Norwood Farm Machinery Centre Te Awamutu

Surrounded in the distance by bush clad ranges and mountain remnants of our volcanic era. Te Awamutu and Waipa Districts rich and diverse heritage have spurred the development of a range of unique visitor attractions. Dotted throughout the region are many monuments and memorials to those killed in the battles for the land. The meaning of Te Awamutu "End of the Navigable River". Large vessels trans

porting various items could only travel as far as Te Awamutu then transfer to smaller canoes etc to travel further. The district natural attributes set the s scene for the establishment of a thriving agricultural sector. Initially the focus was on sheep farming (meat and Wool) and beef farming for meat. but in the last half century there has been a huge swing to dairy farming and dairy support farming in our region. Smaller horticulture and viticulture ventures also flourish although agriculture is the back bone of the district with Te Awamutu town providing a large service centre for the outlying rural community. Te Awamutu and the surrounding district offer you a relaxed stay in a spectacular natural setting. The natural environment has created an abundance of recreational opportunities that are easy to access. Maungatautari Ecological Island Reserve, Pirongia Mountain.