https://www.waianiwa.co.nz/waianiwa-park daily 1.0 2020-01-06 https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d7188b48b94cf0001e32849/5e13c3e8f1a2b3524e18c247/5e13c3e8ceca8f6fb82b8e78/1578353654496/_F6A5482.jpg Waianiwa Park https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d7188b48b94cf0001e32849/5e13c3e8f1a2b3524e18c247/5e13c4186d211f08d04ec46f/1578353693672/_F6A5397.jpg Waianiwa Park https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d7188b48b94cf0001e32849/5e13c3e8f1a2b3524e18c247/5e13c43ffb3f843dd21aedd7/1578353734442/_F6A5394.jpg Waianiwa Park https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d7188b48b94cf0001e32849/t/5dd3b15973af0e4699fc1d5b/1574154599954/_F6A5464-2.jpg Waianiwa Park - “We have happy animals, enjoying good food, in a low stress environment with minimal human intervention.” https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d7188b48b94cf0001e32849/t/5dd3adb6c2af6160a08fda6b/1574153671125/_F6A5380.jpg Waianiwa Park - About Us At Waianiwa Park we farm cattle and sheep using traditional farming practises. There are no winter crops like fodder beet or kale, just good old fashioned grasses and a small amount of lucerne. We cut and bale the lucerne along with producing some meadow hay to provide supplementary feed during the winter months. Maximising production is not our objective. We are all about producing happy, healthy animals in a very low stress environment. There are no farm working dogs or heavy machinery on the property. We handle our stock on foot. They generally follow us from one paddock to another when it’s time to move them onto fresh grass https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d7188b48b94cf0001e32849/t/5dd3b2b28ca6f6715d39a438/1574154939814/_F6A5314.jpg Waianiwa Park https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d7188b48b94cf0001e32849/t/5dd3ac7e76d4226b2a8124a5/1574153354507/_F6A5330.jpg Waianiwa Park https://www.waianiwa.co.nz/waianiwa-homestead daily 0.75 2019-09-17 https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d7188b48b94cf0001e32849/5dd3bbbb76d4226b2a82072e/5dd3bbbbc2af6160a090ae5b/1574157258920/_F6A5049.jpg The Homestead https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d7188b48b94cf0001e32849/5dd3bbbb76d4226b2a82072e/5dd3bbd562cbaa29569b506c/1574157537818/_F6A5044.jpg The Homestead https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d7188b48b94cf0001e32849/5dd3bbbb76d4226b2a82072e/5dd3bbfc0fb697248c2acae6/1574157537792/_F6A5051.jpg The Homestead https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d7188b48b94cf0001e32849/5dd3bbbb76d4226b2a82072e/5dd3bc1fb036cc38a028c111/1574157537796/_F6A5179.jpg The Homestead https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d7188b48b94cf0001e32849/5dd3bbbb76d4226b2a82072e/5dd3bc4c8ca6f6715d3a328e/1574157537793/_F6A5213.jpg The Homestead https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d7188b48b94cf0001e32849/5dd3bbbb76d4226b2a82072e/5dd3bc8718e8414d46e24673/1574157458759/_F6A5229.jpg The Homestead https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d7188b48b94cf0001e32849/t/5e13bf936d211f08d04df415/1578352587370/_F6A5200-2.jpg The Homestead - History Established in 1868, the original homestead was in the Warren family for over a century. Extensive renovations were completed in the 1990's by Dame Malvina Major and Brian Law who enjoyed the property as their country retreat for many years. Dame Malvina created the stunning gardens we enjoy today.