Macadamia Plants from Torere Macadamias Limited - Welcome to the opportunity of a life time!

Torere Macadamias Limited is enthusiastic and excited in presenting a unique horticultural land development opportunity to you – growing commercial macadamia plants in New Zealand.

Torere Macadamia's Limited, welcome you to join them and be one of the first in New Zealand to take part in this new, exciting industry development. This site provides an insight into the existing New Zealand Macadamia industry with positive direction to help progress and develop a new industry based on new viable macadamia plant varieties.  Torere Macadamias Limited highlights the opportunity to capitalise on a new commercial macadamia development to supply the massive demand for macadamia nuts in New Zealand and Worldwide.

Torere Macadamias Limited invite you to view the new exclusive commercial varieties of macadamia trees, which are more profitable and less labour intensive than other macadamia plant varieties currently grown in New Zealand. Torere Macadamias Limited have successfully grown and trialled commercial dropping macadamia varieties suitable for cooler climatic conditions and will continue this research for New Zealand macadamia growers.

Torere Macadamias Limited will also spearhead the establishment of Regional Macadamia Grower Cluster groups and a national Organic macadamia growers Co-Operative.

Join our Macadamia Field Day tours to view the macadamia trials so you will see for yourself how easy and rewarding, growing organic, spray-free macadamias can be. No posts and wires, pruning, picking or heavy spray programmes, no cool storage costs, long shelf-life, reasonably non-perishable and not reliant on export markets. By viewing this site you are taking the first step to securing a more sustainable land-use option for your future - we welcome and look forward to your participation.

          Macadamia Trial Block and Nursery - 2008.            5 year old macadamia Trial trees - 2008.       Macadamia Nursery - grafted macadamia plants 2008.