Hastings Councillor Bayden Barber makes a stand for the soils.
HASTINGS COUNCILLOR BAYDEN BARBER MAKES A STAND FOR THE SOILS.
Greedy developers wanting to cover our "Hyde Park of London or Central Park in New York City" with houses
The Hawke's Bay A&P Society is considering an approach made to it to develop the majority of the Showgrounds Hawke's Bay Tomoana into residential housing.
Find out more and why we oppose the development of Fertile Soil on our productive Heretaunga Plains by reading the article below...
NZ Listener 11th-17th September 2021
You may like to have a look at the New Zealand Listener 11th-17th September 2021.
A great article giving our Save Our Fertile Soils some great exposure nationwide.
Otago University Report on urbanisation of horticultural land.
Otago University has just done a report commissioned by Horticulture NZ which builds on a report done by Deloitte NZ 2 years ago.
Hawke's Bay landowners fighting urban development
A small group of Hawke's Bay landowners are fighting to ensure what's described as "a cancerous"' spread of urban development doesn't destroy quality crop lands on the Heretaunga Plains.
Protest at Urbanisation on the Heretaunga Plains
Some of Hawke’s Bay’s leading growers and a group of residents are protesting Hastings District Council proposals to develop more residential housing on the Heretaunga Plains.