Ina Pinxterhuis and Paul Edwards from DairyNZ provide an overview of one of the innovation projects within Primary Innovation. This is a chance to get a more detailed update on what’s happening with the nutrient management innovation project.

Watch the below presentation titled "Different roles for researchers in co-innovation" by Laurens Klerkx, Wageningen University.

 

Using co-innovation to increase the adoption and use of new ideas

James Turner from AgResearch and the Primary Innovation project shares insights in this webinar recording on:

• what co-innovation means,
• how to incorporate co-innovation concepts to tackle complex problems,
• some agricultural case-studies, and
• an analysis of the economic benefits

Jump over to the High Impact Learning website to watch the webinar recording and download the presentation slides. This webinar was delivered as part of the High Impact Training webinar series (https://www.enablersofchange.com.au/).

 

More Webinars:

Below is a list of the previous webinars, including links to view the webinars on youtube:

• Co-innovation, Co-learning and Water Management (MS Srinivasan, G Elley and Denise Bewsell)
• Increasing Impact – from Technology Transfer to Co-Innovation (Kelly Rijswijk)
• PhD overview by Sam and Aniek (Sam Beechener and Aniek Hilkens)
• An update on the cross case analysis from the ex post case studies (Neels Botha)
• Timber Segregation Case Study in Primary Innovation (John Moore)
• Evaluation and reflection and their role in the Primary Innovation Project (Toni White)
• Estimating the economic impact of a co-innovation approach (Neels Botha)
• The results of a survey on the 9 principles co-innovation (Jeff Coutts)
• An update on the Heifer Rearing case study (Sarah Dirks)
• An overview of the Nutrient Management case study (Ina Pinxterhuis and Paul Edwards)
• Highlights and key learnings from the International Farming Systems Association (IFSA) conference (Simon Fielke)
• Learnings from a systems approach in an Australian farm systems research ‘EverGraze’ (Kate Sargeant)
• Primary Innovation: Creating Impact from Science (James Turner)