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A renowned conservationist says the world and New Zealand is failing to fulfil many of the basic principles of sustainability.

Lincoln University students are scouring the country to discover new insect species and keep ahead of potential threats to agriculture and the environment.

A Lincoln University PhD student has carried out a study that uses computer modelling to understand more about how plants respond to drought.

Lincoln University have appointed veterinarian and Lincoln alumna Dr Teresa Moore as their new director of farms.

While wholesale milk prices may be on their way up, we need to be aware of “retailers’ revenge” says a food marketing specialist.

Results from a survey of wine tourists in Central Otago are being described as “invaluable” by leading winegrowers in the region.

Entries for the 2015 Lincoln University Foundation South Island Farmer of the Year award span the spectrum of New Zealand’s agriculture industry, says the Lincoln University Foundation.

Beef + Lamb New Zealand say this year’s scholarship recipients are young, bright and the future of New Zealand’s sheep and beef sector.

Producing detailed soil maps of New Zealand farms could help improve food production across the country, as well as reduce nitrate leaching, a Lincoln University report suggests.

The Hound notes that Lincoln University’s vice-chancellor Andrew West has suddenly resigned. This old mutt hopes West’s replacement is not serial bow-tie wearer and rent-a-quote Lincoln academic Keith Woodford.