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Pāmu Open Farm Days

Experience the future of farming with Pāmu Open Farm Days. These events are more than just a look behind the scenes - they are an opportunity to connect with our people as they share the innovation, technology, sustainability, and farming excellence driving Aotearoa New Zealand’s agricultural future.

Upcoming events

Join us at Pāmu Open Farm Days to see first-hand how we’re shaping the agricultural future of New Zealand. Here's what's coming up over the next year so far.

Edenham, 2 October 2025

Pāmu (Landcorp Farming Limited) Open Farm Day

Date: Thursday, 2 October 2025, 11am–3pm

Location: Edenham Station, 298 Atua Road, Elsthorpe 4295

Join us at Edenham in the spring to learn about how we are farming commercially and navigating challenges, with updates on:

  • Dairy Beef and once-bred heifers
  • Parasite management
  • Diversification, including mixed stock and forestry/silviculture
  • Sheep of the Future, easy-care sheep

Register now to secure your spot and get updates. 

30 October 2025, Eweburn, Southland

Join us at one of our stunning Te Anau farms to talk about farming performance and the roles of technology and genetics; dairy beef; and the importance of freshwater management.

27 November 2025 - Hanmer, Canterbury

Join us to talk about the farm system at Hanmer, grazing mixed stock and managing challenges including wilding pines and TB.

26 February 2026: Kapiro Complex, Northland

Visit our Kapiro complex to talk about diversification and sustainability.

28 May 2026: Waikite, Reporoa

Let's talk farm systems: Dairy beef, methane reduction, calf rearing, and growing our people.

Why Pāmu Open Farm Days matter

Pāmu Open Farm Days align with our purpose: enriching our land, enriching our people, and enriching the future of food and fibre for Aotearoa New Zealand.  By opening our gates, we share insights into the challenges and opportunities shaping the sector, showcasing our commitment to farming excellence, innovation, stewardship, and collaboration.

Through Open Farm Days, we deliver on key priorities:

  • Farming Excellence: Demonstrating innovations in pasture management, soil health, animal husbandry, technology and genetics that improve productivity and sustainability.
  • Community Engagement: Strengthening connections with stakeholders, schools, and urban communities to foster greater understanding and collaboration.
  • Stewardship of Natural Assets: Sharing our approaches to protecting biodiversity and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Why attend?

Our Open Farm Days are part of the broader commitment of Pāmu to partnerships and community building. Pāmu Open Farm Days are more than just a day out — they’re an opportunity to:

  • Serve as a learning exchange where our farm teams and visitors can share experiences and practical insights.
  • Gain insights into the role of agriculture in New Zealand’s economy and environment.
  • See first-hand how Pāmu is leading the way in sustainable and innovative farming practices.
  • Connect with farmers and ask questions about life on the land.
  • Enjoy the stunning landscapes and unique experiences our farms have to offer.
  • Highlight our role as leaders in environmental sustainability, animal welfare, and rural innovation.

What to expect

Guided Farm Tours

Led by our passionate farmers and industry experts, showcasing the latest in sustainable farming practices, from methane reduction initiatives to high-performance genetics.

Hands-On Learning

Participate in activities like tree planting and animal care, highlighting our environmental stewardship and focus on biodiversity.

Educational Sessions

Learn about key topics such as climate adaptation, sustainable land use, and our innovative approaches to dairy and livestock farming.

Community Connection

Strengthen ties between rural and urban communities by engaging in activities that celebrate New Zealand's agricultural heritage.

Plan Your Visit

Here’s what you need to know before attending:

  • Location: Events are hosted at Pāmu farms across Aotearoa, from Northland to Southland.
  • What to Bring: Clean, closed-toe footwear, suitable clothing for the weather, and hi-viz if you have it.
  • Tickets: Most events are free, but registration is required to manage numbers and ensure a great experience for all.