Mike Green
After graduating from Waikato University with a master’s degree in Earth Sciences and Biology, Mike Green headed off overseas to travel, teach environmental science, and work on environmental projects in Kenya and Zimbabwe. Mike now combines his science background, business experience, and understanding of permaculture and regenerative systems to help grow and develop Ata Regenerative to enable the regenerative transition of New Zealand agriculture.
Is the future of New Zealand agriculture a farm or a factory?20250430084808
Is the future of New Zealand agriculture a farm or a factory?
New Zealand agriculture is at a breaking point. Are we farming the land — or being farmed ourselves? Read more here....
The film telling the regenerative story of New Zealand farmers20250409085132
The film telling the regenerative story of New Zealand farmers
Discover the regenerative story of New Zealand and meet the farmers who are restoring their land through regenerative practices. ...
NZ’s first UNDERGROUND festival! The future of food and farming 20250113085246
NZ’s first UNDERGROUND festival! The future of food and farming
I am thrilled to share news about the UNDERGROUND festival, held this February 2025 at Greystone, North Canterbury. Find out more here....
Highlights from the Regenerative Agriculture Field Day in Waipu20241113093505
Highlights from the Regenerative Agriculture Field Day in Waipu
Get the highlights from our recent two-day workshop on Holistic Management and EOV at the Regenerative Field Day in Waipu.
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The hidden costs of GE crops and GMOs: What NZ stands to lose20240904111444
The hidden costs of GE crops and GMOs: What NZ stands to lose
GE and GMOs threaten NZ’s green image and exports. Once adopted, there’s no turning back. Learn why GE-free farming is vital for our future....
Why is conventional agriculture resistant to regenerative production? And why should we care?20240307091658
Why is conventional agriculture resistant to regenerative production? And why should we care?
How do we transition to regenerative production to create the conditions for health in our agricultural environment? Read more....
Escape the vicious cycle: moving beyond solutions in farming20230823092517
Escape the vicious cycle: moving beyond solutions in farming
By focusing on outcomes and reducing inputs, Regenerative farming offers an alternative to a commoditised food system. Find out more here....
The Savory Global Network gathering 202320230510114533
The Savory Global Network gathering 2023
Dr Hugh Jellie visited Portugal as part of a conference for EOV Accredited Professionals who make up the Savory Global Network. Read more:...
Blue Duck Station – preserving the history of the land20230428085759
Blue Duck Station – preserving the history of the land
The Blue Duck Stations ethos of not fighting the land to force it to be ‘something’ but rather to work with it is the basis of regenerative....
Creating resilience is the key to successful farming20230308120000
Creating resilience is the key to successful farming
Successful farming faces challenges, including extreme weather events. Farmers must look at what resilience means to their farming operations....