Kia ora koutou! Like many other businesses, and particularly print media, OrganicNZ magazine has been facing challenging times financially, with increased costs and declining revenue.   Over the last few years we have made efforts to remain competitive and cost-efficient, and this year an in-depth audit of our finances showed that we cannot afford to... The post ANNOUNCEMENT: OrganicNZ ceasing print publication appeared first on OrganicNZ Magazine | Soil and Health Association NZ ..read more

Whether it was a summer of excess or just daily life, Laura Hett advises how you can support your liver to eradicate toxins from your body. The post Support your liver and DETOX appeared first on OrganicNZ Magazine | Soil and Health Association NZ ..read more

Trans or saturated, polyunsaturated, or monosaturated? What’s the difference between cold-pressed and virgin, light and refined? Paula Sharp smooths out the choices of what is best for our bodies in terms of oils and fats. The post Cooking with oil – which one is good for you? appeared first on OrganicNZ Magazine | Soil and Health Association NZ ..read more

Pro-GE lobbyists are saying we need to have a ‘mature’ conversation about genetic engineering. Originally they claimed it would solve world hunger, now they are claiming it will mitigate climate change. Philippa Jamieson logically and ‘maturely’ refutes their greenwashing. The post To GE or not to GE? appeared first on OrganicNZ Magazine | Soil and Health Association NZ ..read more

Pro-GE lobbyists are saying we need to have a ‘mature’ conversation about genetic engineering. Originally they claimed it would solve world hunger, now they are claiming it will mitigate climate change. Philippa Jamieson logically and ‘maturely’ refutes their greenwashing. The post Live2Give: Focusing on foundations, making good ethics a viable business appeared first on OrganicNZ Magazine | Soil and Health Association NZ ..read more

It’s prolific, peculiar, fundamental, and all too often, unappreciated. Dr Charles Merfield marvels over the properties of banged-up stardust and explains why it is essential to life on Earth. The post Underground interactions: how roots communicate appeared first on OrganicNZ Magazine | Soil and Health Association NZ ..read more

Pro-GE lobbyists are saying we need to have a ‘mature’ conversation about genetic engineering. Originally they claimed it would solve world hunger, now they are claiming it will mitigate climate change. Philippa Jamieson logically and ‘maturely’ refutes their greenwashing. The post The battle for the future of food appeared first on OrganicNZ Magazine | Soil and Health Association NZ ..read more

School holidays, trips to the beach, and a house full of visitors – all great fun – but not so helpful when it comes to finding time for a garden in full swing. Diana Noonan shares labour-saving techniques so you can keep on top of the garden chores while enjoying the summer and the culinary delights it produces. The post Preparing for winter: organic gardening tips and tasks for autumn appeared first on OrganicNZ Magazine | Soil and Health Association NZ ..read more

We have all heard we should drink water, but Laura Hett dives into the intricacies of cell hydration that can keep us looking, and feeling, young and healthy. The post Hydration: more than water appeared first on OrganicNZ Magazine | Soil and Health Association NZ ..read more

As we chase modern life, do we forget the powerful and potent benefits of nature? Simply going to the beach can have profound effects. Zara Adcock explains how the surf, sand, and sun affects our spiritual, mental, and physical health. The post The benefits of Vitamin Sea appeared first on OrganicNZ Magazine | Soil and Health Association NZ ..read more