SubscriptionsHerald PremiumViva PremiumThe ListenerBusinessDeskSectionsLatest newsCoast & Country NewsOpinionDairy farmingSheep & beef farmingHorticultureAnimal healthRural businessRural technologyRural lifeMediaPodcastsVideoWeatherKaitaiaWhāngareiDargavilleAucklandThamesTaurangaHamiltonWhakatāneRotoruaTokoroaTe KuitiTaumurunuiTaupōGisborneNew PlymouthNapierHastingsDannevirkeWhanganuiPalmerston NorthLevinParaparaumuMastertonWellingtonMotuekaNelsonBlenheimWestportReeftonKaikōuraGreymouthHokitikaChristchurchAshburtonTimaruWānakaOamaruQueenstownDunedinGoreInvercargillNZME NetworkAdvertise with NZMEOneRoofDriven Car GuideBusinessDeskNewstalk ZBSunliveZMThe HitsCoastRadio HaurakiThe Alternative Commentary CollectiveGoldFlavaiHeart RadioHokonuiRadio WanakaiHeartCountry New ZealandRestaurant HubNZME EventsRNZ21 Aug, 2026 03:30 AM3 mins to readPāmu has 112 farms across Aotearoa ranging from dairy to deer, beef, sheep, forestry and horticulture. Photo / 123rfPāmu has 112 farms across Aotearoa ranging from dairy to deer, beef, sheep, forestry and horticulture. Photo / 123rfStrong farm performance aided by high commodity prices has lifted the balance sheet for state-owned farming enterprise Pāmu. The organisation manages 112 farms across Aotearoa ranging from dairy to deer, beef, sheep, forestry and horticulture.