Miro Berries

18/07/2024

Recruitment for the 2024 Harvest has begun. We’re looking for good, experienced pickers for our Te Teko orchards, Bay of Plenty starting in September through to December 2024.

If your interested complete an application form below.

Please click the link to complete this form.

14/03/2024

Huge thanks to our blueberry customers this season. We are now closed for PYO for the season. See you next year!

24/08/2021

*** BLUEBERRY PICKER RECRUITMENT 2021 - TE TEKO ORCHARDS ***
Kia ora Miro whanau,
Hope you are all keeping safe in your bubbles.
It is that time of year again to begin recruiting blueberry pickers for our Te Teko orchards, picking is likely to start end of September through to December.
Please apply online via our website on the link below.
Stay safe whanau.
www.miroberries.com/harvest-jobs-2021

23/08/2021

*** BLUEBERRY PICKER RECRUITMENT 2021 - TE TEKO ORCHARDS ***

Kia ora Miro whanau,

Hope you are all keeping safe in your bubbles.

It is that time of year again to begin recruiting blueberry pickers for our Te Teko orchards, picking is likely to start end of September through to December.

Please apply online via our website on the link below.

Stay safe whanau.

www.miroberries.com/harvest-jobs-2021

12/05/2021

Kia ora Miro whānau

On Tuesday we featured on an episode of Home, Land & Sea on MaoriTV so proud to see everyone on there and the pride they take in their mahi. Totally worth a watch everyone share with your friends and whānau.

Liz Te Amo

Promotes Māori success by showcasing whānau, hapū and iwi enterprises.

25/03/2021

Super proud to be supporting Paul Morgan induction to NZ Business Hall of Fame -

19/03/2021

Ka mau te wehi - planting out at Meihana Koata

10/03/2021

Congratulations to Tokerau Miro on winning the ‘Te Tahua a Rongo’ trophy for ‘Miro Grower of the Year 2020’. ‘Te Tahua a Rongo’ signifies the bounty of Rongomatāne, Atua of Cultivation and Peace.

Tokerau Miro is a collaboration at Ngati Kuri’s Waimarama orchard and te whanau Witehira to grow 5 hectares of blueberries as part of the Miro group.

As our inaugural winner, Tokerau Miro overcame the tyranny of distance, producing a bumper crop, early in the season, applying themselves diligently and almost obsessively to learning the art of technical growing of these blueberries, while constructing their orchards. They are dedicated to employing, training, and lifting up their people as well as orchard excellence.

Ka mau te wehi Tokerau Miro!

16/12/2020

Kia ora whanau,
Yesterday we had our last day of picking at Te Teko and celebrated with a big kai. We want to give a big mihi to all of those who came and picked with us this season, we could not have done it without you all. Also a big thank you to all our awesome supervisors and management team for your hard, persistent mahi - you did a terrific job!
From the Miro Team, we want to wish you all a Meri Kirihimete and a safe and Happy New Year ☺️

16/12/2020

Kia ora Miro whānau

Awesome article published this week, so proud of it highlighting how we use innovative fertigation systems to sustain and protect our Whenua while emphasising our vision to positively empower our people!

Māori-owned land is increasingly being converted for horticultural use, to target high-value export markets and create jobs and income for local communities.