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29 November

Christmas Crackle

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3 May

Holistic Grazing regime at Mangarara follows Zimbabwe example

Kate Taylor attended the Hawke’s Bay Farm Forestry Field Day hosted at Mangarara on 27 April. This article talks about the holistic management and livestock aspects of our farm.

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12 July

Mangarara in “The Regenerators”

The Regenerators is a short doco by Greenpeace – an inspirational short film showcasing New Zealand farmers leading the way with regenerative techniques to save our rivers from pollution and contamination.

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3 May

Farm forestry part of sustainability story on Greg and Rachel Hart’s Mangarara Station

Kate Taylor attended the Hawke’s Bay Farm Forestry Field Day hosted at Mangarara on 27 April. This article tells the story behind regenerative agriculture here at Mangarara, including the history of the farm, the key influences and ideas driving our direction and how over 100,000 trees have been planted in the last 10 years.

Read the article on Stuff.co.nz

29 April

Mangarara Farm on Rural Delivery

Rural Delivery captured a concise 10 minute summary of how Mangarara Farm works and the regenerative vision we are working towards. A great video if you’re interested in the basic principles and practises that make this place tick!

Watch the episode on TVNZ OnDemand

26 March

Country Calendar

Country Calendar filmed here in October and captured much of the regenerative agriculture principles, farming operations, conservation work and direct marketing that we have going at the moment.

Check out our story on TVNZ OnDemand

Mangarara Million Metres Stream Project

Our dream is to see Horseshoe lake surrounded by lush native forest, alive with all manner of waterfowl and delighted-in by all who come to spend time at the farm. Our crowd-funding campaign is to raise money to re-plant the shores of the lake with native plants – we would love for you to help us with it!

29 October 2016

Horseshoe Lake Kids Triathlon

Saturday 29th October 2016, 1.00 pm
298 Mangarara Rd, Patangata, Elsthorpe

16 September 2016

Million Metres Streams

We’re drawing to the close of our crowd funding campaign, and we are so grateful to have raised an enormous amount of money and gathered yet more supporters, more friends, and more active participants in improving the planet. We have three days left though, so if you’d like to, please help us to protect our waterways by donating here.

Competition or Cooperation?

The first time I met Greg and Rachel, I came away with a list of DVD’s and books to add to my already long list of things to watch and read. One night, when the children were (surprisingly) in bed at a reasonable hour, I found the documentary I Am on Netflix, and remembered this was one Greg had suggested.

The Family Farm in 2030

August 26, 2020/0 Comments/in Events, Newsletter Catalogue /by Rachel

The sun sets on another beautiful autumn day at Mangarara – The Family Farm, near the thriving community of Elsthorpe in Hawke’s Bay. It’s early April 2030 and I am reflecting on the last decade since the Covid-19 virus changed the world for good. Feelings of massive gratitude flood my thoughts as I appreciate how fortunate I […]

News & Events

29 November

Christmas Crackle

3 May

Holistic Grazing regime at Mangarara follows Zimbabwe example

12 July

Mangarara in “The Regenerators”

3 May

Farm forestry part of sustainability story on Greg and Rachel Hart’s Mangarara Station

29 April

Mangarara Farm on Rural Delivery

26 March

Country Calendar

Mangarara Million Metres Stream Project

29 October 2016

Horseshoe Lake Kids Triathlon

16 September 2016

Million Metres Streams

8 June 2017

Competition or Cooperation?

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