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2026

The Asia New Zealand Foundation Te Whītau Tūhono is offering up to ten young Indian agribusiness entrepreneurs and business leaders the opportunity to visit New Zealand to attend the largest agricultural event in the Southern Hemisphere, Mystery Creek Field Days, and make industry connections.

This week-long programme offers participants an in-depth understanding of New Zealand’s world-renowned agriculture sector, opportunities to connect with fellow agribusiness entrepreneurs, and valuable insights to help expand their own businesses internationally.

Applications close 4pm, Tuesday 3 March 2026 (NZT)

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