Giving back to farming

When Stanley Powdrell arrived in Auckland from England in 1857 he didn’t stay put. Instead, he walked to the Hawke’s Bay.

That overland trek marked the beginnings of the Powdrell farming tradition in New Zealand, for despite what must have been tough and primitive conditions Stanley encouraged other members of his family to join him.


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