Carl and Rachael, in our 50's looking to start fresh or take over existing market gardens, spray free, organic practices, no till.
Any size land from 5 acres up would be considered as long as at least 2-3 acres flattish land. Eventually would like a mix of market gardens, pasture raised chickens, fresh flowers

We have a collaborative of two parcels of fertile, well watered land (9Ha and 4Ha) in coastal and south Taranaki; with strongly diversified interests including growing high value naturally durable forest species in an eastern hill country property as well (54Ha). We continue to look for investors who share our vision as well as individuals or families who can contribute and benefit accordingly.

Landshare available, productive north facing, reasonably sheltered, close proximity to various markets.

1.8 hectares of certified organic land in Napier. Judy and Janet certified this land in 1992 and have been growing vegetables for decades. They are looking for the next stewards of this space.

Land Available in Northeast Whangerie. Up to 150 acres of cultivatable land.

2 bedroom house for sale on flat, well drained land with an existing no-till small market garden (Hampden Half Acre). Approximately 1/4 acre currently established garden with room to expand up to about 3/4 acre total (including adjacent section). Existing customers for farm gate sales, but close enough to Oamaru or Dunedin Farmers Markets.

We are looking for several smaller parcels of land, 2-10 acres, for both market garden and orcharding purposes.

Land Opportunity - up to 2 acres in pasture at moment - some flat and rest gentle slope . North facing and formerly the Auckland prison gardens. Just outside of Albany with access to public transport to Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland.

I'm looking for a long-term set-up for 1. trailing and bulking up seed crops for Ōtepoti Urban Organics, 2. growing food, seeds, and seedlings for my family and community, 3. demonstrating best practice gardening. Desired land is flattish, fertile, organic history, good sun and shelter, and with access to good water (not town supply). Ideally also some infrastructure like glasshouses or sheds would be fantastic.

Land has been found.
Kia ora, we're Jonathan and Tae. We're a couple of young, but experienced, market gardeners looking for land to start or take over a market garden on. We'll need access to good water, space for a small nursery, greenhouse and wash station. We are looking for land ideally closer to Kapiti Coast/top of the south, but are open to considering options elsewhere in the country.

We are land owners looking to start a no dig organic vegetable market garden, but are looking for some young people whom would like the opportunity to start and run the growing side, but maybe can't afford land.

We have become kaitiaki of land next to Kakapo Wetlands in Te Anau. We are on a hill so the land is undulating, with plenty of springs. The goal is to work toward Hua Parakore certification. We are looking to share the land with people that are either wanting to help out or would like to do their own thing and we provide space for it. The total area is 12 acres with the goals to develop: a Market Garden/Food Forest for about 20 families, farm stay accommodation, host forage and food sovereignty workshops, and rewild the remaining land.

Just over 1 acre, non cert organic, flat land that will be surrounded by natives by next winter. There is a new artesian water bore for irrigation and it will be fenced off with wind break fencing for some bunny/hare deterrent. It has been farmed by only two market gardeners in the past 10 years and the soil is pretty good, well draining loam.

Looking for some land, under an acre, in Algies Bay, Warkworth region, to work with the community and develop a sustainable vege garden. 1st year gardening under my belt, mum to bounce off, internets teaching me lot, done some market gardening courses. Ex labourer and hammerhand

We are on a flat 10 acre site just 5km south of Hastings in the Hawkes Bay. We are running organically but are not certified. There is an established market garden onsite and loads (literally truckloads!) of organic materials available including woodchip mulch and chicken litter. We have processing facilities and shedding which can be shared. There are horses and a mix of tree / animal / garden / activities all happening on the farm. We are lacking people resource to take advantage of the opportunities. My ideal situation would be to find business partner/s to continue creating a thriving business around the farm. There is already a knowledgeable and hardworking person employed in the garden 30 hours per week, but this is not enough to keep up with the growth we are experiencing.