Nina Parker's Journey into Regenerative Farming

Nina Parker, a former project manager turned regenerative farmer, is making waves in the Bay of Plenty with her innovative farming practices. Parker emphasizes the importance of healthy soils for sustainable produce.

After purchasing a property in 2018, Parker has focused on organic practices, enhancing local soil health and implementing crop companion planting. Her methods prioritize reducing resource use while maximizing quality yields.

Now expanding to a new 9.5-hectare property, Parker plans exciting projects, including native plantings and a village-style farm shop. Her approach not only benefits the environment but aims to reconnect the community with their food sources.

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