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Regenerative Farming Blueprint

NZ$1,400.00 NZ$700.00


Course Overview


The Regenerative Farming Blueprint is designed for farmers passionate about creating resilient, productive, and sustainable farming systems. This course provides practical tools and cutting-edge ecological design principles to help you future-proof your farm while tackling New Zealand’s unique environmental challenges. Whether you're managing a small lifestyle block or a large-scale commercial farm, this course will empower you with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in harmony with nature.


Why Enrol in the Regenerative Farming Blueprint?

  • Tackle Rising Input Costs: Learn how regenerative practices reduce reliance on expensive chemical inputs while improving productivity.
  • Meet Environmental Regulations: Create a Freshwater Farm Plan that aligns with New Zealand’s regulations and reduces environmental impact.
  • Enhance Soil Health & Biodiversity: Improve your farm’s resilience by boosting soil fertility, increasing biodiversity, and managing water more efficiently.
  • Gain a Competitive Edge: Tap into growing market demand for sustainably produced food and set your farm apart with a globally recognised Permaculture Design Certificate.
  • Join a Like-Minded Community: Collaborate with farmers across New Zealand through peer discussions, live sessions, and expert guidance.


Course Structure

This fully online course is designed to fit around your busy schedule, with self-paced modules and interactive monthly Zoom sessions.

  • 12 Comprehensive Modules: Each module dives deep into essential topics, from soil health to water management, biodiversity, and regenerative farm design.
  • Practical Assignments: Apply what you learn with hands-on tasks that make an immediate impact on your farm.
  • Personalised Freshwater Farm Plan: Develop a plan tailored to your land, helping you meet regulatory requirements while improving your farm’s sustainability.
  • Flexible Learning: Access the course anytime, anywhere, with lifetime access to all materials.


What You'll Learn

The Regenerative Farming Blueprint equips you with practical, actionable knowledge, including:

  1. Soil Health & Fertility: Master regenerative soil-building techniques like composting, no-till farming, and cover cropping to improve soil structure and fertility.
  2. Water Management: Learn how to design effective water systems, including rainwater harvesting and swale design, to improve water retention and reduce runoff.
  3. Biodiversity for Resilience: Increase plant and animal diversity on your farm to build a resilient ecosystem that thrives without heavy chemical inputs.
  4. Farm Design & Planning: Use permaculture design principles to create a productive, regenerative farm that works with the natural landscape.
  5. Freshwater Farm Plans: Create a custom Freshwater Farm Plan that meets council regulations and improves water management on your property.
  6. Economic Sustainability: Explore how regenerative practices can reduce costs and open up new revenue streams, such as premium markets for sustainably produced goods.


Course Features

  • Monthly Live Zoom Sessions: Participate in interactive sessions with expert tutors and fellow farmers to discuss course content, share insights, and get real-time feedback.
  • Peer Support: Engage with a community of like-minded farmers through online forums and collaborative assignments.
  • Globally Recognised Certification: Upon completing the course, you’ll receive a Permaculture Design Certificate, empowering you to lead regenerative farming initiatives on your farm or in your community.


Who Should Enrol?

The Regenerative Farming Blueprint is perfect for:

  • Farmers looking to transition to more sustainable practices.
  • Small lifestyle block owners who want to increase productivity and resilience.
  • Land managers seeking to reduce input costs while improving farm health.
  • Anyone passionate about creating a sustainable future for New Zealand’s agriculture.


Enrolment Options

  • Standard Course: $1,400 NZD (Includes full course access, all modules, and certification).
  • Exclusive Offer: For a limited time, enrol at a 50% discount—just $700 NZD! Secure your spot today to take advantage of this limited-time offer.
  • Personal Farm Consultation: Enrol today and receive a complimentary consultation with our expert team to help you tailor your regenerative farm plan.


FAQs

  • How long does the course take?
  • The course is self-paced, so you can complete it at your convenience. On average, most participants finish within 6-12 months.
  • Will I receive any certification?
  • Yes! Upon completion, you'll receive a globally recognised Permaculture Design Certificate, showcasing your expertise in regenerative farming.
  • Do I need any prior knowledge?
  • No prior experience is necessary. The course is designed for anyone interested in transforming their farm with regenerative practices.


Join the Movement Towards a Regenerative Future

This is more than just a course—it’s an opportunity to transform your land, protect the environment, and join a community of forward-thinking farmers dedicated to a sustainable future. Enrol in the Regenerative Farming Blueprint today and start your journey toward a more resilient, productive, and profitable farm! using this exclusive link
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Regenerative Farming Blueprint Course Outline
The Regenerative Farming Blueprint is a comprehensive course designed for farmers, agricultural business owners, and sustainability enthusiasts seeking to transform their operations through regenerative farming practices. This course provides participants with both the theoretical knowledge and practical tools needed to build resilient, productive farms that work in harmony with natural ecosystems. Spanning ten months, the course focuses on key areas such as soil health, water management, biodiversity, and climate resilience, all tailored to New Zealand's agricultural environment.

Core Modules (Compulsory for All Participants)
Participants will complete the following modules:
  1. Design Principles
    Learn how to apply systems-thinking to treat your farm as an interconnected ecosystem. This module emphasises integrating soil, water, plants, and livestock while following ethical principles such as Earth Care, People Care, and Fair Share.
  2. Pattern Understanding
    Explore how regenerative practices harness natural patterns and ecological succession to restore soil health, biodiversity, and long-term resilience.
  3. Site Analysis
    Learn to conduct thorough site analysis, observing environmental factors like wind, water, and sun patterns. Apply frameworks like PESTEL to create a compliant and sustainable farm design.
  4. Topography
    Discover how to use natural land contours to improve farm layout and water retention. Participants will use tools like GIS and drones to optimise productivity and sustainability.
  5. Understanding Climate
    Explore New Zealand's diverse climate zones and learn to manage microclimates for enhanced productivity. This module focuses on building resilience to climate variability and extreme weather.
  6. Soil Health
    Dive deep into soil composition and regenerative practices such as no-till farming, composting, and biochar application, all of which contribute to building fertile, resilient soils.
  7. Farm Biodiversity
    Enhance farm resilience through biodiversity. This module covers agroforestry and regenerative grazing practices to integrate native species, reduce chemical inputs, and improve ecological health.
  8. Water Quality
    Study water management techniques like rainwater harvesting, swales, and keyline design. These strategies help reduce erosion, improve soil fertility, and ensure efficient water use.
  9. Building Community
    Learn governance models and sustainable resource management strategies to build resilient, self-sufficient communities. This module explores local economic systems, sharing economies, and collaboration within the farming community.
  10. The Creative Agent
    Align personal strengths with your regenerative farming goals. Explore how to diversify income streams and leverage technology, including AI, to enhance sustainability and productivity.
  11. Market Opportunities
    Identify and capitalise on emerging trends in organic and sustainable markets. Learn diversification strategies and financial management to build economic and environmental resilience.

Optional Module (Participants Select One)
In addition to the compulsory modules, participants choose one optional module for a deep dive into a specific system:
  • Annual Garden: Focus on regenerative gardening techniques like companion planting, no-dig gardening, and integrating native plants for a biodiverse, self-sustaining system.
  • Permaculture Orchard: Design resilient orchards that mimic natural ecosystems, using diverse plant species, companion planting, and natural pest control.
  • Pasture Systems: Explore holistic grazing and silvopasture techniques to improve soil health, biodiversity, and productivity in grazing environments.
  • Aquaponics: Investigate aquaponics as a regenerative system, integrating fish and plant production in a closed-loop case study of ecological synergy.

Final Design Portfolio
Participants will complete also complete a final design portfolio, integrating all design tasks from the core modules into one comprehensive outcome. The portfolio showcases their practical application of regenerative farming strategies and will include the following:

  1. Permaculture inspired Regenerative Design:  integrates ecological principles with practical farming techniques to create a self-sustaining, resilient farm system. It optimizes natural resources like soil, water, and biodiversity, reducing the need for external inputs. This approach promotes sustainability, whether for a self-sufficient lifestyle farm or a commercially viable enterprise, while balancing ecological health with profitability through regenerative practices such as agroforestry, holistic grazing, and natural water systems.
  2. Freshwater Farm Plan: Participants develop a plan centered on water resource management, ensuring sustainable farming practices that comply with New Zealand’s freshwater regulations. The plan will highlight water conservation, erosion control, and ecosystem restoration.
  3. Regenerative Business Strategy and Carbon Budget: Participants create a comprehensive business strategy that integrates regenerative farming practices with carbon accounting. The portfolio will include calculating the farm’s carbon footprint, implementing emission reduction strategies, and participating in carbon markets, such as New Zealand’s Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS). The strategy will balance sustainability with profitability.

Course Format
  • Duration: 10 months (February 10, 2025 – December 15, 2025)
  • Monthly Zoom Meetings: First Saturday of each month for group discussions and Q&A
  • Final Portfolio Submission: Due December 1, 2025
  • Graduation: December 15, 2025

This course provides participants with the skills and knowledge needed to lead regenerative farming initiatives, helping to create a sustainable and resilient future for their farms and communities.
​Funding options for enrollment:
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  • Ecology Based Farming