[WEBINAR] Join us for Vote Organic: A Producer’s Perspective

Join us for our next Vote Organic Webinar

Election Day is almost here, and for the people growing New Zealand’s organic food, the next term could shape the future.

Most political parties have responded to our Vote Organic scorecard. You can see their answers alongside the OANZ organic manifesto on our website. But policy on paper is one thing. What does it mean on the ground?

That’s why we’re hosting Vote Organic: A producer’s perspective, a live webinar where four speakers talk candidly about:

  • What this organic means to them

  • What they personally need from government to help organic progress and prosper

  • What the sector needs collectively from the next government

Join us

📅 Thursday 5 November
🕖 7.00pm to 7.40pm
💻 Live via Zoom

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Meet the speakers

Georgia is the founder of Gro My Goodness Market Garden, a small-scale certified organic market garden in Katikati, Bay of Plenty. She grows seasonal produce for farmers markets, restaurants and local retailers, building strong connections between growers and consumers.

Alex Morrissey runs Little Farms, a collaborative organic farm box in the Wairarapa supplied by about 10 growers, and grows food in her own market garden, the Good Garden. She received the Emerging Leader Award from Organics NZ in 2024.

Rachel Short is a certified organic dairy farmer in Taranaki and an OANZ board member. In 2015, she led her family’s conversion of two farms to organic, and as a hands-on farmer, she is closely involved in both the dairy industry and the wider organic sector.

Sharnae Morrell-Hopa is a community connector with a background in finance, engineering, comms and education. Working in local council kai portfolios, she bridges community heart and structural support, and loves empowering rangatahi and watching local ideas take root.

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Before you join

Every vote counts, and so does every voice. Vote for an Organic Future.

Louise Vicente