Irrigation knowledge centre goes live
December 1
2010
News
Release
Irrigation
knowledge centre goes
live
A knowledge centre
launched this month by Irrigation NZ will serve as the hub
for irrigation information in New Zealand.
Accessed either through the Irrigation NZ website www.irrigationnz.co.nz or directly at www.irrigationefficiency.co.nz, the centre will act as the cross sector host for reports and information currently held by a myriad of different groups, including MAF, Crown Research Institutes, and sector organisation such as the Foundation for Arable Research (FAR) and Dairy NZ.
The IrrigationNZ Knowledge Centre is a continually evolving, quality information resource for all things irrigation in New Zealand.
“It offers a one-stop-shop to help irrigators, irrigation schemes and their service providers find information and tools to achieve optimum irrigation performance and profitability,” IrrigationNZ chief executive Andrew Curtis said.
Containing fact sheets, articles, presentations, reports, current research projects, practical irrigation tools, links to related websites, field days and workshops – the knowledge centre is user friendly and will be regularly updated to ensure the latest information is always available.
The centre will be the hub for all technical reports, tools that have been developed, current research, and economic analysis of irrigation.
“Quite simply it’s now the go-to-place for information on who is doing what, tools to use, technical reports and economic analysis of irrigation,” Curtis said.
Irrigation NZ designed the functionality of the knowledge centre, in conjunction with irrigators and an information technology specialist, and will be responsible for the continued population of the centre with relevant current information in conjunction with all stakeholders.
Follow the Knowledge Centre link on the IrrigationNZ website www.irrigationnz.co.nz or visit www.irrigationefficiency.co.nz
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