges, and the same applies to different greenhouse gases. This fact sheet describes the most common equivalence metric, the Global Warming Potential, used by the UNFCCC and in the Kyoto Protocol. Alternative metrics exist though and could give very different weight in particular to methane. The fact sheet highlights the potential implications of alternative metrics - globally, and for New Zealand - for our collective efforts to limit greenhouse gas emissions and projected climate change at least cost. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/97/3_GHG%20Metrics%20-%20Fact%20Sheet.pdf\" title=\"NZAGRC_Factsheet3\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> Download fact sheet 3 (high res)</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(2.79MB)</span></span>&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/101/3_GHG%20Metrics%20-%20Fact%20Sheet_Low%20res.pdf\" title=\"NZAGRC_Factsheet3_Low res\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> Download fact sheet 3 (low res)</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(0.83MB)</span></span>&#160;<br />\r\n<br />\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Agriculture emits a range of greenhouse gases. Evaluating the effectiveness of mitigation strategies requires a way to compare the contribution of individual gases to overall emissions. This is usually done by converting emissions of methane and nitrous oxide into so-called &quot;carbon dioxide equivalents&quot; using a simple multiplier. \r\n\r\n\r\nHowever, there is more way than one to compare apples and oranges, and the same applies to different greenhouse gases. This fact sheet describes the most common equivalence metric, the Global Warming Potential, used by the UNFCCC and in the Kyoto Protocol. Alternative metrics exist though and could give very different weight in particular to methane. The fact sheet highlights the potential implications of alternative metrics - globally, and for New Zealand - for our collective efforts to limit greenhouse gas emissions and projected climate change at least cost. \r\n\r\n\r\n Download fact sheet 3 (high res) (2.79MB) \r\n\r\n\r\n Download fact sheet 3 (low res) (0.83MB)', '', '', '', '', '2012-11-26', '2012-11-26', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '301', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(96, '', 'NZAGRC Release of Information process now on-line', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nFor all NZAGRC-funded researchers, the old paper-based Release of Information process has now been upgraded to an on-line system.&#160; The aim is that this will streamline the process for all involved.&#160; Please contact the Centre Administrator for further information.\r\n</p>\r\n', 'For all NZAGRC-funded researchers, the old paper-based Release of Information process has now been upgraded to an on-line system.  The aim is that this will streamline the process for all involved.  Please contact the Centre Administrator for further information.', '', '', '', '', '2012-12-05', '2012-12-05', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '302', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(97, '', 'RELEASE #8', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\n<span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/106/NZAGRC%20Newsletter%20November%202012_Final_low%20res.pdf\" title=\"Release008\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> Download this Newsletter</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(1.05MB)</span></span>&#160;<br />\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<a href=\"http://platoflipbooks.co.nz/NZAGRC/November-2012/NZAGRC-ReleaseNovember2012/\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://platoflipbooks.co.nz/NZAGRC/November-2012/N... - link will open in a new window\">View the online flip-book here.</a>\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Download this Newsletter (1.05MB) \r\n\r\n\r\nView the online flip-book here.', '', '', '', '', '2012-12-11', '2012-12-11', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '303', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(98, '', 'Agricultural GHG Research Receives Boost through PGgRc ', 'NZAGRC Team', 'enquiry@nzagrc.org.nz', '<p>\r\nThe Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium (PGgRc) has secured funding from the agriculture sector and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) to continue research to find tools for mitigating greenhouse gases. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nFor the Minister&#39;s 4 February release click <a href=\"http://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/21m-new-funding-benefit-research-partnerships\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/21m-new-funding... - link will open in a new window\">HERE</a> \r\n</p>\r\n', 'The Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium (PGgRc) has secured funding from the agriculture sector and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) to continue research to find tools for mitigating greenhouse gases. \r\n\r\n\r\nFor the Minister&#39;s 4 February release click HERE', 'Mark Aspin, Consortium Manager ', '04 4716031', '', 'mark.aspin@pggrc.co.nz ', '2013-02-04', '2013-02-04', '', NULL, NULL, '', 'http://www.pggrc.co.nz', '105', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(99, '', 'Funding opportunities on agricultural greenhouse gas research', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nThe Ministry for Primary Industries has committed NZ$1.6million to a multi-partner call for agricultural greenhouse gas (GHG) research through the Joint Programming Initiative on Agriculture, Food Security and Climate Change (FACCE - JPI). &#160;The FACCE-JPI is an intergovernmental initiative of 21 European Member States and Associated Countries who are committed to addressing the global challenges of Agriculture, Food Security and Climate Change. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe deadline for Letter of Intent submission through the FACCE-JPI research call dedicated website (<a href=\"https://www.submission-faccejpi.com/\">https://www.submission-faccejpi.com/</a>) is <strong>27 March 2013</strong>, 15:00 Central European Summer Time (CEST). \r\n</p>\r\n', 'The Ministry for Primary Industries has committed NZ$1.6million to a multi-partner call for agricultural greenhouse gas (GHG) research through the Joint Programming Initiative on Agriculture, Food Security and Climate Change (FACCE - JPI).  The FACCE-JPI is an intergovernmental initiative of 21 European Member States and Associated Countries who are committed to addressing the global challenges of Agriculture, Food Security and Climate Change. \r\n\r\n\r\nThe deadline for Letter of Intent submission through the FACCE-JPI research call dedicated website (https://www.submission-faccejpi.com/) is 27 March 2013, 15:00 Central European Summer Time (CEST).', 'Victoria Hatton', '06 351 8336', '', 'victoria.hatton@nzagrc.org.nz', '2013-02-08', '2013-02-08', '', NULL, NULL, 'Wellington', '', '240', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(100, '', 'RELEASE #9', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<span class=\"mix_file\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" />&#160;Download this Newsletter&#160;<span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(0.57MB)</span></span>&#160;<br />\r\nView the online flip-book <a href=\"http://platoflipbooks.co.nz/NZAGRC/2013-April/NZAGRC-April2013/\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://platoflipbooks.co.nz/NZAGRC/2013-April/NZAG... - link will open in a new window\">here</a> \r\n', 'Download this Newsletter (0.57MB) \r\nView the online flip-book here', '', '', '', '', '2013-05-03', '2013-05-03', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '305', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(101, '', 'MEETING THE CHALLENGE: A STRATEGY FOR A NEW ZEALAND CLIMATE POLICY ', '', '', '<p>\r\nKennedy Graham, Green Party spokesperson for climate change, invites you to a one-day conference in Parliament on Friday 7th June with the aim of fostering cross-party and public dialogue on climate change. The conference will feature leading scientists, policy analysts, civil society and private sector representatives.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<a href=\"http://www.eventbrite.co.nz/event/6113111481/?ref=enivte001&#38;invite=MzUyMjE0My9lbnF1aXJ5QG56YWdyYy5vcmcubnovMA%3D%3D&#38;utm_source=eb_email&#38;utm_medium=email&#38;utm_campaign=inviteformalv2&#38;utm_term=attend&#38;ref=enivte001#\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://www.eventbrite.co.nz/event/6113111481/?ref=... - link will open in a new window\">READ MORE</a>&#160;(external site)\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Kennedy Graham, Green Party spokesperson for climate change, invites you to a one-day conference in Parliament on Friday 7th June with the aim of fostering cross-party and public dialogue on climate change. The conference will feature leading scientists, policy analysts, civil society and private sector representatives.\r\n\r\n\r\nREAD MORE (external site)', 'Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand', '', '', 'jenny.ombler@parliament.govt.nz', '2013-06-07', '2013-06-07', '9am to 4.30pm', NULL, NULL, 'Legislative Council Chamber, Parliament Buildings, Wellington', 'http://www.eventbrite.co.nz/event/6113111481/?ref=enivte001&invite=MzUyMjE0My9lbnF1aXJ5QG56YWdyYy5vcmcubnovMA%3D%3D&utm_source=eb_email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=inviteformalv2&utm_term=attend&ref=enivte001#', '306', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(102, '', 'HIGHLIGHTS 2013', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '2014-01-27', '2014-01-27', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '307', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(103, '', 'HIGHLIGHTS 2013', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<span class=\"mix_file\">&#160;<a href=\"user/file/461/NZAGRC%20Highlights%20Book_2013_LR%20spreads.pdf\" title=\"NZAGRC Highlights 2013\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" />&#160;<strong>Download this report</strong></a><strong> </strong><span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(0.55MB)</span></span>&#160;<br />\r\n', 'Download this report (0.55MB)', '', '', '', '', '2014-01-27', '2014-01-27', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '307', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(104, '', 'IPCC AR5 Working Group II and  III Stakeholder Workshop', '', '', '<p>\r\nThe New Zealand Climate Change Centre (NZCCC), together with the Royal Society of New Zealand, would like to invite you to a free Stakeholder Workshop in Wellington on Wednesday 30 April (9 am - 5 pm) regarding the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Fifth Assessment Report. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThis workshop will focus on the, by then approved, Working Group II (Impacts, Adaptation, &#38; Vulnerability) and Working Group III (Mitigation) Report findings.&#160; \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nDr Chris Field (IPCC WGII Co-chair) will deliver a presentation via video-conference on key WGII Summary for Policymaker findings.&#160; All New Zealand WGII and WGIII IPCC Lead Authors will be present to deliver presentations and take questions on key report and individual chapter findings. Lesley Hughes (Macquarie University) will also join via video-conference to deliver relevant &#8216;Australia&#39; findings. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>Please see <span class=\"mix_file\"><a href=\"user/file/515/IPCC%20Stakeholder%20Workshop%20%2830%20April%29.pdf\" title=\"IPCC Workshop 30 April 2014\"><img src=\"images/icons/icon_pdf.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"pdf\" vspace=\"1\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\" align=\"absMiddle\" /> IPCC Workshop 30 April 2014</a> <span style=\"font-size: 80%\">(0.63MB)</span></span>&#160;<br />\r\nTo <u>register</u> visit: <a href=\"http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/ipcc\">www.royalsociety.org.nz/ipcc</a></strong> \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nYou may register for either the morning (9:00 am - 12:30pm - WGII) or afternoon (1:30 - 5:00 pm WGIII) session, or both. Each session is limited to 150 attendees, so early registration is advised to secure your place.&#160; \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nFor those unable to attend in person, the workshop will be streamed online via a web-cast.&#160; Please register your interest in joining via the web-cast and further details will be sent to you in due course. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n-- NZCCC \r\n</p>\r\n', 'The New Zealand Climate Change Centre (NZCCC), together with the Royal Society of New Zealand, would like to invite you to a free Stakeholder Workshop in Wellington on Wednesday 30 April (9 am - 5 pm) regarding the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Fifth Assessment Report. \r\n\r\n\r\nThis workshop will focus on the, by then approved, Working Group II (Impacts, Adaptation, & Vulnerability) and Working Group III (Mitigation) Report findings.  \r\n\r\n\r\nDr Chris Field (IPCC WGII Co-chair) will deliver a presentation via video-conference on key WGII Summary for Policymaker findings.  All New Zealand WGII and WGIII IPCC Lead Authors will be present to deliver presentations and take questions on key report and individual chapter findings. Lesley Hughes (Macquarie University) will also join via video-conference to deliver relevant ‘Australia&#39; findings. \r\n\r\n\r\nPlease see  IPCC Workshop 30 April 2014 (0.63MB) \r\nTo register visit: www.royalsociety.org.nz/ipcc \r\n\r\n\r\nYou may register for either the morning (9:00 am - 12:30pm - WGII) or afternoon (1:30 - 5:00 pm WGIII) session, or both. Each session is limited to 150 attendees, so early registration is advised to secure your place.  \r\n\r\n\r\nFor those unable to attend in person, the workshop will be streamed online via a web-cast.  Please register your interest in joining via the web-cast and further details will be sent to you in due course. \r\n\r\n\r\n-- NZCCC', '', '', '', '', '2014-04-30', '2014-04-30', '', NULL, NULL, 'Wellington', 'http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/ipcc', '308', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(105, '', 'IPCC AR5 WG II: report released ', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nIntergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Fifth Assessment Report Working Group II (Impacts, Adaptation, &#38; Vulnerability) released today, 31 March 2014.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nNZAGRC Deputy Director is Coordinating Lead Author for Chapter 25 covering the Australasian region. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>For the full report: </strong><a href=\"http://ipcc-wg2.gov/AR5/report/final-drafts/\">http://ipcc-wg2.gov/AR5/report/final-drafts/</a>\r\n</p>\r\n<strong><strong><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"><strong><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"><strong><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"><strong><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"></font></font></strong></font></font></strong></font></font></strong></font></font></strong></strong><strong><strong><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"><strong><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"><strong><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"><strong><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"><strong><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"></font><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\"><font face=\"Times New Roman\" size=\"2\">\r\n<p>\r\nFor IPCC media release: <a href=\"http://www.ipcc.ch/pdf/ar5/pr_wg2/140330_pr_wgII_spm_en.pdf\">http://www.ipcc.ch/pdf/ar5/pr_wg2/140330_pr_wgII_spm_en.pdf</a>\r\n</p>\r\n</font></font></strong></font></font></strong></font></font></strong></font></font></strong></font></font></strong></strong>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>For information on arranging media interviews with Andy: </strong><a href=\"http://ipcc.ch/pdf/press/media_advisory_WGII_interviews_140317.pdf\">http://ipcc.ch/pdf/press/media_advisory_WGII_interviews_140317.pdf</a>\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Fifth Assessment Report Working Group II (Impacts, Adaptation, & Vulnerability) released today, 31 March 2014.\r\n\r\n\r\nNZAGRC Deputy Director is Coordinating Lead Author for Chapter 25 covering the Australasian region. \r\n\r\n\r\nFor the full report: http://ipcc-wg2.gov/AR5/report/final-drafts/\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nFor IPCC media release: http://www.ipcc.ch/pdf/ar5/pr_wg2/140330_pr_wgII_spm_en.pdf\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nFor information on arranging media interviews with Andy: http://ipcc.ch/pdf/press/media_advisory_WGII_interviews_140317.pdf', '', '', '', '', '2014-03-31', '2014-03-31', '', NULL, NULL, 'Tokyo, Japan', '', '312', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(106, '', 'Keeping it Pure', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\n<span class=\"h7 h7\">Keeping it Pure </span>is a series about the New Zealand environment.&#160;The series canvasses the opinion of leading scientists, environmentalists, farmers and business leaders.&#160; NZAGRC Director, Harry Clark MNZM PhD and NZAGRC Principal Investigator, Dr Peter Janssen provided short segments detailing methane reduction and featured in episode 2. The six episode series was produced in 2013 by Greenstone TV and aired in early 2014 on Prime TV. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nSee the full docmentary overview and trailor at <a href=\"http://www.greenstonetv.com/programmes/documentaries/society/keeping-it-pure/\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://www.greenstonetv.com/programmes/documentari... - link will open in a new window\" class=\"h7\">www.greenstonetv.com</a> \r\n</p>\r\n', 'Keeping it Pure is a series about the New Zealand environment. The series canvasses the opinion of leading scientists, environmentalists, farmers and business leaders.  NZAGRC Director, Harry Clark MNZM PhD and NZAGRC Principal Investigator, Dr Peter Janssen provided short segments detailing methane reduction and featured in episode 2. The six episode series was produced in 2013 by Greenstone TV and aired in early 2014 on Prime TV. \r\n\r\n\r\nSee the full docmentary overview and trailor at www.greenstonetv.com', '', '', '', '', '2014-04-05', '2014-04-05', '', NULL, NULL, 'Greenstone TV', 'http://www.greenstonetv.com/programmes/documentaries/society/keeping-it-pure/', '314', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(107, '', 'Bianca Dais', '', '', 'Bianca&#39;s Honours year was funded by the NZAGRC Student Scholarship Fund. Bianca was also a Future Leader Scholar in the Environmental Science Programme at Lincoln University. She was a Co-Founder of the Lincoln University Soil Society with Aimee Robinson (NZAGRC Masters Student). For her Honours project, Bianca worked on diurnal fluctuations of nitrous oxide from the soil. She was supervised by Professor Tim Clough. Bianca is undertaking her PhD in Australia (Brisbane) and received a Doctoral Scholarship.\r\n', 'Bianca&#39;s Honours year was funded by the NZAGRC Student Scholarship Fund. Bianca was also a Future Leader Scholar in the Environmental Science Programme at Lincoln University. She was a Co-Founder of the Lincoln University Soil Society with Aimee Robinson (NZAGRC Masters Student). For her Honours project, Bianca worked on diurnal fluctuations of nitrous oxide from the soil. She was supervised by Professor Tim Clough. Bianca is undertaking her PhD in Australia (Brisbane) and received a Doctoral Scholarship.', '', '', '', '', '2014-04-06', '2014-04-06', '', NULL, NULL, 'Lincoln University', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(108, '', 'Calvin Ball', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nCalvin Ball worked with Prof. Jacqueline Rowarth, Prof Tony Parsons and Dr Susanne Rasmussen (AgResearch). The research Calvin undertook, to examine the way gibberellic acid could make plant growth and metabolism more nitrogen efficient, has been published (Ball et al 2012; Parsons et al 2013).\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nCalvin went on to undertake his honours dissertation on C cycling and sequestration in grazed grassland with the same research team , during his B Sci Agriculture Honours year, 2012.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nCalvin Ball has been employed by Ballance (Agrinutrients).\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nParsons, A.J., Rasmussen, S., Liu, Q., Xue, H., Ball, C. &#38; Shaw, C. (2013) Plant growth - resource or strategy limited: insights from responses to gibberellin. Grass and Forage Science, doi: 10.1111/gfs.12035.<br />\r\nBall, C.C., Parsons, A.J., Rasmussen, S., Shaw, C. &#38; Rowarth, J.S. (2012) Seasonal differences in the capacity of perennial ryegrass to respond to gibberellin explained. Proceedings of the New Zealand Grassland Association, Gore 2012, Vol 74. pp 183-188.\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Calvin Ball worked with Prof. Jacqueline Rowarth, Prof Tony Parsons and Dr Susanne Rasmussen (AgResearch). The research Calvin undertook, to examine the way gibberellic acid could make plant growth and metabolism more nitrogen efficient, has been published (Ball et al 2012; Parsons et al 2013).\r\n\r\n\r\nCalvin went on to undertake his honours dissertation on C cycling and sequestration in grazed grassland with the same research team , during his B Sci Agriculture Honours year, 2012.\r\n\r\n\r\nCalvin Ball has been employed by Ballance (Agrinutrients).\r\n\r\n\r\nParsons, A.J., Rasmussen, S., Liu, Q., Xue, H., Ball, C. & Shaw, C. (2013) Plant growth - resource or strategy limited: insights from responses to gibberellin. Grass and Forage Science, doi: 10.1111/gfs.12035.\r\nBall, C.C., Parsons, A.J., Rasmussen, S., Shaw, C. & Rowarth, J.S. (2012) Seasonal differences in the capacity of perennial ryegrass to respond to gibberellin explained. Proceedings of the New Zealand Grassland Association, Gore 2012, Vol 74. pp 183-188.', '', '', '', '', '2014-04-06', '2014-04-06', '', NULL, NULL, 'Massey University', '', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(109, '', 'Honours Student: Bianca Dias', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nBianca Dais<br />\r\nBianca Honours year was funded by the NZAGRC Student Scholarship Fund in 2010/11 funding year. For her Honours project, Bianca worked on diurnal fluctuations of nitrous oxide from the soil. She was supervised by Professor Tim Clough.&#160; \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nBianca was also a Future Leader Scholar in the Environmental Science Programme at Lincoln University. She was a Co-Founder of the Lincoln University Soil Society with Aimee Robinson (NZAGRC Masters Student). Bianca is undertaking her PhD in Australia (Brisbane) and received a Doctoral Scholarship.\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Bianca Dais\r\nBianca Honours year was funded by the NZAGRC Student Scholarship Fund in 2010/11 funding year. For her Honours project, Bianca worked on diurnal fluctuations of nitrous oxide from the soil. She was supervised by Professor Tim Clough.  \r\n\r\n\r\nBianca was also a Future Leader Scholar in the Environmental Science Programme at Lincoln University. She was a Co-Founder of the Lincoln University Soil Society with Aimee Robinson (NZAGRC Masters Student). Bianca is undertaking her PhD in Australia (Brisbane) and received a Doctoral Scholarship.', '', '', '', '', '2014-04-07', '2014-04-07', '', NULL, NULL, 'Lincoln University', '', '315', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(110, '', 'Honours Student: Bianca Dias', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nBianca Dais<br />\r\nBianca Honours year was funded by the NZAGRC Student Scholarship Fund in 2010/11 funding year. For her Honours project, Bianca worked on diurnal fluctuations of nitrous oxide from the soil. She was supervised by Professor Tim Clough.&#160; \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nBianca was also a Future Leader Scholar in the Environmental Science Programme at Lincoln University. She was a Co-Founder of the Lincoln University Soil Society with Aimee Robinson (NZAGRC Masters Student). Bianca is undertaking her PhD in Australia (Brisbane) and received a Doctoral Scholarship.\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Bianca Dais\r\nBianca Honours year was funded by the NZAGRC Student Scholarship Fund in 2010/11 funding year. For her Honours project, Bianca worked on diurnal fluctuations of nitrous oxide from the soil. She was supervised by Professor Tim Clough.  \r\n\r\n\r\nBianca was also a Future Leader Scholar in the Environmental Science Programme at Lincoln University. She was a Co-Founder of the Lincoln University Soil Society with Aimee Robinson (NZAGRC Masters Student). Bianca is undertaking her PhD in Australia (Brisbane) and received a Doctoral Scholarship.', '', '', '', '', '2014-04-07', '2014-04-07', '', NULL, NULL, 'Lincoln University', '', '315', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(111, '', 'Honours Student: Bianca Dias', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nBianca\'s Honours year was funded by the NZAGRC Student Scholarship Fund. For her Honours project, Bianca worked on diurnal fluctuations of nitrous oxide from the soil. She was supervised by Professor Tim Clough. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nBianca was also a Future Leader Scholar in the Environmental Science Programme at Lincoln University. She was a Co-Founder of the Lincoln University Soil Society with Aimee Robinson (NZAGRC Masters Student).&#160; \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nBianca is undertaking her PhD in Australia (Brisbane) and received a Doctoral Scholarship. \r\n</p>\r\n', 'Bianca\'s Honours year was funded by the NZAGRC Student Scholarship Fund. For her Honours project, Bianca worked on diurnal fluctuations of nitrous oxide from the soil. She was supervised by Professor Tim Clough. \r\n\r\n\r\nBianca was also a Future Leader Scholar in the Environmental Science Programme at Lincoln University. She was a Co-Founder of the Lincoln University Soil Society with Aimee Robinson (NZAGRC Masters Student).  \r\n\r\n\r\nBianca is undertaking her PhD in Australia (Brisbane) and received a Doctoral Scholarship.', '', '', '', '', '2014-04-07', '2014-04-07', '', NULL, NULL, 'Lincoln University', 'http://www.lincoln.ac.nz', '315', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(112, '', 'Summer Student: Priya Soni', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nPriya&#160; has a BSc in Biotechnology from India and came to New Zealand to study for a graduate certificate in Science and Technology specialising in microbial biotechnology. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nPriya\'s&#160;NZAGRC funded summer research placed her in Dr Graeme Attwood\'s laboratory at AgResearch in Palmerston North, where she investigated the relationships that occur between methanogens and bacteria in the rumen environment through gene expression studies. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nPriya completed her Graduate Certificate in 2012. \r\n</p>\r\n', 'Priya  has a BSc in Biotechnology from India and came to New Zealand to study for a graduate certificate in Science and Technology specialising in microbial biotechnology. \r\n\r\n\r\nPriya\'s NZAGRC funded summer research placed her in Dr Graeme Attwood\'s laboratory at AgResearch in Palmerston North, where she investigated the relationships that occur between methanogens and bacteria in the rumen environment through gene expression studies. \r\n\r\n\r\nPriya completed her Graduate Certificate in 2012.', '', '', '', '', '2014-04-07', '2014-04-07', '', NULL, NULL, 'Massey University', 'http://www.massey.ac.nz', '316', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(113, '', 'Summer Student: Calvin Ball', '', '', '<p>\r\nCalvin Ball worked with Professor Jacqueline Rowarth, Professor Tony Parsons and Dr Susanne Rasmussen during the summer. The research Calvin undertook, to examine the way gibberellic acid could make plant growth and metabolism more nitrogen efficient, has been published (Ball et al 2012; Parsons et al 2013). \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nCalvin went on to undertake his honours dissertation on C cycling and sequestration in grazed grassland with the same research team , during his B Sci Agriculture Honours year, 2012.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nCalvin Ball has been employed by Ballance (Agrinutrients).\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Calvin Ball worked with Professor Jacqueline Rowarth, Professor Tony Parsons and Dr Susanne Rasmussen during the summer. The research Calvin undertook, to examine the way gibberellic acid could make plant growth and metabolism more nitrogen efficient, has been published (Ball et al 2012; Parsons et al 2013). \r\n\r\n\r\nCalvin went on to undertake his honours dissertation on C cycling and sequestration in grazed grassland with the same research team , during his B Sci Agriculture Honours year, 2012.\r\n\r\n\r\nCalvin Ball has been employed by Ballance (Agrinutrients).', '', '', '', '', '2014-04-07', '2014-04-07', '', NULL, NULL, 'Massey University', 'http://www.massey.ac.nz', '317', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(114, '', 'Martin Scholten: Public Lecture', '', '', '<p>\r\nDr Martin Scholten will give a public lecture on European Livestock Farming Research Agenda on 29 April at 5.15pm in the Japan Lecture Theatre. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe lecture is part of Dr Scholten&#39;s two week New Zealand tour where he will visit organisations and institutions in his capacity as&#160;the general director of the Wageningen UR Animal Sciences Group (including Livestock Research and Central Veterinary Institute) and director of the Marine Institute Wageningen IMARES.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>For information on this visit, please contact </strong><a href=\"mailto:%76i%63%74%6f%72%69%61%2e%68%61t%74on@nza%67%72%63%2e%6f%72g.%6e%7a\" title=\"Click to send an email\"><strong>Victoria Hatton</strong></a>\r\n</p>\r\n<p class=\"h7 h7 h7 h7\">\r\n<strong>Martin Scholten</strong>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nHe works for Wageningen UR since 2002, when he became director of the fisheries research institute RIVO (2002-2006). In the period 1986 - 2002 he worked for he applied research organization TNO as head of the marine and ecotoxicological research in Den Helder.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nHe studied biology at the Free University Amsterdam (VU), where graduated cum laude in theoretical ecology in 1984. In 2004 he earned his PhD at this university on an ecotoxicological thesis.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nAs an ecologist now active in the field of livestock production, he introduced the principles of &quot;feeding the world within the capacity of planet earth by increasing animal protein production with a smaller ecological footprint&quot; and &quot;Livestock Farming with Care&quot;.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nSince 2010 he is chairman of the Livestock Research Group of the Global Research Alliance on Agricultural Greenhouse Gases.\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&#160;\r\n</p>\r\n', 'Dr Martin Scholten will give a public lecture on European Livestock Farming Research Agenda on 29 April at 5.15pm in the Japan Lecture Theatre. \r\n\r\n\r\nThe lecture is part of Dr Scholten&#39;s two week New Zealand tour where he will visit organisations and institutions in his capacity as the general director of the Wageningen UR Animal Sciences Group (including Livestock Research and Central Veterinary Institute) and director of the Marine Institute Wageningen IMARES.\r\n\r\n\r\nFor information on this visit, please contact Victoria Hatton\r\n\r\n\r\nMartin Scholten\r\n\r\n\r\nHe works for Wageningen UR since 2002, when he became director of the fisheries research institute RIVO (2002-2006). In the period 1986 - 2002 he worked for he applied research organization TNO as head of the marine and ecotoxicological research in Den Helder.\r\n\r\n\r\nHe studied biology at the Free University Amsterdam (VU), where graduated cum laude in theoretical ecology in 1984. In 2004 he earned his PhD at this university on an ecotoxicological thesis.\r\n\r\n\r\nAs an ecologist now active in the field of livestock production, he introduced the principles of &quot;feeding the world within the capacity of planet earth by increasing animal protein production with a smaller ecological footprint&quot; and &quot;Livestock Farming with Care&quot;.\r\n\r\n\r\nSince 2010 he is chairman of the Livestock Research Group of the Global Research Alliance on Agricultural Greenhouse Gases.', 'Victoria Hatton', '06 351 8336', '', 'victoria.hatton@nzagrc.org.nz', '2014-04-29', '2014-04-29', '5.15pm', NULL, NULL, 'Japan Lecture Theatre, Massey University', '', '239', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N');
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(115, '', 'NZ must face climate change flexibly', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p class=\"h7\">OPINION:&nbsp; Climate change is real. As a population, the majority of us understand this. But what is probably less understood is what climate change might \"look like\" for New Zealanders.</p>\r\n<p>The recent report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), compiled over the past three years by an international team of more than 200 authors, provides a stark reminder that climate change poses serious challenges for the world.</p>\r\n<p><strong>See </strong><a href=\"http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/comment/9888571/NZ-must-face-climate-change-flexibly\"><strong>www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/comment</strong></a><strong>&nbsp;for the full article</strong></p>\r\n<p><strong>See </strong><a href=\"ipcc.html\"><strong>Knowledge &gt; IPCC</strong></a><strong> for more about NZAGRC\'s involvement with the IPCC</strong></p>', 'OPINION:  Climate change is real. As a population, the majority of us understand this. But what is probably less understood is what climate change might \"look like\" for New Zealanders.\r\nThe recent report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), compiled over the past three years by an international team of more than 200 authors, provides a stark reminder that climate change poses serious challenges for the world.\r\nSee www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/comment for the full article\r\nSee Knowledge > IPCC for more about NZAGRC\'s involvement with the IPCC', 'Andy Reisinger', '04 472 3292', '', 'andy.reisinger@nzagrc.org.nz', '2014-04-16', '2014-04-16', '', NULL, NULL, '', 'http://www.dompost.co.nz', '329', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(116, '', 'Mitigation of Climate Change - IPCC AR5 WG3 report released', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\n<em>&quot;Concluding four years of intense scientific collaboration by hundreds of authors from around the world, this report responds to the request of the world&#39;s governments for a comprehensive, objective and policy neutral assessment of the current scientific knowledge on mitigating climate change.&quot; - IPCC WG3</em> \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>Harry Clark&#160;MNZM PhD</strong> is a Lead Author for&#160;Chapter 11 on Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use (AFOLU) along with 16 international authors and two Coordinating Lead Authors (Pete Smith and Mercedes Bustamante). \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nThe report demonstrates the importance of on-going research into mitigation options to lessen the agricultural industries&#39; impact on climate change. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nGlobally,&#160;agriculture contributes 10-13% of global greenhouse gases while here in New Zealand it&#39;s 46%. As the total demand for food is forecast to increase by 70% by 2050 the report emphasises that future policies governing agricultural practices need to account for both mitigation and adaptation. For New Zealand it is especially important to have clear mitigation options available. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>See </strong><a href=\"http://mitigation2014.org/report/final-draft/\"><strong>mitigation2014.org</strong></a><strong>&#160;for the final drafts for IPCC WGIII reports including Chapter 11 on agriculture.</strong> \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>See NIWA press release at </strong><a href=\"http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/print.html?path=SC1404/S00052/emissions-growing-but-limiting-warming-remains-possible.htm\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/print.html?path=SC1... - link will open in a new window\"><strong>scoop.co.nz</strong></a> \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<strong>See NZAGRC comment at </strong><a href=\"news.html\"><strong>Knowledge &#62; News</strong></a>\r\n</p>\r\n', '&quot;Concluding four years of intense scientific collaboration by hundreds of authors from around the world, this report responds to the request of the world&#39;s governments for a comprehensive, objective and policy neutral assessment of the current scientific knowledge on mitigating climate change.&quot; - IPCC WG3 \r\n\r\n\r\nHarry Clark MNZM PhD is a Lead Author for Chapter 11 on Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use (AFOLU) along with 16 international authors and two Coordinating Lead Authors (Pete Smith and Mercedes Bustamante). \r\n\r\n\r\nThe report demonstrates the importance of on-going research into mitigation options to lessen the agricultural industries&#39; impact on climate change. \r\n\r\n\r\nGlobally, agriculture contributes 10-13% of global greenhouse gases while here in New Zealand it&#39;s 46%. As the total demand for food is forecast to increase by 70% by 2050 the report emphasises that future policies governing agricultural practices need to account for both mitigation and adaptation. For New Zealand it is especially important to have clear mitigation options available. \r\n\r\n\r\nSee mitigation2014.org for the final drafts for IPCC WGIII reports including Chapter 11 on agriculture. \r\n\r\n\r\nSee NIWA press release at scoop.co.nz \r\n\r\n\r\nSee NZAGRC comment at Knowledge > News', 'Harry Clark', '64 6 351 8334', '', 'harry.clark@nzagrc.org.nz', '2014-04-16', '2014-04-16', '', NULL, NULL, 'Berlin, Germany', '', '312', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(117, '', 'Financial imperatives in reducing emissions ', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p><span class=\"red_bold_text\">OPINION:</span> The latest report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change confirms that agriculture is a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions.</p>\r\n<p>No group will therefore be more surprised than farmers, when they hear how much they are doing \"right\" to minimise greenhouse gas emissions.</p>\r\n<p>Agriculture has long had the finger pointed at it for being the biggest source of emissions in New Zealand.</p>\r\n<p>However, few people - including perhaps farmers themselves - appreciate that the financially driven need to farm more efficiently has also had a positive impact on greenhouse gas emissions.</p>\r\n<p>The increasing efficiency and productivity means that the total greenhouse gas emissions per unit of agricultural product (that is, per kilogram of meat or milk solids) have declined and are about 20 per cent less today than in 1990.</p>\r\n<p>However, the story does not end there. New Zealand agriculture may be more efficient than ever, but it also produces more food than ever - particularly in the dairy sector, where milk solids production has nearly tripled since 1990.</p>\r\n<p>Overall, greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture in New Zealand have increased by 12 per cent between 1990 and 2011. Without the improved efficiency, agriculture\'s total emissions would now be 30 per cent greater than in 1990.</p>\r\n<p>Whether these contrasting trends in New Zealand\'s agricultural emissions cause concern or celebration depends very much on the role one sees for our country in addressing global climate change.</p>\r\n<p>New Zealand trades on its clean and green credentials and has set a country target of reducing total emissions to 50 per cent below 1990 levels by 2050. Although this can be achieved by a combination of reduced absolute emissions, enhanced carbon sinks (for example, forests) and the purchase of credits for emission reductions in other countries, it is hard to see the target being met without absolute reductions in agricultural emissions.</p>\r\n<p>On the other hand, as a major agricultural trading country, there may be little benefit in New Zealand curtailing its own production for the sake of reducing its emissions when the global population and demand for animal protein is rising.</p>\r\n<p>Other countries - many of whom produce food less efficiently than New Zealand - would likely meet this demand, resulting in economic losses to New Zealand without gains to the global climate. Resolving this tension is inevitably a political process that can be informed, but not determined, by good science.</p>\r\n<p>Meanwhile, what can farmers do? The answer is \"be as efficient as you can\". <!--start of components/ad/feedback_link--></p>\r\n<!--start of components/ad/push--><!--end of components/ad/push--><!--end of components/ad/standard--><!--end of components/ad/story_rectangle-->\r\n<p>There is no indication yet that the historical improvements in production efficiency have reached a plateau.</p>\r\n<p>In fact, greenhouse gas \"footprinting\" studies show us that individual farms vary considerably in their emissions per unit of product, highlighting the scope for improvement by less efficient farmers.</p>\r\n<p>Optimising fertiliser use, utilising improved animal and plant genetics, improving animal fertility and longevity, and improved feeding practices will all help drive down emissions per unit of product.</p>\r\n<p>\"Best practice\" needs to become \"standard practice\" across the sector.</p>\r\n<p>Balancing climate change concerns with economic, social and environmental pressures will be an ongoing challenge for New Zealand farmers.</p>\r\n<p>There are no easy answers. More intensive farm systems have the potential to deliver lower greenhouse gas emissions per unit of product - but come with the risk of greater nitrogen losses and increased absolute emissions.</p>\r\n<p>In many catchments, limits to nitrogen leaching to protect our waterways constrain further intensification.</p>\r\n<p>The key challenge for addressing greenhouse gases is that, even with continued improvements in efficiency, absolute emissions will continue to rise if the sector is to achieve its growth targets.</p>\r\n<p>Additional options to reduce emissions are needed. Jointly funded by industry and government, researchers are working hard to provide such options - that is, practical solutions that will make a meaningful dent in emissions.</p>\r\n<p>This is not pie-in-the-sky research. New Zealand researchers have already identified and bred sheep that emit less greenhouse gases than others, while being just as productive. Breeding for low emissions could, over time and by itself, reduce emissions by 10 per cent.</p>\r\n<p>Science teams are also developing options for a vaccine or inhibitors to selectively suppress the generation of methane in the rumen. This approach would raise the prospect of also increasing productivity, given that every bubble of methane leaving an animal\'s mouth represents a loss of energy - energy that could have been used to support growth.</p>\r\n<p>New Zealand\'s agriculture sector has proved itself to be incredibly innovative, which has allowed it to recover from the major shock of economic restructuring to become a world- leading performer.</p>\r\n<p>The next step towards overcoming the challenge that climate change poses to agriculture and the New Zealand economy is to combine the innovation of our farmers with the savvy of our scientists.</p>\r\n<p>By working together, New Zealand stands a much greater chance of meeting that challenge.</p>\r\n<p><strong>Harry Clark is the director of the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre, Mark Aspin is manager of the Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium, and Andy Reisinger is deputy director of the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre.</strong></p>\r\n<!--start of components/story/publication_source-->\r\n<p><strong>- The Dominion Post</strong></p>\r\n<p><strong>For the article text see </strong><a href=\"http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/comment\"><strong>http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/comment</strong></a>&nbsp;</p>\r\n<p><strong>See how the NZAGRC is involved with the IPCC at <a href=\"ipcc.html\">Knowledge &gt; IPCC</a></strong></p>', 'OPINION: The latest report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change confirms that agriculture is a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions.\r\nNo group will therefore be more surprised than farmers, when they hear how much they are doing \"right\" to minimise greenhouse gas emissions.\r\nAgriculture has long had the finger pointed at it for being the biggest source of emissions in New Zealand.\r\nHowever, few people - including perhaps farmers themselves - appreciate that the financially driven need to farm more efficiently has also had a positive impact on greenhouse gas emissions.\r\nThe increasing efficiency and productivity means that the total greenhouse gas emissions per unit of agricultural product (that is, per kilogram of meat or milk solids) have declined and are about 20 per cent less today than in 1990.\r\nHowever, the story does not end there. New Zealand agriculture may be more efficient than ever, but it also produces more food than ever - particularly in the dairy sector, where milk solids production has nearly tripled since 1990.\r\nOverall, greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture in New Zealand have increased by 12 per cent between 1990 and 2011. Without the improved efficiency, agriculture\'s total emissions would now be 30 per cent greater than in 1990.\r\nWhether these contrasting trends in New Zealand\'s agricultural emissions cause concern or celebration depends very much on the role one sees for our country in addressing global climate change.\r\nNew Zealand trades on its clean and green credentials and has set a country target of reducing total emissions to 50 per cent below 1990 levels by 2050. Although this can be achieved by a combination of reduced absolute emissions, enhanced carbon sinks (for example, forests) and the purchase of credits for emission reductions in other countries, it is hard to see the target being met without absolute reductions in agricultural emissions.\r\nOn the other hand, as a major agricultural trading country, there may be little benefit in New Zealand curtailing its own production for the sake of reducing its emissions when the global population and demand for animal protein is rising.\r\nOther countries - many of whom produce food less efficiently than New Zealand - would likely meet this demand, resulting in economic losses to New Zealand without gains to the global climate. Resolving this tension is inevitably a political process that can be informed, but not determined, by good science.\r\nMeanwhile, what can farmers do? The answer is \"be as efficient as you can\". \r\n\r\nThere is no indication yet that the historical improvements in production efficiency have reached a plateau.\r\nIn fact, greenhouse gas \"footprinting\" studies show us that individual farms vary considerably in their emissions per unit of product, highlighting the scope for improvement by less efficient farmers.\r\nOptimising fertiliser use, utilising improved animal and plant genetics, improving animal fertility and longevity, and improved feeding practices will all help drive down emissions per unit of product.\r\n\"Best practice\" needs to become \"standard practice\" across the sector.\r\nBalancing climate change concerns with economic, social and environmental pressures will be an ongoing challenge for New Zealand farmers.\r\nThere are no easy answers. More intensive farm systems have the potential to deliver lower greenhouse gas emissions per unit of product - but come with the risk of greater nitrogen losses and increased absolute emissions.\r\nIn many catchments, limits to nitrogen leaching to protect our waterways constrain further intensification.\r\nThe key challenge for addressing greenhouse gases is that, even with continued improvements in efficiency, absolute emissions will continue to rise if the sector is to achieve its growth targets.\r\nAdditional options to reduce emissions are needed. Jointly funded by industry and government, researchers are working hard to provide such options - that is, practical solutions that will make a meaningful dent in emissions.\r\nThis is not pie-in-the-sky research. New Zealand researchers have already identified and bred sheep that emit less greenhouse gases than others, while being just as productive. Breeding for low emissions could, over time and by itself, reduce emissions by 10 per cent.\r\nScience teams are also developing options for a vaccine or inhibitors to selectively suppress the generation of methane in the rumen. This approach would raise the prospect of also increasing productivity, given that every bubble of methane leaving an animal\'s mouth represents a loss of energy - energy that could have been used to support growth.\r\nNew Zealand\'s agriculture sector has proved itself to be incredibly innovative, which has allowed it to recover from the major shock of economic restructuring to become a world- leading performer.\r\nThe next step towards overcoming the challenge that climate change poses to agriculture and the New Zealand economy is to combine the innovation of our farmers with the savvy of our scientists.\r\nBy working together, New Zealand stands a much greater chance of meeting that challenge.\r\nHarry Clark is the director of the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre, Mark Aspin is manager of the Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium, and Andy Reisinger is deputy director of the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre.\r\n\r\n- The Dominion Post\r\nFor the article text see http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/comment \r\nSee how the NZAGRC is involved with the IPCC at Knowledge > IPCC', 'Harry Clark', '64 6 351 8334', '', 'harry.clark@nzagrc.org.nz', '2014-04-16', '2014-04-16', '', NULL, NULL, '', 'http://www.dompost.co.nz', '329', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(272, '', 'IPCC AR5 WGIII Report: 14/04/14', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>The IPCC WGIII report assesses all relevant options for mitigating climate change through limiting or preventing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing activities that remove them from the atmosphere.&nbsp;</p>\r\n<p>NZAGRC Director, Harry Clark MNZM PhD is a Lead Author (LA) for Chapter 11: Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use (AFOLU), which will provide solutions by which mitigation techniques can be better utilised, analysis of current emissions trends and links between apadtation (WGII) and mitigation.</p>\r\n<p>For more information on the IPCC AR5&nbsp;WGIII report visit <a href=\"http://www.ipcc-wg3.de/\">ipcc-wg3.de/</a></p>', 'The IPCC WGIII report assesses all relevant options for mitigating climate change through limiting or preventing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing activities that remove them from the atmosphere. \r\nNZAGRC Director, Harry Clark MNZM PhD is a Lead Author (LA) for Chapter 11: Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use (AFOLU), which will provide solutions by which mitigation techniques can be better utilised, analysis of current emissions trends and links between apadtation (WGII) and mitigation.\r\nFor more information on the IPCC AR5 WGIII report visit ipcc-wg3.de/', '', '', '', '', '2017-05-11', '2017-05-11', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '311', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(118, '', 'PGgRc 5 Year Science Progress Report 2007-2012', 'PGgRc', '', '<p>Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium release their 5 year science progress report for 2007-2012: Developing solutions to reduce New Zealand agricultural emissions.</p>\r\n<p>To download the full document&nbsp;contact PGgRc <a href=\"http://www.pggrc.co.nz\">www.pggrc.co.nz</a>&nbsp;</p>', 'Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium release their 5 year science progress report for 2007-2012: Developing solutions to reduce New Zealand agricultural emissions.\r\nTo download the full document contact PGgRc www.pggrc.co.nz', 'Mark Aspin', '+64 4 471 6031', '', 'mark.aspin@pggrc.co.nz', '2014-05-01', '2014-05-01', '', NULL, NULL, 'Wellington, New Zealand', 'http://www.pggrc.co.nz', '105', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(490, '', 'A Review of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from the Use of Brassica and Fodder Beet Forages on New Zealand Farms', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>Brassicas (represented mainly by forage rape, kale, swede and turnip) and fodder beet are widely used in New Zealand grazing systems due to their high DM yield and high nutritional value compared to conventional perennial ryegrass/white clover pastures. Brassica and fodder beet forages are commonly used in New Zealand during periods of feed shortage through the summer, autumn and winter; to supplement periods of low pasture quality; to finish stock; as a summer-safe feed; and often to control weeds prior to pasture renewal. The aim of this review was to assess available literature on the effects of feeding brassica and fodder beet forages to livestock on methane and nitrous oxide (N<sub>2</sub>O) emissions. The focus of reducing one pollutant, such as the more efficient transfer of dietary nitrogen (N) into milk or meat and reduction of N excretion into faeces and urine and, therefore, N<sub>2</sub>O emission, may have implications for emissions of other pollutants, such as methane arising from the fermentation of feedstuffs within the ruminant forestomach. Thus, when it comes to feeding brassica and fodder beet forages to ruminant livestock, the trade-off between enteric methane production and N excretion (and therefore N<sub>2</sub>O emission) needs to be understood, both at the animal scale and at the whole farm level.</p>\r\n<p>Summarising the available literature, brassicas are characterised by lower fibre (NDF; neutral detergent fibre) and higher non-structural carbohydrate concentrations, compared to traditional perennial ryegrass/white clover pastures. This marked difference in chemical composition may partly explain the average decrease of 30% in methane yield (g/kg dry matter intake [DMI]) across a range of studies. The effect of brassicas on N<sub>2</sub>O emissions from grazing systems (as measured by using &lsquo;emission factors&rsquo; e.g. EF3) is unclear. It is difficult to interpret the effect of brassicas on N<sub>2</sub>O emissions in experiments with confounding variables, such as the application of urine (or faeces) from brassica-fed animals on soils growing conventional pasture (or vice versa of urine from pasture-fed animals applied to soils growing brassicas). There are many variables (including season, soil type, soil temperature, soil moisture, soil compaction, urine composition and volume applied etc.), that need to be accounted for in future experimentation. These factors are important as generally brassicas are used as a summer feed when the ground is warm and dry or strip grazed in winter when the soils are wet and cold and there is the possibility of pugging.</p>\r\n<p>The limited data on the effects of feeding brassicas on N<sub>2</sub>O emissions together with the limited data on the amounts, yields and times of the year different brassicas are grown currently restricts our ability to assess the value of including brassicas in the New Zealand Inventory model.</p>', 'Brassicas (represented mainly by forage rape, kale, swede and turnip) and fodder beet are widely used in New Zealand grazing systems due to their high DM yield and high nutritional value compared to conventional perennial ryegrass/white clover pastures. Brassica and fodder beet forages are commonly used in New Zealand during periods of feed shortage through the summer, autumn and winter; to supplement periods of low pasture quality; to finish stock; as a summer-safe feed; and often to control weeds prior to pasture renewal. The aim of this review was to assess available literature on the effects of feeding brassica and fodder beet forages to livestock on methane and nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions. The focus of reducing one pollutant, such as the more efficient transfer of dietary nitrogen (N) into milk or meat and reduction of N excretion into faeces and urine and, therefore, N2O emission, may have implications for emissions of other pollutants, such as methane arising from the fermentation of feedstuffs within the ruminant forestomach. Thus, when it comes to feeding brassica and fodder beet forages to ruminant livestock, the trade-off between enteric methane production and N excretion (and therefore N2O emission) needs to be understood, both at the animal scale and at the whole farm level.\r\nSummarising the available literature, brassicas are characterised by lower fibre (NDF; neutral detergent fibre) and higher non-structural carbohydrate concentrations, compared to traditional perennial ryegrass/white clover pastures. This marked difference in chemical composition may partly explain the average decrease of 30% in methane yield (g/kg dry matter intake [DMI]) across a range of studies. The effect of brassicas on N2O emissions from grazing systems (as measured by using ‘emission factors’ e.g. EF3) is unclear. It is difficult to interpret the effect of brassicas on N2O emissions in experiments with confounding variables, such as the application of urine (or faeces) from brassica-fed animals on soils growing conventional pasture (or vice versa of urine from pasture-fed animals applied to soils growing brassicas). There are many variables (including season, soil type, soil temperature, soil moisture, soil compaction, urine composition and volume applied etc.), that need to be accounted for in future experimentation. These factors are important as generally brassicas are used as a summer feed when the ground is warm and dry or strip grazed in winter when the soils are wet and cold and there is the possibility of pugging.\r\nThe limited data on the effects of feeding brassicas on N2O emissions together with the limited data on the amounts, yields and times of the year different brassicas are grown currently restricts our ability to assess the value of including brassicas in the New Zealand Inventory model.', '', '', '', '', '2016-07-01', '2016-07-01', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '627', 'A Review of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from the Use of Brassica and Fodder Beet Forages on New Zealand Farms', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(119, '', 'Undergraduate student: Alex Tressler', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nAlex Tressler is a&#160;fourth year undergraduate student at the University of Waikato.&#160; He is currently in his final year of a BMS studying Agribusiness and Strategic Management. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nAlex\'s recent NZAGRC research project was to examine the potential for effective economic policy in regards to soil carbon within pastoral agriculture in New Zealand. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;The research included exploration of foreign policy and initiatives as well as comparisons of our own proposals, whilst assessing the viability of these ideas based on academic literature and theoretical real world applications.&quot; \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nAlex plans to complete his BMS and continue working in agribusiness to &quot;help maintain and improve our country\'s competitive advantage.&quot; \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<br />\r\n&#160; \r\n</p>\r\n', 'Alex Tressler is a fourth year undergraduate student at the University of Waikato.  He is currently in his final year of a BMS studying Agribusiness and Strategic Management. \r\n\r\n\r\nAlex\'s recent NZAGRC research project was to examine the potential for effective economic policy in regards to soil carbon within pastoral agriculture in New Zealand. \r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;The research included exploration of foreign policy and initiatives as well as comparisons of our own proposals, whilst assessing the viability of these ideas based on academic literature and theoretical real world applications.&quot; \r\n\r\n\r\nAlex plans to complete his BMS and continue working in agribusiness to &quot;help maintain and improve our country\'s competitive advantage.&quot;', '', '', '', '', '2014-05-13', '2014-05-13', '', NULL, NULL, 'University of Waikato', '', '330', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(120, '', 'Undergraduate student: Alex Tressler', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nAlex Tressler is a&#160;fourth year undergraduate student at the University of Waikato.&#160; He is currently in his final year of a BMS studying Agribusiness and Strategic Management. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nAlex&#39;s recent NZAGRC research project was to examine the potential for effective economic policy in regards to soil carbon within pastoral agriculture in New Zealand. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;The research included exploration of foreign policy and initiatives as well as comparisons of our own proposals, whilst assessing the viability of these ideas based on academic literature and theoretical real world applications.&quot; \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nAlex plans to complete his BMS and continue working in agribusiness to &quot;help maintain and improve our country&#39;s competitive advantage.&quot; \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n<br />\r\n&#160; \r\n</p>\r\n', 'Alex Tressler is a fourth year undergraduate student at the University of Waikato.  He is currently in his final year of a BMS studying Agribusiness and Strategic Management. \r\n\r\n\r\nAlex&#39;s recent NZAGRC research project was to examine the potential for effective economic policy in regards to soil carbon within pastoral agriculture in New Zealand. \r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;The research included exploration of foreign policy and initiatives as well as comparisons of our own proposals, whilst assessing the viability of these ideas based on academic literature and theoretical real world applications.&quot; \r\n\r\n\r\nAlex plans to complete his BMS and continue working in agribusiness to &quot;help maintain and improve our country&#39;s competitive advantage.&quot;', '', '', '', '', '2014-05-13', '2014-05-13', '', NULL, NULL, 'University of Waikato', '', '330', NULL, NULL, NULL, '', 4, 'N'),
(121, '', 'Undergraduate Student: Martina Alvarez Camps', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\n<strong>&quot;My name is Martina Alvarez. I am 19 years old and about to start my second year of Chemical and Materials Engineering at the University of Auckland.&quot;</strong> \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&#160;<img src=\"user/image/medium/332/Martina Alvarez.jpg\" border=\"0\" alt=\"Martina Alvarez.jpg\" title=\"Martina Alvarez.jpg\" width=\"250\" height=\"187\" /> \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nMartina&#160;spent the summer with Dr Carolyn Hedley and Dr Pierre Roudier&#160;at Landcare Research looking at the effect of moisture on soil spectra and the use of the External Parameter Orthogonalisation (EPO) algorithm to predict carbon content of field moist soil using air dry soil spectra models. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nMartina\'s work has given her the opportunity to learn new skills&#160;and expertise in this field of soil science. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\n&quot;I have learned about Visual-Near Infrared (VisNIR) spectroscopy and its benefits to soil science due to its quick soil carbon content predictions. I have also become aware of how samples are handled and scanned, the need for pre-processing of spectra and its application using the computer programming language R and how to accommodate the experiment to unexpected occurrences.&quot; \r\n</p>\r\n', '&quot;My name is Martina Alvarez. I am 19 years old and about to start my second year of Chemical and Materials Engineering at the University of Auckland.&quot; \r\n\r\n\r\n  \r\n\r\n\r\nMartina spent the summer with Dr Carolyn Hedley and Dr Pierre Roudier at Landcare Research looking at the effect of moisture on soil spectra and the use of the External Parameter Orthogonalisation (EPO) algorithm to predict carbon content of field moist soil using air dry soil spectra models. \r\n\r\n\r\nMartina\'s work has given her the opportunity to learn new skills and expertise in this field of soil science. \r\n\r\n\r\n&quot;I have learned about Visual-Near Infrared (VisNIR) spectroscopy and its benefits to soil science due to its quick soil carbon content predictions. I have also become aware of how samples are handled and scanned, the need for pre-processing of spectra and its application using the computer programming language R and how to accommodate the experiment to unexpected occurrences.&quot;', '', '', '', '', '2014-05-19', '2014-05-19', '', NULL, NULL, 'Massey University/Landcare Research', '', '', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(122, '', 'IDing Livestock Gut Microbes Contributing to Greenhouse Gas Emissions', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>&ldquo;Increased to levels unprecedented&rdquo; is how the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) described the rise of carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide emissions in their report on the physical science basis of climate change in 2013. &nbsp;According to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the atmospheric concentration of methane, a greenhouse gas some 28 times more potent than carbon dioxide has been steadily growing since the 18<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;century and has now increased by 50 percent compared to pre-industrial levels, exceeding 1,800 parts per billion.</p>\r\n<p>...</p>\r\n<p>The DOE Office of Science supported the sheep rumen research at the DOE JGI.&nbsp; The NZ Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research funded the work done in NZ to support the objectives of the Livestock Research Group of the Global Research Alliance on Agricultural Greenhouse Gases, and the NZ Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre and the NZ Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium made the methane screening data and animal resources available.&nbsp; The data from the study complement the genomic sequences being generated from the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.hungate1000.org.nz/\" target=\"_blank\">Hungate1000 project</a>,&nbsp;which seeks to produce a reference set of rumen microbial genomes from cultivated rumen bacteria and archaea, together with representative cultures of rumen anaerobic fungi and ciliate protozoa.</p>\r\n<p><strong><a href=\"http://jgi.doe.gov/study-reveals-livestock-gut-microbes-contributing-greenhouse-gas-emissions/\">Read full article</a> </strong>(external website)</p>\r\n<h3>Related</h3>\r\n<table style=\"height: 369px;\" width=\"401\">\r\n<tbody>\r\n<tr>\r\n<td><img src=\"user/image/eventthumb/97/AgResearch\" alt=\"\" /></td>\r\n<td>\r\n<h3><a href=\"science-publications,listing,385,methane-yield-phenotypes-linked-to-differential-gene-expression-in-the-sheep-rumen-microbiome.html\">Methane yield phenotypes linked to differential gene expression in the sheep rumen microbiome</a></h3>\r\n<p class=\"more\"><a href=\"science-publications,listing,385,methane-yield-phenotypes-linked-to-differential-gene-expression-in-the-sheep-rumen-microbiome.html\">Read more</a></p>\r\n</td>\r\n</tr>\r\n<tr>\r\n<td><img class=\"\" title=\"AllianceLogo\" src=\"user/image/thumb/239/Alliance Lockup-white-temp_2.JPG\" alt=\"AllianceLogo\" data-href=\"\" /></td>\r\n<td>\r\n<h3><a href=\"gra.html\">Global Research Alliance on agricultural greenhouse gases</a></h3>\r\n<p><a href=\"gra.html\">Read more</a></p>\r\n</td>\r\n</tr>\r\n<tr>\r\n<td><img class=\"\" title=\"jointbrandlogo.jpg\" src=\"user/image/thumb/328/jointbrandlogo.jpg\" alt=\"jointbrandlogo.jpg\" data-href=\"\" /></td>\r\n<td>\r\n<h3><a href=\"methane.html\">Methane Research Programme</a></h3>\r\n<p>The&nbsp;NZAGRC-PGgRc methane research programme&nbsp;builds on the NZAGRC\'s 2010-2013 methane science objectives...</p>\r\n<p><a href=\"methane.html\">Read more</a></p>\r\n</td>\r\n</tr>\r\n</tbody>\r\n</table>\r\n<p>&nbsp;</p>', '“Increased to levels unprecedented” is how the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) described the rise of carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide emissions in their report on the physical science basis of climate change in 2013.  According to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the atmospheric concentration of methane, a greenhouse gas some 28 times more potent than carbon dioxide has been steadily growing since the 18th century and has now increased by 50 percent compared to pre-industrial levels, exceeding 1,800 parts per billion.\r\n...\r\nThe DOE Office of Science supported the sheep rumen research at the DOE JGI.  The NZ Fund for Global Partnerships in Livestock Emissions Research funded the work done in NZ to support the objectives of the Livestock Research Group of the Global Research Alliance on Agricultural Greenhouse Gases, and the NZ Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre and the NZ Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium made the methane screening data and animal resources available.  The data from the study complement the genomic sequences being generated from the Hungate1000 project, which seeks to produce a reference set of rumen microbial genomes from cultivated rumen bacteria and archaea, together with representative cultures of rumen anaerobic fungi and ciliate protozoa.\r\nRead full article (external website)\r\nRelated\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nMethane yield phenotypes linked to differential gene expression in the sheep rumen microbiome\r\nRead more\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nGlobal Research Alliance on agricultural greenhouse gases\r\nRead more\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nMethane Research Programme\r\nThe NZAGRC-PGgRc methane research programme builds on the NZAGRC\'s 2010-2013 methane science objectives...\r\nRead more', '', '', '', '', '2014-06-17', '2014-06-18', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '539', 'IDing Livestock Gut Microbes Contributing to Greenhouse Gas Emissions', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(123, '', 'Honours Student: Daniel Martin-Hendrie', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>\r\nDaniel Martin-Hendrie is a fourth year agricultural science student at Lincoln University. Under the supervision of Professor Tim Clough, Daniel is investigating DCD and ammonium in a lowland Canterbury Stream and what effect stream bed sediments, aquatic plants, and aeration regime have on their fate in a mesocosm study. \r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nDaniel is a rural South Cantabrian whose discovered his interest in soil science once he started studying at Lincoln University. He is co-president of the Lincoln University Soil Society and is aiming for a career focused on rural soil management. \r\n</p>\r\n', 'Daniel Martin-Hendrie is a fourth year agricultural science student at Lincoln University. Under the supervision of Professor Tim Clough, Daniel is investigating DCD and ammonium in a lowland Canterbury Stream and what effect stream bed sediments, aquatic plants, and aeration regime have on their fate in a mesocosm study. \r\n\r\n\r\nDaniel is a rural South Cantabrian whose discovered his interest in soil science once he started studying at Lincoln University. He is co-president of the Lincoln University Soil Society and is aiming for a career focused on rural soil management.', '', '', '', '', '2014-07-24', '2014-07-24', '', NULL, NULL, 'Lincoln University', '', '333', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(124, '', 'Scientists work on methane solution', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>New Zealand scientists hope to have technologies that can be implemented on farm to help reduce methane gas emissions from farm animals such as cows, cattle, sheep and deer within about five years.</p>\r\n<p>That\'s the view of Mark Aspin, manager of the Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium (PGgRc) which along with the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre is working to find a solution to the problem.</p>\r\n<p>Much of the science work the two organisations do is based at Palmerston North and the pair are working on a joint science programme to contribute to the achievement of two government targets is respect of greenhouse gas emissions - lowering our emissions by five percent below the 1990 levels by 2020 and cutting them by 50 percent by 2050. Aspin says the agricultural industry accounts for 46% of New Zealand\'s total emissions and with our large ruminant population this is a serious challenge. He says farmers have been doing their bit to reduce methane emissions by becoming more productive, but he says the increase in livestock numbers - especially cow numbers - the efficiency gains are not keeping pace with the quantum increase product output.</p>\r\n<p>\"Efficiency gains made by farmers have decreased greenhouse gas intensity by one percent annually. This is through a combination of better genetics and feed but given that livestock production is increasing by two percent annually, this is not enough. So with the financial support of government and the farming industry through the likes of DairyNZ and Beef + Lamb we are looking to find some technologies that can give us an extra one-and-ahalf percent increase in intensity efficiency,\" he says.</p>\r\n<p>The funding for the science comes from two sources - MPI funds the work the work being done by the Greenhouse Gas Research Centre and this involves most of CRI\'s plus Massey University and DairyNZ. The (PGgRc) gets 50% money from MBIE and the other 50% comes from industry organisations including again DairyNZ, Fonterra, Landcorp and Beef+ Lamb.</p>\r\n<p>Some of the research efforts are directed at finding ways to inhibit a tiny microbes using vaccines and chemical inhibitors found in the rumen of cattle, sheep and deer known as methanogens which produce methane in the gut of the animal and which is then expelled into the atmosphere when the animals belch. The solutions being investigated include finding genetic traits in animals that produce less methane and seeing if different types of forages can also make a difference.</p>\r\n<p>\"Firstly we are reliant on the scientists to understand the systems and where methane comes from and what drives it. Also whether there are specific forages that may end up using less methane than ryegrass and while clover which is the mainstay of our pasture. We have found that brassica crops do give us some benefit in that respect, but that is just for very limited time of the year. But with this and our genetic programme we know the gains will be small and therefore will have to look at some of the more scientifically challenging and higher impact options such as a methane vaccine and methane inhibitors,\" he says.</p>\r\n<p>Aspin says even when a solution is found in the case of the methane vaccine and/or inhibitors, it will take time for clinical trials to be conducted and the product to be fully commercialised. He says while excellent progresses is being made by the science teams a solution for farmers could still be five years away.</p>\r\n<p>He says right now there is not a lot more that farmers can do but to keep driving on farm efficiency and to continue to support their respective industry good organisations funding of the science programmes.</p>\r\n<p><strong><em>Peter Burke</em> <br /> <em>Dairy News <br /> </em></strong><strong><em>12 August 2014 </em></strong></p>\r\n<p><strong>Read the article at </strong><a href=\"http://issuu.com/ruralnewsgroup/docs/dn318_august_12?e=2923568/8907048\">http://issuu.com/ruralnewsgroup/docs/dn318_august_12?e=2923568/8907048</a></p>', 'New Zealand scientists hope to have technologies that can be implemented on farm to help reduce methane gas emissions from farm animals such as cows, cattle, sheep and deer within about five years.\r\nThat\'s the view of Mark Aspin, manager of the Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium (PGgRc) which along with the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre is working to find a solution to the problem.\r\nMuch of the science work the two organisations do is based at Palmerston North and the pair are working on a joint science programme to contribute to the achievement of two government targets is respect of greenhouse gas emissions - lowering our emissions by five percent below the 1990 levels by 2020 and cutting them by 50 percent by 2050. Aspin says the agricultural industry accounts for 46% of New Zealand\'s total emissions and with our large ruminant population this is a serious challenge. He says farmers have been doing their bit to reduce methane emissions by becoming more productive, but he says the increase in livestock numbers - especially cow numbers - the efficiency gains are not keeping pace with the quantum increase product output.\r\n\"Efficiency gains made by farmers have decreased greenhouse gas intensity by one percent annually. This is through a combination of better genetics and feed but given that livestock production is increasing by two percent annually, this is not enough. So with the financial support of government and the farming industry through the likes of DairyNZ and Beef + Lamb we are looking to find some technologies that can give us an extra one-and-ahalf percent increase in intensity efficiency,\" he says.\r\nThe funding for the science comes from two sources - MPI funds the work the work being done by the Greenhouse Gas Research Centre and this involves most of CRI\'s plus Massey University and DairyNZ. The (PGgRc) gets 50% money from MBIE and the other 50% comes from industry organisations including again DairyNZ, Fonterra, Landcorp and Beef+ Lamb.\r\nSome of the research efforts are directed at finding ways to inhibit a tiny microbes using vaccines and chemical inhibitors found in the rumen of cattle, sheep and deer known as methanogens which produce methane in the gut of the animal and which is then expelled into the atmosphere when the animals belch. The solutions being investigated include finding genetic traits in animals that produce less methane and seeing if different types of forages can also make a difference.\r\n\"Firstly we are reliant on the scientists to understand the systems and where methane comes from and what drives it. Also whether there are specific forages that may end up using less methane than ryegrass and while clover which is the mainstay of our pasture. We have found that brassica crops do give us some benefit in that respect, but that is just for very limited time of the year. But with this and our genetic programme we know the gains will be small and therefore will have to look at some of the more scientifically challenging and higher impact options such as a methane vaccine and methane inhibitors,\" he says.\r\nAspin says even when a solution is found in the case of the methane vaccine and/or inhibitors, it will take time for clinical trials to be conducted and the product to be fully commercialised. He says while excellent progresses is being made by the science teams a solution for farmers could still be five years away.\r\nHe says right now there is not a lot more that farmers can do but to keep driving on farm efficiency and to continue to support their respective industry good organisations funding of the science programmes.\r\nPeter Burke  Dairy News  12 August 2014 \r\nRead the article at http://issuu.com/ruralnewsgroup/docs/dn318_august_12?e=2923568/8907048', 'NZAGRC', '06 351 8305', '', '', '2014-08-13', '2014-08-13', '', NULL, NULL, 'Dairy News', 'http://issuu.com/ruralnewsgroup/docs/dn318_august_12?e=2923568/8907048', '538', '', '', '', '', 4, 'Y'),
(386, '', 'Emissions from farm animals still growing', 'NZAGRC Team', '', '<p>    Emissions from farm animals still growing | Radio New Zealand News       <!-- [if lt IE 9]>\r\n  <script src=\"/x/respond-d4014b76b30329f3084e05977533388839c00431b090326f1c0172f5d919540e.js\"></script>\r\n  <![endif]--></p>\r\n<div class=\"wrapper\">\r\n<div id=\"documentContent\" class=\"content\">\r\n<div class=\"content__primary u-divider-bottom@until-medium\">\r\n<div class=\"article article-news article-news-136909\">\r\n<div class=\"article__body\">\r\n<p>An agricultural greenhouse gas expert says total methane emmissions from livestock are rising despite increased efficiency in dairy production.</p>\r\n<p>Andy Reisinger, deputy director of the Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre, was speaking at the New Zealand Climate Change Conference in Palmerston North.</p>\r\n<p><strong><a href=\"http://www.radionz.co.nz/news/national/136909/emissions-from-farm-animals-still-growing\">Read more</a></strong> (external website)</p>\r\n</div>\r\n</div>\r\n</div>\r\n</div>\r\n</div>', 'Emissions from farm animals still growing | Radio New Zealand News       \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nAn agricultural greenhouse gas expert says total methane emmissions from livestock are rising despite increased efficiency in dairy production.\r\nAndy Reisinger, deputy director of the Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre, was speaking at the New Zealand Climate Change Conference in Palmerston North.\r\nRead more (external website)', '', '', '', '', '2013-06-05', '2013-06-05', '', NULL, NULL, '', '', '528', 'Emissions from farm animals still growing', '', '', '', 4, 'Y');
