Emily House

Growing up in the hinterland of the beautiful Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia, Emily learnt a deep appreciation for the land from an early age. This led to her completing an honours degree in Earth Science from La Trobe University in Melbourne, where she then worked for 8 years as a geologist for the Victorian Government. A Kiwi husband and a couple of children later, Emily and her family moved to Christchurch, NZ. Initially supporting and then co-running a small farm consultancy with big goals, Emily spent the next 10 years championing a holistic approach to farm management for the benefit of stock, people and the environment. As an EOV monitor for āta Verified Regenerative, Emily is excited by the opportunity to support farmers in their journey to build healthy, resilient farms that nurture the environment and its people.

How will your land respond under stress? The concept of brittleness explained20240814090525

How will your land respond under stress? The concept of brittleness explained

Emily HouseAugust 14, 20240 comments
Understanding the concept of brittleness can help with your decision-making about what management practices to use on your land. Read more....
Nature-based regenerative farming for better outcomes20240801104419

Nature-based regenerative farming for better outcomes

Mike GreenAugust 1, 20240 comments
Can nature-based regenerative design of the farming system provide a pathway forward for those who are open to the possibilities it provides?...
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?

Mike GreenMarch 7, 20240 comments
How do we transition to regenerative production to create the conditions for health in our agricultural environment? Read more....
What a night! The event that launched Farmer’s Footprint NZ20231211092915

What a night! The event that launched Farmer’s Footprint NZ

Dr Hugh JellieDecember 11, 20230 comments
Last month āta Verified Regenerative officially launched Farmer’s Footprint NZ. How can you get involved? Find out by reading more here:...
Zach Bush and Farmer’s Footprint is coming to New Zealand!20231020145151

Zach Bush and Farmer’s Footprint is coming to New Zealand!

Dr Hugh JellieOctober 20, 20230 comments
Farmer’s Footprint New Zealand is now real and this November, Zach Bush MD, will visit New Zealand for the first time to support the launch! ...
Ata and Atkins Ranch visit three EOV regenerative farms in NZ20230913085531

Ata and Atkins Ranch visit three EOV regenerative farms in NZ

Dr Hugh JellieSeptember 13, 20230 comments
āta Verified Regenerative and Atkins Ranch had the opportunity to visit three exceptional regenerative farms enrolled in EOV. Find out more here....
Shifting to Regenerative Design with Great Giant Foods, Indonesia20230727105501

Shifting to Regenerative Design with Great Giant Foods, Indonesia

Dr Hugh JellieJuly 27, 20230 comments
Dr Hugh Jellie joins the Great Giant Foods in Indonesia where they grow their understanding of regenerative design. Read the post here:...
The Savory Global Network gathering 202320230510114533

The Savory Global Network gathering 2023

Dr Hugh JellieMay 10, 20230 comments
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

Dr Hugh JellieApril 28, 20230 comments
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....
Regenerating ‘Regenerative’ – the natural way of farming20230321120000

Regenerating ‘Regenerative’ – the natural way of farming

Mike GreenMarch 21, 20230 comments
"In trying to determine what regenerative agriculture was, I discovered exactly what it wasn’t." Read more here:...