Farming as a business, properly
Guided, in-app learning that builds the financial discipline a farm enterprise actually needs — not a weekend of enthusiasm.
For employers preparing staff for retirement
A structured programme combining agribusiness learning, enterprise planning, practical exposure, mentorship and digital tools for staff approaching retirement.
What you get
Guided, in-app learning that builds the financial discipline a farm enterprise actually needs — not a weekend of enthusiasm.
A plan built from their own numbers, with the costs and assumptions written down before the money moves.
The Panuka Diary from the first season, so the enterprise has a track record instead of a memory.
Branded reporting on the group you sponsored — participation, plans completed and enterprises actually trading.
How it works
01 · Briefing
You tell us the group — how many people, their retirement horizon, and what you want them to leave with.
02 · Scope the engagement
We agree the enterprise types, the depth of support and the outcomes you will report on.
03 · Sponsor onto Panuka
Staff are onboarded, learn the business of farming and build their plan and records in the same place.
04 · Outcomes report
You get reporting on the group, and they leave with a plan and records behind the decision they are about to make.
National contribution
Retire to Farm as a Businesscontributes directly to NFIS II. We report against these indicators rather than claiming the strategy's outcomes as our own.
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What this means: Someone retiring puts their gratuity into an enterprise with a costed plan behind it, instead of into a hopeful hectare.
If members of your staff are considering farming after retirement, Panuka can work with your institution to structure a group programme before they exit employment. Tell us the approximate group size, retirement horizon and the support you already provide, and we can explore an appropriate learning, planning and mentorship model.
Planning your own transition into farming? Explore individual enrolment