Health & Safety

Kia ora, and welcome to Mangaroa Farms
Your safety is our priority, and we are committed to providing a safe and enjoyable experience during your visit. However, as a working market garden and farm, certain risks and hazards are inherent to the environment. By attending our event, you acknowledge these risks and agree to adhere to the safety measures outlined below.

1. Farm Hazards

While exploring Mangaroa Farms, please be aware of the following potential hazards:

• Uneven ground: The terrain on the farm may be uneven and slippery in some areas. Please watch your step to avoid trips or falls.

• Sharp objects: There may be sharp tools, fencing materials, or other objects located throughout the farm.

• Livestock: Animals may be present in certain areas, and their behavior can be unpredictable. Do not enter any livestock enclosures.

• Moving machinery: Mangaroa Farms operates heavy and moving machinery. Stay clear of these at all times unless instructed otherwise.

• Weather conditions: Conditions such as rain, wind, or sun can increase risks. Be prepared for changing weather, and dress accordingly.

2. Farm Operations

Mangaroa Farms is a working market garden and farm, with daily operations that may include the use of machinery, tools, and interaction with livestock. Visitors are required to:

• Stay on marked paths and areas: For your safety and to protect farm operations, do not wander off the designated tour routes or event spaces.

• Avoid touching or interfering with machinery: Machinery on the farm is for operational use only. Do not touch or approach any equipment unless accompanied by a staff member.

3. Gate and Livestock Management

We ask that all visitors respect our livestock management protocols. Please ensure:

• Leave gates as you found them: Whether open or closed, gates play an important role in controlling the movement of livestock. Always double-check to make sure gates remain in their original position.

4. Communicate with Farm Staff

If you have any questions, concerns, or notice a potential safety hazard, please speak to a Mangaroa Farms team member in uniform. They are here to ensure your safety and enjoyment during the event.

By attending this event and checking the box at the checkout, you acknowledge that you understand and accept the risks associated with visiting a working farm.

Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for everyone.

Kia ora, and welcome to Mangaroa Farms
Your safety is our priority, and we are committed to providing a safe and enjoyable experience during your visit. However, as a working market garden and farm, certain risks and hazards are inherent to the environment. By attending our event, you acknowledge these risks and agree to adhere to the safety measures outlined below.

1. Farm Hazards

While exploring Mangaroa Farms, please be aware of the following potential hazards:

• Uneven ground: The terrain on the farm may be uneven and slippery in some areas. Please watch your step to avoid trips or falls.

• Sharp objects: There may be sharp tools, fencing materials, or other objects located throughout the farm.

• Livestock: Animals may be present in certain areas, and their behavior can be unpredictable. Do not enter any livestock enclosures.

• Moving machinery: Mangaroa Farms operates heavy and moving machinery. Stay clear of these at all times unless instructed otherwise.

• Weather conditions: Conditions such as rain, wind, or sun can increase risks. Be prepared for changing weather, and dress accordingly.

2. Farm Operations

Mangaroa Farms is a working market garden and farm, with daily operations that may include the use of machinery, tools, and interaction with livestock. Visitors are required to:

• Stay on marked paths and areas: For your safety and to protect farm operations, do not wander off the designated tour routes or event spaces.

• Avoid touching or interfering with machinery: Machinery on the farm is for operational use only. Do not touch or approach any equipment unless accompanied by a staff member.

3. Gate and Livestock Management

We ask that all visitors respect our livestock management protocols. Please ensure:

• Leave gates as you found them: Whether open or closed, gates play an important role in controlling the movement of livestock. Always double-check to make sure gates remain in their original position.

4. Communicate with Farm Staff

If you have any questions, concerns, or notice a potential safety hazard, please speak to a Mangaroa Farms team member in uniform. They are here to ensure your safety and enjoyment during the event.

By attending this event and checking the box at the checkout, you acknowledge that you understand and accept the risks associated with visiting a working farm.

Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for everyone.

Kia ora, and welcome to Mangaroa Farms
Your safety is our priority, and we are committed to providing a safe and enjoyable experience during your visit. However, as a working market garden and farm, certain risks and hazards are inherent to the environment. By attending our event, you acknowledge these risks and agree to adhere to the safety measures outlined below.

1. Farm Hazards

While exploring Mangaroa Farms, please be aware of the following potential hazards:

• Uneven ground: The terrain on the farm may be uneven and slippery in some areas. Please watch your step to avoid trips or falls.

• Sharp objects: There may be sharp tools, fencing materials, or other objects located throughout the farm.

• Livestock: Animals may be present in certain areas, and their behavior can be unpredictable. Do not enter any livestock enclosures.

• Moving machinery: Mangaroa Farms operates heavy and moving machinery. Stay clear of these at all times unless instructed otherwise.

• Weather conditions: Conditions such as rain, wind, or sun can increase risks. Be prepared for changing weather, and dress accordingly.

2. Farm Operations

Mangaroa Farms is a working market garden and farm, with daily operations that may include the use of machinery, tools, and interaction with livestock. Visitors are required to:

• Stay on marked paths and areas: For your safety and to protect farm operations, do not wander off the designated tour routes or event spaces.

• Avoid touching or interfering with machinery: Machinery on the farm is for operational use only. Do not touch or approach any equipment unless accompanied by a staff member.

3. Gate and Livestock Management

We ask that all visitors respect our livestock management protocols. Please ensure:

• Leave gates as you found them: Whether open or closed, gates play an important role in controlling the movement of livestock. Always double-check to make sure gates remain in their original position.

4. Communicate with Farm Staff

If you have any questions, concerns, or notice a potential safety hazard, please speak to a Mangaroa Farms team member in uniform. They are here to ensure your safety and enjoyment during the event.

By attending this event and checking the box at the checkout, you acknowledge that you understand and accept the risks associated with visiting a working farm.

Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for everyone.