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AgriZeroNZ

AgriZeroNZ

Agriculture, Construction, Mining Machinery Manufacturing

Powering zero emissions agriculture

About us

A partnership between the New Zealand government and major agribusiness companies, we're helping farmers reduce emissions while maintaining profitability and productivity. We appreciate there's a wide range of views on climate change and agricultural emissions. We are happy to engage in constructive, balanced discussions however we reserve the right to moderate comments on our posts if they're defamatory or share links to external sources we don’t endorse.

Website
www.agrizero.nz
Industry
Agriculture, Construction, Mining Machinery Manufacturing
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
New Zealand
Type
Public Company
Founded
2023
Specialties
agriculture, Emissions reduction, dairy, sheep, beef, catalyst fund, ventures, and investment parter

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Employees at AgriZeroNZ

Updates

  • We’re seeking project proposals for the Early Adoption Accelerator initiative.   Backed by up to $51 million in Government co-funding over three years, the Accelerator is designed to bridge the gap between early availability and widespread use of proven mitigation tools - by co-funding sector-led projects that remove adoption barriers and put the tools into practice on-farm.  💡 If you have an idea for an Early Adoption Accelerator project, we’d love to hear from you.

  • Fieldays® 2026 went off with a bang! 💥 The chance to connect in-person with farmers as well as our investors, portfolio companies and everyone in between makes it a stand-out event for our team. This year felt particularly special with the launch of the Early Adoption Accelerator initiative. Bring on next year!

  • Could you, or someone you know, be a valuable addition to our Farmer Focus Group? 🤔 Get in quick because registrations close Friday 19 June! The group helps ensure the tools we’re investing in are fit-for-purpose and practical for Kiwi farmers. We're looking for new members to strengthen representation in: o  Deer farming o  Early-career dairy farming o  Māori agribusiness & livestock farming perspectives o  Large-scale, multi-property corporate o  Extensive, breeding-focused sheep and/or beef farming If you’re passionate about the future of New Zealand’s agricultural sector, and want to be part of the journey, we'd love to hear from you. Register your interest on our website 👉 https://lnkd.in/gp8MfXVJ Cameron Black, Laura Morrison, Emma Crutchley, Athol New, Philip Sherwood, Andrew Wiffen, Kelly Heckler, Rory Bragg, Hannah Morrah Benson Horsford 

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  • We’re pleased to launch the Early Adoption Accelerator - a new initiative to help more farmers put proven emissions reduction tools into practice. Announcing the Accelerator at Fieldays® today, Hon Nicola Willis MP and Hon Todd McClay confirmed the Government will provide up to $51 million to co-fund projects delivered through the initiative. With a range of tools expected to emerge soon, this is part of our work to accelerate the development and deployment of tools for New Zealand farmers. “By demonstrating the tools in action, we can give farmers the evidence and confidence they need to make informed decisions for their businesses and help pave the way for broader use across the sector,” Wayne McNee. 👉 Read more on our website https://lnkd.in/ecBWb-aR

  • The Science for Farmers site at Fieldays® has a great line-up of panel sessions this year 💡 Our head of strategy & engagement, Ruth Leary, is facilitating a session on how research and investment are turning into practical emissions reduction tools for Kiwi farmers. The panel brings together perspectives from across the pipeline: •      Kathryn Polkoff, PhD, Co-founder and CEO, Hoofprint Biome •      Peter Ettema, Chief Advisor Māori Partnerships and Investment, Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) •      Jane Kay, Principal Scientist, DairyNZ •      Philip Sherwood, dairy farmer and AgriZeroNZ Farmer Focus Group member ☕ Call in, grab a coffee and be part of the conversation 👉 Day 1, 11:30am at E38

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  • We’re counting down to Fieldays®, the Southern Hemisphere’s largest agricultural event. If you’re heading along, make sure to pop in and see us at the Science for Farmers site. The site showcases scientific efforts to help boost on-farm productivity and profitability, protect the environment, and reduce agricultural greenhouse gas emissions. 🌏 Mystery Creek, Hamilton, New Zealand 📅 Wednesday 10 June – Saturday 13 June 📍Site E38 - on the corner of E street and M road Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) | Bioeconomy Science Institute | Livestock Improvement Corporation (LIC) | Massey University - Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa | Ag Emissions Centre | DairyNZ | Pāmu Landcorp Farming Limited 📸 Our team at the 2025 Fieldays

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  • We’re looking for new members to join our Farmer Focus Group, to ensure it reflects the diversity of New Zealand’s livestock farming businesses. The group’s feedback helps us ensure the tools we’re investing in are fit-for-purpose and practical for Kiwi farmers. The areas we’re wanting to strengthen representation include: o  Deer farming o  Early-career dairy farming o  Māori agribusiness & livestock farming perspectives o  Large-scale, multi-property corporate o  Extensive, breeding-focused sheep and/or beef farming If you’re passionate about the future of New Zealand’s agricultural sector, and want to be part of the journey, we'd love to hear from you. Register your interest on our website by Friday 19 June 🗓️ https://lnkd.in/gp8MfXVJ

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  • We are privileged to have been selected by Victoria University of Wellington as a nominee for The Earthshot Prize, alongside five other Kiwi companies showcasing climate leadership and innovation 🌏 Learn more about the nominations 👉 https://lnkd.in/eSh96vJ8

    Meet the Kiwi climate solutions with the potential to change the world. As the only university that’s a nominator in New Zealand, we’re honoured to announce our nominees for the Earthshot Prize 2026. These six innovations showcase true Kiwi ingenuity—tackling some of our most urgent environmental challenges with scalable, real-world solutions: • AgriZeroNZ—a public-private partnership accelerating tools to help farmers reduce emissions while maintaining productivity and profitability. • Critical.—a Māori-led clean-tech company turning hard-to-recycle plastic into near carbon-neutral building materials called Cleanstone. • KiwiEconet—replacing plastic bale wrap with 100% natural jute fibre netting. • Mountains to Sea Wellington Trust—restoring kelp forests in Wellington Harbour through science, community action, and Indigenous partnership. • Mushroom Material—a fully biodegradable packaging alternative to polystyrene using mycelium-based pellets. • Sea Cleaners— purpose-built vessels intercept plastic pollution to remove millions of litres of waste from waterways each year. Best of luck to all our nominees! Finalists will be announced in September, with winners revealed in Mumbai this November. Read more in the link in comments.

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