" I have no hesitation in recommending LandVision "

Sheppard Agriculture Ltd has enjoyed a working relationship with LandVision for the past 10 years. I have found LandVision to operate in a highly professional manner, at all times, often having to balance the requirements of land owners and regional councils. They consistently come up with practical and effective plans that take into account the often complex environmental considerations as well. I have found Landvision to have robust systems along with an innovative approach to developing land management solutions. Whilst much of LandVision’s work is based on assisting farmers to meet their consent requirements, they also focus on and present opportunities that will enhance the land owners ability to manage the land more efficiently and productively. In so doing LandVision is able to add value to their farm business clients often beyond the scope of the work they are contracted to provide. Within the space of Land Management Consultants, LandVision has few peers in New Zealand. Their knowledge of regional council regulations is exceptional. This is matched with Greg Sheppardthe knowledge and experience they have over a wide range of country throughout NZ, the Overseer nutrient budgeting tool and effluent and nutrient mitigating strategies. I have no hesitation in recommending LandVision for all your land resource management requirements.

"The workmanship, advice and ongoing support from LandVision has been outstanding to-date and their values and principles align with Te Ao Māori, Maori Agri-business and our sector."

The traditional Māori world view is notably different from the European. The very title tangata whenua, meaning ‘people of the land’, highlights the pre-eminent importance of the environment to Māori identity. The linkages between the natural world and Māori are explained through genealogy, tribal narratives, and mythology. These stories describe various parts of the living and non-living worlds as being ancestors of people living today. Collectively, these relationships are known as whakapapa, and they represent how Māori place themselves within the world, and how they understand and interact with everything around them. Our natural environment – whenua, waters, coasts, oceans, flora and fauna – and how we engage with it, is crucial to our identity, our sense of unique culture and our ongoing ability to keep our tikanga and mahinga kai practices alive. My engagements with LandVision have been inclusive of understanding whakapapa and our relationship with our whenua, waters, flora and fauna and everything that comes with it. The workmanship, advice and ongoing support from LandVision has been outstanding to-date and their values and principles align with Te Ao Māori, Maori Agri-business and our sector. LandVision has resourced mapped the majority of Whenua Māori in our region, and the quality of delivery is always to a high standard.

"I thoroughly recommend their services"

I have had a lot of involvement with LandVision Ltd over the last ten years, both as a farmer on my own property at Omakere as well as with Horizons Farms Ltd. More recently I have used their services as a Rural Real Estate Agent with Bayleys in Havelock North and I have also worked along-side Lachie in compliance when involved with the HBRC Tuki Tuki plan change rules. If you want expert, professional advice on your land resources, then LandVision Ltd should be your only port of call. They have a vast knowledge and extensive experience in all facets of land resource management. They have valuable skills ranging from soil to land use capability mapping, to land use suitability, through to nutrient management. They have the unique ability of being practical and conveying technical information in layman’s terms. I thoroughly recommend their services.