AQUALINC RESEARCH LIMITED
Making a positive difference
With professional technical and knowledge based services
AQUALINC RESEARCH LIMITED
With professional technical and knowledge based services
At Aqualinc, we help primary industries, water infrastructure managers, regulatory bodies and central and local government make wise, environmentally sustainable decisions about water and land use. We provide resource consultancy services and undertake independent applied scientific research for clients across New Zealand.
Our dedicated experts can advise you on:
Irrigation management, design and monitoring
Resource consent applications and compliance
Groundwater investigations and management
Land-use impact assessments
Effluent management
When you work with Aqualinc, you can expect a friendly, comprehensive and practical approach to managing your water and land resources.
Our approachable team of experts combine scientific rigour with on-the-ground experience to make even difficult projects feel straightforward. We work collaboratively with you, with a commitment to open communication and sharing honest and unbiased information.
We are committed to offering practical solutions that deliver better yields and returns with less environmental impact, making it easier and more cost-effective for you to farm within your resource allocations.
Our team has the local knowledge and on-the-ground experience required to understand what works in the real world. We also understand that your needs may change, so our resource management solutions have built-in flexibility to grow and adapt with your business. Plus, there are no unexpected bells and whistles, so you get fit-for-purpose results without additional cost.
Find out more about the services we provide to primary industries, including:
Irrigation and soil moisture management
Resource consent applications and compliance
Effluent management
Resource consents play a crucial role in the operation of many farming businesses. They are the cornerstone of our operations and enable us to carry out activities to make the most of our land.
However, it is common for consent holders to overlook the importance of regularly reviewing their consents. By neglecting to review consents from time to time, we risk non-compliance and also risk an opportunity to ensure the consents are appropriate for what we want to be doing.