Māori resilience in agriculture

Māori resilience in agriculture reflects their deep connection to land and environment, which has sustained their farming practices over generations. They adapt to challenges like climate change and land use changes through traditional knowledge, innovative techniques, and strong community bonds. This resilience ensures the preservation of cultural practices, biodiversity, and sustainable food production, allowing Māori farmers to thrive while respecting their heritage. Their approach combines heritage with modern sustainability efforts, demonstrating an enduring capacity to overcome obstacles and maintain a vital role in New Zealand’s agricultural landscape.