Woven Social Coming Soon. Pre-launch Preview.
Woven Social Coming Soon. Pre-launch Preview.
Connect & Share – Tell your story, find your people, and share updates without fighting algorithms.
Sell & Swap – Showcase your products and services locally, easily, and fee-free.
Discover & Host Events – From gigs to yoga, markets to mahi days—promote or find local happenings effortlessly.
Uplift Community Projects – Gather supporters, raise funds, and celebrate local impact in one connected place.
Because stronger communities start with deeper connections. We believe money spent here should stay here, local heroes deserve louder voices, and our environment thrives when we trade close to home. It’s about weaving together people, purpose, place, and planet into something powerful, resilient, and uniquely Golden Bay.
Businesses & Makers – Grow your customer base, amplify your story, and highlight your community impact.
Locals & Explorers – Easily find products, services, stories, and events you actually care about.
Changemakers & Organisers – Mobilise your community, gain visibility, and turn ideas into action.
Businesses & Organisations – Add your business details below, and we’ll automatically set up your listing, ready to launch.
Locals & Individuals – Pop your email in the form, and we’ll ping you the second the platform goes live. You’ll be among the first to explore, connect, and weave new threads in our local story.
About Future Farming Mōhua
Future Farming Mohua, led by Miriam Sherratt, empowers rangatahi from Golden Bay to get hands-on, real-world farming skills rooted in their place. It’s for Year 11–13 ākonga who want to learn outdoors, grow their confidence, and connect with the land they live on. Nelson App
Raised in Golden Bay, Miriam came home to build opportunities she wished she’d had growing up. After studying environmental science and biology, working in applied education, and leading Papa Taiao, she brought her passion and experience into creating this programme for her community. Nelson App+2Papa Taiao Earthcare+2
What ākonga do (and learn):
Work outside in farming & agricultural practices: they’ve already had experience with beekeeping, soil testing, milking, seed-drill driving, effluent management. Nelson App
Learn locally relevant skills: fencing, predator control, forestry, sheep care, animal husbandry. Nelson App
Get connected with local farmers & contractors: seeing what farming looks like in their own backyard, learning how skills = tino useful in real work. Nelson App
Why Future Farming Mohua matters:
It offers a different pathway for youth who might not thrive in traditional classroom settings, giving them action, purpose, and tangible skills. Nelson App
Builds confidence and a mindset of care — for land, soil, animals, and community. Ākonga are developing communication, understanding practical responsibility, and seeing how their mahi matters. Nelson App
Because it’s local and relevant — what students learn is connected to Golden Bay’s land, environment, and farming way of life, not abstract.
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