The Ookapu F2 Trustees thank all owners and whanau who attended the SGM today in Te Awamutu. Provisional Results: Secret ballot voting...

Fieldays are only four weeks away! To celebrate we have 2x family day passes to give away for the National Field Days at Mystery Creek,...

The Okapu F2 Trust Board wish to advise the Kawhia and Aotea community of logging operations soon to be commencing on the Okapu Station....

Okapu2 Trustees are currently in discussions with Landbased Training, an innovative Private Training Establishment, whose mission is to...

Major renovations are currently underway at all four residential properties at OkapuF2 Farm, in line with the Healthy Homes legislation....

At the monthly Trust Board meeting, held in March, Trustees and advisors made their way around the station to view the progress and mahi of

We are pleased to announce that at the Trust board meeting on Sun 21st Feb, it was resolved that Okapu F2 Trust pay a grant to...

An invitation is extended to all owners and their whanau to attend an Open Day event-style AGM, which is being planned for 16th November...

Following on from our meet and greet with Ruby Mulinder (Farm Consultant) on Sunday 7th June, the Trustees along with Mark...

At 69, Bill and Brenda Rogers are keeping the doors of the Oparau Roadhouse open to keep their isolated community ticking.

While urban Kiwis struggle to adapt to life in coronavirus lockdown, it's business as usual for farmers.

The economic ride down is likely to be sharp and steep. But when consumers eventually emerge from lockdown, what will recovery look like?

Spring is in the air and what better way to welcome in the change of season with the birth of a new bull calf, born this morning!

It's spring time at Okapu F2 Farm. Mixed aged (MA) breeding cows along with their new calves are being moved to greener pastures today.

On the dry coastal country bordering the Aotea Harbour, just around from Kawhia, a large herd of red cows and calves is not a common sight.