Romney Forest Partnership

Romney Forest Partnership was the 41st forest established by Roger Dickie. In 2003 Romney had an estimated net stocked area of 211.3 hectares.

The Romney Forest Partnership was formed in November 1994. Planting took place in winter of 1995. Harvesting is forecast to commence in 2022.

Romney Forest is situated South of Lake Tutira in State Highway 2 in Northern Hawkes Bay and is approximately 40 km north of Napier. Partners are welcome to visit the property at any time.

 

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Forestry Investment

With the world population increasing at an alarming rate, global demand for timber products is also increasing. However the global supply of millable timber is falling. Investing in New Zealand forestry is a secure and sustainable way to grow your wealth.
New Zealand’s competitive advantage is we have some of the world’s fastest growth rates with forests growing 750 tonnes of harvestable logs per hectare in just 26 years.
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Overseas Investors

Roger Dickie New Zealand Limited specialises in finding, securing and developing the best farm and forest opportunities on behalf of investors and overseas clients.
Our role is to act as independent agent for our clients, we find them the best farms and forest properties that are available and provide management and administration services. All investments are backed by the security of land ownership.
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Dairy Farm Investments

Blessed with the ideal climate, New Zealand is perfect for pastoral farming, growing healthy livestock for the production of dairy products and meat.
New Zealand farmers are among the most efficient in the world and there are no Government subsidies for agriculture. Our grass based animal production systems, combined with the use of world leading technology, minimises labour inputs and generates maximum productivity.
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