Farmers Weekly NZ Property March 5 2018 by AgriHQ

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Dairy land prices edging up Alan Williams a.dubu@xtra.co.nz

VERALL dairy farm prices edged higher in the three months to the end of January but remain well below the level of a year earlier. The Dairy Farm Price Index was 8.9% lower year-on year, according to Real Estate Institute figures. That contrasts with a 5.8% increase in the All Farm Price Index over the same period. The rural real estate market is constrained and the dairy farm market particularly so, the institute’s rural spokesman Brian Peacocke said. That was despite widespread rain easing feed supply concerns, except for the Otago and Southland regions. The median price per hectare for all farm sales over the three months was $28,257, up from $27,058 at the same time a year earlier but down 3.4% from $29,266 in the three months to December. Grazing and finishing farms make up most sales and were 54%

of sales over the three months to the end of January. These classes of property do not have a separate Index measure of price but median prices were higher by 6.5% and 7.3% respectively over the full year to January. The Index price measures make adjustment for differences in farm size, location and farming type whereas the median price does not. The index is seen as the best indicator of prices. In a mixed picture the Dairy Farm Index rose by 1.3% in January from December though it was well down year-on-year and the median price fell throughout. The median price for all farms was lower month-on-month but higher year-on-year along with the All Farm Index. The median price for dairy farms in the three months was $37,235/ha, down from $40,484/ ha for the December period and from $44,322/ha for January last year. That is a 16% year-on-year fall. Among the major dairying areas, the institute reported that good properties continue to sell well with no demand for lower quality farms.

Dairy farm prices were down by 10%-plus. Farmers’ confidence was improving with good rain and a steady milk payout. Listings were lower and buyers were constrained and careful. In Taranaki, January was busy

Among the major dairying areas, the institute reported that good properties continue to sell well. with good sales of dairy units, often as a result of pre-Christmas auction and tender programmes that did not sell at that time. There were very few top farms available and prices for second and third tier properties were down by 10% to 15%. A shortage of listings was reported. In Canterbury, buyers were being very selective, with reports of bank advice impacting on prices. Further south, dairy farms were

selling in Southland, however, Mycoplasma bovis was creating major concerns over movement of dairy cows and replacement heifers, Peacocke said. This issue had the potential to impact negatively on the rural sector around the country. As has been noted earlier, marginal dairy farms in Northland are being looked at for a return to beef farming. In the overall Canterbury market, there was reasonable activity on finishing units but activity was generally constrained with a medium level of listings and reduced number of buyers. Climatic conditions had suppressed activity in the arable and vegetable-growing sectors. In Southland the outlay for capital stock and the need for higher equity was keeping the sheep and beef property market sluggish. The Hawke’s Bay, Manawatu and Wairarapa regions had good sales levels with finishing and grazing properties but little dairy farm activity. Eleven of the 14 regions reported a reduced number of sales in the three months to the end of January than for the same period a year earlier.

Otago (26 fewer) and Northland (25) had the biggest declines. The very dry conditions had had a considerable impact in Otago, Peacocke said. Gisborne, Nelson and Southland recorded small increases in the number of sales. Peacocke said sales figures for the January period were reasonably consistent with the latest December period but significantly lower than a year earlier. The grazing category had 32% fewer sales year-on-year but still had the most sales by number of any farm category and arable farm sales were down 40%, whereas numbers were steadier for dairy, finishing and horticulture blocks. The median price for finishing farms for the January period was $30,328/ha, compared to $32,000 in December and $28,268 in January 2017. Grazing farms had a median price of $11,828/ha in January, just down from $11,937/ha in December but up on the $11,102/ ha in January 2017. Horticulture block prices were down on December levels but consistent with January 2017 prices.

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THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS WEEKLY – March 5, 2018

Barns a key farm feature has a four-bedroom home with a sleepout. Both dairy farms have two titles, the same as the drystock farm which sits on predominantly rolling hills. The HerdHomes, which are the business Pow created in 2002, are integral to each property and have enabled each to increase stocking rates without environmental impact. “Over a few years the stocking rate has increased not just by cow numbers but also by cow size,” Pow says. “These farms over the last decade have gone up 40% higher stocking rate and that’s largely due to the HerdHomes and developing the farms. “On the drystock farm, if young stock get cold and wet they walk around and around the paddock and damage it for the next season, whereas here they go inside after they’ve got their bellyful of grass. “Young dairy stock (Kiwicross) increase their liveweight because they don’t get checked with the cold, wet period and we aim at

The Pows are selling two dairy farms of 94ha and 82ha and a 290ha drytstock property.

having them calving at 500-550kg. “You can grow your young stock bigger and quicker. “A lot of that runoff is croppable for silage and maize — and has big, fat animals.” On the Ruawai flats the dairy farms benefit from the naturally high-phosphate marine clay which means there’s no need to apply more phosphate and the HerdHomes recycle sufficient potassium.

The drystock farm has one HerdHome.

Rex Butterworth from LJ Hooker Real Estate says Pow’s farming prowess combined with the HerdHomes has produced profitable dairy farms that perform well above the district’s average. He says their figures are more in line with Waikato dairy farms at around half the capital investment. The business can be purchased as a going concern and

properties can be purchased individually. The drystock property can be purchased in its entirety or in its separate titles. All three properties will be auctioned on March 27.

To view the properties visit www.ljhooker.co.nz/E51HR1/336 for further information contact Rex Butterworth on 021 348 276.

Each dairy farm has three HerdHomes.

DAIRY, CROPPING, BEEF?

VENDORS ARE RETIRING

• Situated south of Whanganui is this 175 ha farming opportunity. • Features a 20 aside herringbone dairy and 300 cow yard with adjacent feed pad. • The herd is split calving and milked all year round supplying Open Country. • Exceptional bore water supplies water to stock troughs, dairy and houses. • Large machinery shed, large silage bunker • There are two three bedroom family homes set in their own treed surrounds. • Your chance to buy this farm with a flexible takeover date and take advantages of the coming season, current RV $3 mil • Call Les to inspect, asking $2,995,000.

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• Well laid out 185 acre dairy farm situated in the heart of the Manawatu. • There is a lovely art deco homestead with great views over the property. • Modern 18 aside herringbone dairy with in bale feed system. Very nice feed pad along with good calf and milking sheds. • Effluent and water systems have been upgraded and are consented for intensive agriculture. • Our Vendors have been in retirement mode for the last few seasons and currently milk up to 160 cows and carry all replacements on farm. • Your chance to own this self contained unit. • Priced to sell at $2,200,000 plus GST • Call Les to inspect.

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HERDHOMES are a key feature on Tom and Kathy Pow’s Northland dairy farms and even the drystock farm, where they are used to grow young stock well and reduce damage to the paddocks. As the creators of the wellknown shelters, Tom and Kathy have erected three HerdHome shelters on both dairy farms which are adjacent to each other and milk a combined 500 cows and one 60m HerdHome on the 290ha drystock farm nearby. Living 70km from the farms with sharemilkers on the two dairy farms and a manager on the drystock farm and with the goal to make life easier they have decided to sell the 94ha and 82ha dairy farms on the Ruawai flats as well as the drystock farm where all the dairy young stock is run. Each property is run as an independent business with the 94ha dairy farm milking 260 cows through a 25-aside herringbone dairy and with its own threebedroom home while the 82ha dairy farm milks 240 cows through a 20-aside herringbone dairy and

BUCKING THE TRENDS Whoever said “YOU CAN’T HAVE YOUR CAKE AND EAT IT TOO” was wrong - these two Ruawai Dairy farms are definitely bucking the trends. Situated on the Ruawai Flats and adjacent to each other, both profitable properties are producing significantly above the district average. Their figures are more in-line with what would be expected from the Waikato, at around half the capital investment. Standout physical features of the properties apart from flat terrain, natural high fertility and ample gravity fed water, have to be that each farm has three HerdHome® shelters. Demonstrating an enviable return on capital is only part of the modern farming equation. Environmental sensitivity and animal welfare are increasingly shaping the agricultural industry. HUZZA FARMS LTD

The integrated use of the HerdHome® shelters in this simple yet effective system has helped address immediate compliance issues and has gone a long way towards future proofing these properties. Both long term lower order sharemilkers have been successful following this philosophy and would consider staying on. The businesses can be purchased as a going concern as our retiring clients are scaling down. These farms stand out from the rest for all the right reasons and deserve your serious consideration.

KNOBBER HOLDINGS LTD

Huzza Farms Limited

Knobber Holdings Limited

94.69 Hectares

82.92 Hectares

3 bedroom home

4 bedroom home plus sleepout

3 HerdHome® shelters

2 titles

25 ASHB

20 ASAB

260 cows

240 Cows

Concreted silage storage area

SCALE WITH SCOPE Akona Farms Limited is 290.99 hectares of predominantly rolling hill in two titles, one of 142.64ha and the second 148.15ha which can be purchased together or individually. It is well subdivided for easy management, however the jewel in the crown has to be the 60 metre HerdHome® shelter. A rare luxury not often seen on dry stock properties. Other improvements include cattle yards with covered stock handling facilities. Excellent all weather tracks constructed from material sourced from the properties own lime rock quarry. Reticulated water system feed by a generous sized dam, supplying low cost water year round. All the usual support buildings plus a three bedroom home. Stocking rate on average consists of 600 Dairy replacements along with up to 150 adult cattle. Apart from grazing stock, extra income is derived from growing and selling maize off approximately 25 of the 50 flat hectares suitable for cropping, an additional 20 hectares is suitable for mowing. Typically there is an excess of 100 bales of silage that are also sold off farm. Inspection is recommended. This extremely well set up property is unique, and could be purchased as a going concern with the manager in place.

AKONA FARMS LTD

AUCTION: Tuesday 27th March 2018 at 11.00am, LJ Hooker, 11 James St, Whangarei (unless sold prior) VIEW: Thursday 8th, 15th & 22nd March, 10-12pm WEB: matamata.ljhooker.co.nz or whangarei.ljhooker.co.nz

Rex Butterworth 021 348 276 Matamata

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Paul Beazley 027 495 5797 Whangarei

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This farm has lanes to its 66 paddocks.

The resource consent for this farm allows 330 cows but has been running only 220.

Room to expand IT’S easy to fall in love with this 154ha Aranga dairy farm for sale in Northland with its fertile, volcanic soils, good dairy and the availability of a 60ha lease block just across the road. Aranga is a farming area overlooking Maunganui Bluff and the Tasman Sea. It was the centre of the kauri gum industry in earlier days and today is a hunting, fishing and farming paradise. Nicky Reid from her newlycreated company, Connections Real Estate, says the farm sits at a slightly higher altitude than others in the area, where it collects a bit more rain to keep the country

greener through summer and its aspect shelters it from drying westerly winds. Rolling country with scattered stands of native trees provides 125 effective hectares for the dairy platform, which has been understocked in recent times, milking 220 cows on a fully selfcontained, low-input system. Between five and seven hectares of turnips are planted each year and a small amount of molasses is fed in a trailer in spring. By including the lease block the business can carry about 40 dry cows and young stock as well. The resource consent allows

up to 330 cows and Reid says there’s potential for a new owner to increase production by simply milking more cows. The centrally-located, 30-aside herringbone dairy is in good order and more than capable of milking more cows, she says. Lanes leading from the dairy to the 66 paddocks are easy care, formed from a mix of river stone, rhyolite and limestone, with the main lane following the state highway around the top of the farm and side lanes heading down through the farm. A lined artificial breeding shed is situated at the dairy and a new calf shed has been built to

The central, 30-aside herringbone dairy can handle more cows. increase calf space to six bays. Rounding the farm off are two houses including a well-presented three-bedroom main home with a new deck surrounding three sides to create a modern outdoor entertaining area. “The farm would suit a firstfarm buyer or a local farmer expanding an existing business.

MUST BE SOLD, COMMITTED ELSEWHERE 848 State Highway 1, Bulls Ignore previous price guidance, our owners need to sell this season. Located 7km north of Bulls, the 121ha dairy platform includes a 30ASHB, herd home plus a modern effluent system along with a modern 3 bedroom home plus a cottage on a separate title. Previously a high input system this has been dialed back with one of the owners now overseas. The main residence, not previously for sale, is now offered as an option on an adjoining 8ha title. This superior residence enjoys spectacular views and is finished to a high standard. Seriously for sale by realistic vendors who understand the market.

“It would make a great steppingstone farm,” Reid said. The farm has a deadline sale closing March 20.

To view the farm visit www.nzfarms. co.nz ID CRE0003 and for further information contact Nicky Reid on 021 103 6277.

121 ha + home on 8ha Deadline Private Treaty nzr.nz/RX1285278 Deadline Treaty (if not sold prior) Closes 3pm, Wed 4 Apr 2018, NZR, 20 Kimbolton Rd, Feilding Peter Barnett AREINZ 027 482 6835 | 06 323 4434 peter@nzr.nz NZR Limited | Licensed REAA 2008

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"CHESTER" - AN OUTSTANDING 637 HA FINISHING, CROPPING AND BREEDING PROPERTY 388 Rangatira Road & 3446 State Highway 1, Hunterville, Rangitikei

Tender Closes 3pm Wed 11 Apr 2018, CR Law, Manchester Street, Feilding Peter Barnett AREINZ 027 482 6835 | peter@nzr.nz NZR Limited | Licensed REAA 2008

VI W DEO EB O SIT N E

Rising up from the edge of Hunterville on State Highway 1, Chester is one of the regions premier properties due to its virtual perfect balance of moderate breeding hills, encircling one of the largest contiguous areas of flat to easy Kiwitea silt loam soils in the region. These prodigious, versatile soils are friable and free draining and have few peers for livestock finishing and are equally well suited to the wide range of crops that have been grown here including lucerne, maize, cereals and potatoes. Young pastures through-out include the hills which have been heli-cropped and re-grassed in recent years, all exhibiting strong fertility test results. Excellent all weather access is enhanced with a central lane running through the flats connecting the two woolsheds, both with covered yards, with around 100 hectares deer fenced. Trough water is gravity reticulated to virtually the whole property from the district water scheme. The solid and very tidy homestead enjoys an elevated outlook from the center of the farm, with a cottage situated near the road. The bus to the popular local primary school passes the gate with a high school bus from Hunterville. The quality and scale of property that comes up rarely in any location, the sale of Chester represents a unique opportunity to purchase an outstanding property.

637 hectares See video on website nzr.nz/RX1399391

IRRIGATED CROPPING AND FINISHING UNIT - ONE OF THE BEST! 247 Mahaki Road, Martinborough, Wairarapa This extremely tidy property is located just a five minute drive south of the renown Martinborough wine village offering quality business assets in a great lifestyle location. The farm is blessed with very deep silt loam soils that are suitable for a large number of intensive farming operations giving the astute farmer the flexibility to move with the markets. Coupled with the 40l/s irrigation right with no ’low flow’ restrictions and you have the mix well balanced to deliver on your goals. The infrastructure is hard to fault, leading the list is a large five bedroom modern replica Villa with double garage, stunning swimming pool and attractive grounds. The huge ’as new’ American barn styled shed has equine facilities attached to tie in with the sand based arena. There are three more three bay implement sheds with seed drying facilities and three phase power. The three stand woolshed is centrally located with cattle and sheep yards as well as the irrigation bore and control room. There is an option for the vendor to retain the homestead and implement sheds if a bare land option is desired. Units like this are highly sought after and our vendor will not accept any prior offers allowing you the time and confidence to do your due diligence. We have a comprehensive property report and there is an enlightening drone video on our website. This property is one of the best we have marketed and deserves your attention - do not delay - call Blair today!

155 hectares Tender www.nzr.nz

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Tender Closes: 4PM Thu 22nd March 2018 NZR Office, 16 Perry St, Masterton Blair Stevens AREINZ 06 370 9199 027 527 7007 blair@nzr.nz NZR Real Estate Limited | Licensed REAA 2008

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Entry level Northland gem A SUBSTANTIAL irrigation lake in the middle of a 153ha lower Northland dairy unit waters 50ha of the farm and adds to the picturesque setting while bearing a price tag that will attract entrylevel farm buyers. It’s an attractive farm with totara trees scattered around rolling contour, which forms a basin for the 9ha lake, adding potential for tourism and future development as it is just 17km from the expanding rural village of Paparoa.

Catherine Stewart from Bayleys says five titles create huge opportunities for the property in its central location while its dairying operation benefits from the irrigation lake and modern improvements. Production this season is on target for 58,000kg milksolids on a once-a-day milking regime with a winter contract in place from the estimated 100ha milking platform. “It’s such a great gem of a farm with the irrigation lake, totara

The 9ha irrigation lake adds potential for tourism or further development.

trees scattered for shelter for the cows and complemented with a great, flowing shed that is only 11 years old and a very tidy set up.” The 54 paddocks are well serviced by a limestone race system, leading to the 30-aside herringbone dairy and a substantial array of sheds including a two-bay calf shed, three-bay implement shed, two half-round barns and a disused dairy that is used for calf rearing and storage areas.

Stewart says the irrigation, infrastructure and dairy improvements are all modern, efficient and well thought out. Two houses on the farm include a solid five-bedroom Lockwood home and an older three-bedroom kauri home with extensive decks opening the house to the sun. The entire property has undergone significant improvement, which she says enables buyers to either continue with the economic

cost of production or explore the opportunity of lifting production. Dairying is just one option for the farm though and she says it suits a number of farm uses. Expressions of interest over $2.2 million are invited for the property.

The farm can be viewed at https://vimeo.com/256514747 and for further information contact Catherine Stewart on 027 356 5031.

The farm produces 58,000kg MS from a 100ha platform.

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2077 State Highway 2, Greytown

The farm is in 54 paddocks.

We bring to the market an opportunity to purchase 41.0931 hectares (3 titles) of prime land, approximately 1.5km from Greytown on SH2 South. The property features a 4 bedroom spacious family home. The farm is well subdivided with its own water scheme. (The house is on tank water). There is a private airstrip including a Hangar also. Two stand woolshed, cattle and sheep yards plus 1 implement shed. This property is set well back from the road, is private with exceptional views over the farm and towards the Tararua Ranges. The lucky purchaser of this property will enjoy the living experience while having an exceptional investment opportunity. R.V. $2,465,000.

All the improvements are modern, efficient and well thought out.

FOR SALE VALLEY ROAD FOREST PARAPARAUMU, Kapiti Coast

ALMOST READY TO HARVEST! This single age class forest totalling 68.7 hectares of 20-year-old Pinus Radiata offers the perfect opportunity to secure a quality forest of near mature pruned crop. Well located on the Kapiti Coast with multiple domestic processors nearby and Wellington Centreport only 51kms away for Export markets means this is one not to be missed. The underlying freehold land is also available for sale by negotiation.

+ 68.7 hectares of NSA + Pruned and Thinned + 51km to Centreport + Planted 1997

FOR SALE BY NEGOTIATION $1,375,000 (plus GST) - Forestry Right only JEREMY KEATING M: 021 461 210 E: jeremy.keating@cbre.co.nz

www.cbre.co.nz/210427Q18 CBRE (Agency) Limited, Licensed Real Estate Agent (REAA 2008)

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PRICE:

Offers invited on or before 30th March 2018 by 2:00pm (unless sold prior).

CONTACT: Gary Patrick 027 450 4290 gary@patrickandscott.co.nz Andy Scott 027 448 4047 andy@patrickandscott.co.nz WEBSITE: www.housepoint.co.nz/MA2313

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Telephone: 06 378 2500 Address: 43 Chapel St. Masterton

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THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS WEEKLY – March 5, 2018

Connections Real Estate

NICKY REID Results with integrity

Wellsford 10 Run Road

ID# CRE0002

Aranga 4584 State Highway 12

ID# CRE0003

Red Soil, Blue Sky and Green Grass

Well Located Dairy Farm This 80-hectare, 160 cow dairy farm is only 16km west of Wellsford on the tar seal, easy commuting distance from Auckland Harbour Bridge and only about 2km from the nearest boat ramp.

Deadline Sale Closing: 11.00am Thursday 5 April 2018

It's easy to fall in love with this farm. There are 154 hectares, Deadline Sale a very tidy 30-aside cowshed, a good comfortable home and Closing: 2.00pm Tuesday 20 March 2018 a cottage. A 60 hectare lease block is available right next door. Price: A sheltered east-facing aspect and higher rainfall (1600mm) plus GST if any help to keep the farm greener for longer than most. The soil type is a fertile red volcanic ash. Currently understocked, it is milking 220 cows on a self-contained low input system.

Price: It sits neatly within a gentle curve in the road and forms a Plus GST (if any) warm north-facing basin with a central catchment and over two hectares of beautiful mature native bush. A large Also available: covered feedpad has been built in a central location near the Stock & Machinery cowshed and this provides a platform for a high input production system. The 24-aside cowshed has been improved and extended. The herd and machinery are available with options to suit the purchaser. Call now to secure yourself a productive farm in a prime location.

Nicky Reid 021 103 6277 Call me now to get a comprehensive property brochure

RV: $1,375,000

www.realestate.co.nz/3256435

The three-bedroom home is well-presented with an open plan living area and a new deck around three sides. It has insulation ﬂoor and ceiling and wood burner with wet-back. This farm would be ideal for a ﬁrst farm buyer or provide an addition to a larger farming enterprise. RV: $1,850,000

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225 ha Buy quality - Lauriston dairy

Large Scale Dairy Support 589.0433ha 539 Limestone Valley Road WEB ID AR60601 DEADLINE SALE ASHBURTON 2264 Thompsons Track View By Appointment DEADLINE SALE closes Friday 23rd March, 2018 at 4.00pm, As the saying goes - buy quality it will never let you (unless sold prior) down. Located mid Plains, in the favoured Lauriston District. This established well planned dairy platform Greg Jopson comes with a reputation for consistent and sustainable Mobile 027 447 4382 production, featuring reliable low cost ALIL water and Office 03 307 9176 ground water and storage pond. Currently milking 776 gregj@pb.co.nz cows (consented for 925) with a 50 bail rotary, in shed 4 Rodger Letham feed system, spray irrigation (74% pivot) and four Mobile 0274 333 436 homes. A Synlait Gold Plus supplier. Office 03 307 9192 Home 03 308 3307 rodger@pb.co.nz

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Large scale dairy support / sheep and beef unit close to Timaru and Pleasant Point. Excellent fertility, water systems, subdivision and production. Two tidy homesteads and sleepout. (Ideal father and son operation). Large array of farm buildings and stock yards. Eight units Downlands water and bore water feeding approx 425,000 litres of storage - reticulated to mostly 1500/litre troughs. 11 hill blocks and 57 main paddocks. Limestone Valley offers the market scale, scope and potential and would suit a diverse range of farming options.

DEADLINE PRIVATE TREATY

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Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold Prior) Closes 4.00pm, Wed 28 March PGG Wrightson Real Estate, Timaru

Richard Scott B 03 687 7330 M 021 352 701

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TENDER

South Auckland Dairy Farm 107 Aka Aka Church Road

Aka Aka

After 49 years of ownership, this family has now decided to move into retirement and sell their dairy farm. This 100 ha subject to boundary re-alignment is located on the Aka Aka, which is a well-known dairying area in Franklin. It is a mere 7km from the historic township of Waiuku and 15km from the bustling town of Pukekohe. A 24km commute is all it takes to get you to Auckland's Southern Motorway. The contour of the land is 100% flat and is supported by two homes, a 28 ASHB dairy shed plus auxiliary buildings.

TENDER

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avanmil@pggwrightson.co.nz

Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold By Private Treaty) Closes 4.00pm, Thursday, 22 March VIEW 1.00-2.00pm Sunday 11 March

Adrian van Mil B 09 237 2041 M 027 473 3632

PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008

Irrigated, Shade and Shelter 133 Lambert Road

Whakatane Surrounds

• 140ha freehold with 80Ha transferable leases • Sound 24 ASHB dairy, milking 450 cows at peak with split calving • Best production 209,000kgMS 2014/2015, supplying Open Country Dairy • Pod irrigation over 80ha, plus 20ha on lease land, from deep well bore on farm • Four homes, two hay barns, implement shed/workshop and silage bunker Having made the decision to retire, our vendors are motivated sellers.

TENDER

pggwre.co.nz/WHK27709

pgoldsmith@pggwrightson.co.nz

Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold By Private Treaty) Closes 4.00pm, Thursday, 29 March

Phil Goldsmith B 07 307 1620 M 027 494 1844

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Quality Green Production Orchard 55 Angland Drive

$2.3M

• 8.14 hectares total area • 6.1 canopy hectares of Hayward Green • Ag-beam pergola structures with sound end assemblies • Near flat contour and even sized blocks • Selling with crop estimate of 63,000 trays • One of the very best production orchards to come to the market this year • No cloak and daggers with our marketing, just a realistic listing price • Phone or email for the full Information Memorandum

Plus GST (if any) VIEW 1.00-2.00pm Wednesday, 7 March and Sunday, 11 March David McLaren M 027 223 3366 dmclaren@pggwrightson.co.nz Richard Lord M 027 443 8764 rlord@pggwrightson.co.nz

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A Property To Be Proud Of! 821 Waitetuna Valley Road • 255 hectares - handy to Hamilton and Raglan • Impressive Australian bungalow - extensively refurbished • Covered sheep yards, covered cattle yards • Fenced into 80 paddocks. Reticulated water • Productive brown rock quarry

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Waitetuna AUCTION (Unless Sold Prior) 11.00am, Wed 28 March PGGWRE, 87 Duke St, Cambridge VIEW 1-2pm, Mon, 5 & 12 March

Richard Thomson M 027 294 8625

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John Sisley M 027 475 9808 jsisley@pggwrightson.co.nz

PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008

When Location Really Matters 3134 Ohaupo Road • A real gem of a block (39ha) minutes from town • Three bedroom 70's home sited well off the road • Approx 40% flat, balance rolling. Tons of potential! • Options include, land banking, raising cattle, horses, cropping and enjoying the views • Scheme plan approval to subdivide • Build your dream home

Waikato TENDER Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold By Private Treaty) Closes 4.00pm, Thursday, 15 March

pggwre.co.nz/HAM27590

John Sisley M 027 475 9808

jsisley@pggwrightson.co.nz

pggwre.co.nz

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'Horiana Downs' Well Located with Options • 201.6ha (STS) located at 422 Te Apiti Road, 28km from Havelock North with cropping options, breeding sheep and cattle, trading and finishing • 4x4 access over farm tracks, with approximately 17 paddocks subdivided by mainly conventional fencing • A permanent limestone stream flows through the property supplemented by springs and dams • Improvements include four-stand woolshed, good shedding plus sheep and cattle yards • One of Hawke's Bay's iconic beaches, Waimarama, is within a 5km drive • The Horiana Downs contour of approximately 5% flat, 70% rolling, 13% medium with 12% steep offers various farming options for the new owner pggwre.co.nz/HAS27597

639 Waitara Road, Te Pohue • `Pukenui - 234 hectares (553.5 acres) 49km from Bay View township • In excess of 40ha of flats, the balance of land being medium to steeper hill • Woolshed, deer shed, cattle and sheep yards, haybarn, fertiliser bin and strip • Three bedroom dwelling with open plan living/dining and kitchen • Cattle, deer, sheep or dairy grazing. All bases are covered pggwre.co.nz/HAS27595

Plus GST (if any) Closes 2.00pm, Wednesday 18 April Cnr Maraekakaho and Orchard Roads, Hastings Doug Smith B 06 878 3156 | M 027 494 1839 dougsmith@pggwrightson.co.nz Paul Harper B 06 878 3156 | M 027 494 4854 paul.harper@pggwrightson.co.nz

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Great Entry Farm - Great Community

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Hawke's Bay TENDER Plus GST (if any) Closes 4.00pm, Thursday, 12 April PGG Wrightson, Hastings

Paul Harper B 06 878 3156 M 027 494 4854

paul.harper@pggwrightson.co.nz

Doug Smith B 06 878 3156 M 027 494 1839

dougsmith@pggwrightson.co.nz

PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008

Rare Opportunity 492 Fern Flats Road

Marton

3.3375ha Kiwifruit orchard situated in the fertile Rangitikei district and approximately 10kms from the Marton Township. The orchard last season produced in excess of 20,000 trays on approximately 2.00ha. The orchard is well maintained and the majority of the labour has been carried out with regards to this year’s harvest. There is also a three-bay implement shed with one-bay lockable. Situated on the corner of the orchard is a very pleasant house which has three bedrooms. This property would be ideal as a starting orchard or secondary income.

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pggwre.co.nz/WAN27738

dougglasgow@pggwrightson.co.nz

(Unless Sold By Private Treaty) Closes 4.00pm, Wed.,11 April PGG Wrightson, High St, Marton VIEW Open Days: 2.00 - 3.00pm, Sunday, 11th & 25th March

Doug Glasgow B 06 349 2005 M 027 204 8640

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