How Lake Hawea Station became New Zealand's first carbon zero farm
The owners of New Zealand’s first certified carbon zero farm hope it will be the first of many to earn the accolade.
Owned by Geoff and Justine Ross, Lake Hawea Station, northeast of Wanaka, is a 6500-hectare property running almost 10,000 merino sheep and 200 Angus cattle.
How Lake Hawea Station became New Zealand's first carbon zero farm
The owners of New Zealand’s first certified carbon zero farm hope it will be the first of many to earn the accolade.
Owned by Geoff and Justine Ross, Lake Hawea Station, northeast of Wanaka, is a 6500-hectare property running almost 10,000 merino sheep and 200 Angus cattle.
How Lake Hawea Station became New Zealand's first carbon zero farm
The owners of New Zealand’s first certified carbon zero farm hope it will be the first of many to earn the accolade.
Owned by Geoff and Justine Ross, Lake Hawea Station, northeast of Wanaka, is a 6500-hectare property running almost 10,000 merino sheep and 200 Angus cattle.
How Lake Hawea Station became New Zealand's first carbon zero farm
The owners of New Zealand’s first certified carbon zero farm hope it will be the first of many to earn the accolade.
Owned by Geoff and Justine Ross, Lake Hawea Station, northeast of Wanaka, is a 6500-hectare property running almost 10,000 merino sheep and 200 Angus cattle.
How Lake Hawea Station became New Zealand's first carbon zero farm
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