8.50am | Introduction: Prof John Hampton
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9.00am | Opening Address Professor Grant Edwards, Vice Chancellor, Lincoln University
Building resilience by producing well-educated people for the land-based industries |
9.25am | Professor Richard McDowell, Chief Scientist, National Science Challenge: Our Land and Water
Building resilience in land and water for 2050 |
9.55am | Grant Matthews, Principal Adviser, MPI
Managing biosecurity risks in production systems |
10.20am | Morning Tea
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10.45am | Jon Manhire, The Agribusiness Group
Creating resilient agribusinesses |
11.10am | Dr Nick Cradock-Henry, Principal Social Scientist, GNS
How can we build resilience in our rural communities and the industries they support? |
11.35am | Dr Robyn Dynes, Senior Scientist, AgResearch
Climate resilience in pastoral systems |
12 noon | Jo Drummond, Senior Researcher – Cereals, FAR
Building resilience into high value export and domestic cropping systems |
12.30pm | Lunch
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1.15pm | Associate Professor Clive Kaiser, Lincoln University
Building resilience in horticultural production – learnings from Cyclone Gabrielle |
1.40pm | Dr John Saunders, Economist, Lincoln University
The economics of agriculture under climate change |
2.05pm | Angela Clifford, Co-founder, Eat New Zealand
Building strategies for food security |
2.30pm | Karen Williams, National Rural Propositions Manager, FMG
Managing and mitigating risk in the land and land-based primary industries |
3.00pm
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