If you are planning to install a bore, carry out earthworks or vegetation clearance, install a storage tank, construct a water storage pond, or fence or graze in river berms, you will most likely need a land use consent from either your district or regional council, or both.
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Many of the region’s surface water bodies are considered over-allocated and minimum flow restrictions are required. However, there are still many options available with surface water.
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Groundwater is complex. Whether you are wanting to drill a bore for a new groundwater take, renew a current resource consent to take and use groundwater, or change conditions of your consent, you will require assistance.
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The key to any successful dairy conversion is receiving sound advice and the investigation of all issues that may potentially impact on the conversion. Irricon has extensive experience in the dairy industry. We provide technical advice, assistance with managing resource consents, for both dairy farm conversion and for existing dairy.
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The need for nutrient consents has arisen from new regional rules in response to the National Policy Statement (NPS) for Freshwater Management. The NPS requires that all regional councils set limits to address declining water quality. These are also known as ‘consents to farm’, or a ‘nutrient discharge consent’.
Nutrient consents generally require land owners to farm to an nitrogen loss limits (derived using Overseer) as well as prepare, implement and audit a Farm Environment Plan.
The nutrient rules are complex and very greatly from region to region, and sometimes within regions too.
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