retirement options

after association with fiji for 39yrs and many years farming i am going to scale down and sell both 12.5 acre properties i have in fiji,this noni farm and another 12.5 acre block of virgin bush i have in the same road,any interested people please contact me,thanks.

after 35 yrs association i have decided to scale down, retire and sell my properties in fiji,i have this noni farm in the most prime of locations in the area,and another 12.5 acre block with nice sea views and rich soil,in virgin bush,prime for farming,lifestyle or development,no rates are paid on rural freehold land in fiji,i am going to carry on the business in a hobby capacity until properties sell...
anyone interested? i want a fair market price,contact me via email noni@mahevufarm.co.nz with any expressions of interest.cheers.

looking forward to getting back to fiji shortly,its fruiting season and time to fill the cold pressing drums and let the juice develop its medicinal qualities,business is ticking over,people always appreciate a consistant quality product that does work.i am hoping to develop markets with russian and chinese clients,the market is very tough,we are up for it,the long haul and ready to meet the market,or rather let the market decide what they will pay us for our quality product.
i paid $6246-30 in damage to the rental car after my son blew up 2 of their cars,!! i have been their client for over 20 yrs and they have been very decent regarding my sons actions.in 3 weeks he has destroyed my 35 yr reputation.
last time i send a boy to do a mans job.!
my friend saki has had teenage son trouble, also.saki savui(his wife) and i need no help to run the farm,best do it ourselves so we know it is done right.
putting power on to castle at present,much safer,especially when wet.
have a great day.

rental recker

my boy went and worked the farm for me last month,he also worked over 2 rental cars blowing up 2 motors at a minimum cost of $5k to yours truley...wow!!!
got the power organised by sigatoka electric,being wired next week,sick of electrocuting myself!!!
sakis son joshua and his friend jo are picking fruit today,and tending cows.
super hot in fiji now,dug dam for permanent water for cows.
rainy season will come march-june,swell the noni fruit,
am going up in april for fruit season.

ose levu/ose lailai

just purchased 2 horses for transport and for the family,a proven breeding female and a young colt,used to ride a long time ago,saki will use the female to travel to cagi cagi hill to care for property.

mission acomplished

well ,jedd landed back in auckland 40 minutes ago,he is glad to be back after a busy 3 weeks i am sure.we will be going back in late march for a first strike on the fruiting season,the next 2 wet months will produce a lot of fruit.jedd managed to produce 1000litres of available juice with the sparse fruit available at this dry time,so has done well.
he started modifing his car , fitted a boom box speaker,and has plans for a 5 speed gearbox etc..etc!!!! be the fastest farm car in fiji!!!!
anyway we are waiting for him to walk into the house and talanoa levu (tell us big stories) about his first time running the family farms,maybe he knows a little of what i have had to do to make it happen over the last 16 years and more....lets hope the business meetings i have been having come to some form of fruition...time will tell... and the fruit keeps on growing.all the best .

big bosso

jedd "the new boss" has completed his stint in fiji and is returning tomorrow.joanne and i are very happy with his keen attitude toward the land,a young gun is just what the place needed.my dream continues,see the picture on the website of the farm valley looking out to sea,thats' art,the dream,the real deal,uro na vanua,love the land and you are of that land.had several business meetings with prospective clients, must keep on moving forward promoting the products.
jedd has done so well ,we will both go over and see everyone again in may and collect fruit.

CLEAN UP TIME!!!

The farm needed some serious attention after our absence due to family affairs. We helped Vuninia with their provisional taxes and Ratu Sevoloni sent up many men to the farm to clean overgrowth in one day with machetes'.
Our son Jedd has spent last 3 weeks finnishing up;repairing fences,re-stocking farm with cows,cleaning up trees,picking and processing fruit and general maintaince.
He also bought a car and organised a mains power fitout for our fortress!
Jo-anne and i are very happy how Jedd has handled things,running farms overseas,at 20yrs of age!
Good on him.