hazelnut-growers.org.nz

Hazelnut Growers' Association of New Zealand – Growing New Zealand's hazelnut industry - Welcome to the Hazelnut Growers’ Association of New Zealand website site. The HGANZ brings together growers and processors throughout the country to enable sharing of knowledge and experience, to foster the growth of the New Zealand hazelnut industry. Our membership is made up of growers (both large and small) and processors, and represents a significant…

nzlsar.org.nz

Giving and thanks - Stories of kindness - Stories of kindness

amberleyfarmersmarket.org.nz

Amberley Farmers Market - Information for the Amberley Farmers Market that runs every Saturday 9:00-12:30

asparagus.org.nz

For NZ asparagus growers | New Zealand Asparagus Council - Representing NZ asparagus growers, the NZ Asparagus Council help growers supply local consumers & export to high value international markets.

vri.org.nz

Vegetable Research & Innovation Board - VR & I -

antidote.org.nz

Antidote NZ - Software to change the world. Our goal is to educate people on the benefits, both mental and physical, both for the inner and the outer, for self and others.

urbanorganics.org.nz

Ōtepoti Urban Organics - Ōtepoti Urban Organics provides locally adapted vegetable seeds, and gardening advice for backyard and small scale food growers in the Coastal Otago region

pvga.org.nz

PVGA - pukekohe vegetable growers association

heritagefoodcrops.org.nz

Heritage Food Crops Research Trust -

passionfruit.org.nz

Home - NZ Passionfruit Growers Association - NEW ZEALAND PASSIONFRUIT - Tropical, tangy, tasty mouthwatering, full of flavour, vitamins and health. New Zealand Passionfruit Growers Association has been established for more than 20 years.  In that time a range of growers have come and gone.  Initially the centre of passionfruit production was in the Eastern Bay of Plenty region of Opotiki.  Today the majority of orchards are found further west in the Katikati region.  Passionfruit however, can be grown as far north as Kaitaia—an area which has an ideal subtropical climate.  It is also produced in small pockets as far south as Nelson where there are excellent climatic conditions for growing this delectable purple fruit.