FArm To Farm Agricultural Tours Limited
Tour Operator in Waimakariri
www.farmtofarm.co.nz
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Farm To Farm Tours is a leading provider of specialist tours for farmers, agribusiness people and others interested in rural life. Farm To Farm Tours is managed by founder, Ross Macmillan, an agricultural graduate from Lincoln University with more than 35 years experience in agricultural consultancy and tour operation. The company is a founding member of Agricultural Tour Operators International ATOI , a professional body promoting quality tour operations and global partnerships and an allied member of the Tourism Export Council of New Zealand TEC . Having travelled extensively internationally, Ross is also familiar with farming systems elsewhere which helps in designing appropriate tour itineraries for the different groups. Desray and her husband live on a small farm near Rangiora so she is very much in touch with the rural lifestyle.
from Lincoln, he has farmed in Mid Canterbury, managed a seed export company and more recently his own consultancy has provided agronomic and marketing services to primary sector companies. The role at Farm To Farm developing new business appealed to him as the ideal combination continued involvement with the primary sector mixed with travel around New Zealand and the globe!. Farm To Farm Tours is a foundation member of Agricultural Tour Operators International. Hot springs, geysers and mudpools also form part of the volcanic system centred at Rotorua.
The warmest months are December, January and February and the coldest are June, July and August. It has sizeable industry and service sectors complementing a highly efficient primary sector. The New Zealand economy is principally based on its farm production and export food and fibre industries. Agricultural and forestry products earn more than half of New Zealand's export income and employs about 8. New Zealand is the largest dairy exporter in the world and the eighth largest milk producer, averaging 2. The US remains New Zealand's most important beef market with North Asia being the second largest market.
New Zealand venison production is currently around 23,00 tonnes of which 90 is exported, mainly to Europe. There is a canopy area of kiwifruit around 13,250 hectares, predominantly grown in the Bay of Plenty region. The area planted in wine grapes has continued to increase and plantings now cover around 32,00 hectares. A range of green vegetables and process vegetable crops, such as peas, are also grown in some regions.
Forestry is a major land use, employer and export industry in New Zealand and around 40,00 hectares of exotic forest mainly Pinus Radiata is harvested annually. Farm To Farm Tours is a foundation member of Agricultural Tour Operators International
from Lincoln, he has farmed in Mid Canterbury, managed a seed export company and more recently his own consultancy has provided agronomic and marketing services to primary sector companies. The role at Farm To Farm developing new business appealed to him as the ideal combination continued involvement with the primary sector mixed with travel around New Zealand and the globe!. Farm To Farm Tours is a foundation member of Agricultural Tour Operators International. Hot springs, geysers and mudpools also form part of the volcanic system centred at Rotorua.
The warmest months are December, January and February and the coldest are June, July and August. It has sizeable industry and service sectors complementing a highly efficient primary sector. The New Zealand economy is principally based on its farm production and export food and fibre industries. Agricultural and forestry products earn more than half of New Zealand's export income and employs about 8. New Zealand is the largest dairy exporter in the world and the eighth largest milk producer, averaging 2. The US remains New Zealand's most important beef market with North Asia being the second largest market.
New Zealand venison production is currently around 23,00 tonnes of which 90 is exported, mainly to Europe. There is a canopy area of kiwifruit around 13,250 hectares, predominantly grown in the Bay of Plenty region. The area planted in wine grapes has continued to increase and plantings now cover around 32,00 hectares. A range of green vegetables and process vegetable crops, such as peas, are also grown in some regions.
Forestry is a major land use, employer and export industry in New Zealand and around 40,00 hectares of exotic forest mainly Pinus Radiata is harvested annually. Farm To Farm Tours is a foundation member of Agricultural Tour Operators International
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