Tajo Ostrich Farm. Bay of Plenty. New Zealand.
Posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member Punga and Paua
S 38° 24.785 E 176° 47.915
60H E 482415 N 5748331
An Ostrich Farm in the Galatea Valley, park on the roadside and watch the flock of ostrich running across the grass to greet you, or visit the farm to watch these beautiful birds and learn all about their breeding and life cycle.
Waymark Code: WM8ECH
Location: North Island, New Zealand
Date Posted: 03/21/2010
Published By:Groundspeak Regular Member scrambler390
Views: 2

Tajo Ostrich not only farms several thousand ostrich but also provides a selection of day tour and educational packages. According to their website this is like a visit to a modern day Jurassic Park. You can take a ride on the specially designed passenger trailer and learn about the process of breeding, from eggs to hatching to fully grown adult bird. You will see chicks hatching and incubating, try to stand on an egg, and try your hand at feeding full grown ostriches!

As well as Farm Tours, there is also a Farm Shop selling produce.

You are also able do some free birdwatching from the roadside as you pass by, where the ostrich flock will probably rush over to watch you too!

Access and Inquiries: Kadesh Tajo Ostrich Farm, 1130 Troutbeck Road, Galatea, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand.
Phone: 09 412 2525
Fax: 09 412 2526
Email: tajo@tajo.com
Product: Ostrich breeding, ostrich meat, ostrich leather and ostrich leather goods, ostrich feathers and ostrich oil skin care products to the wholesale and retail market in New Zealand and internationally.

Relavant website: [Web Link]

Address:
1130 Troutbeck Road
Galatea, Bay of Plenty. New Zealand.


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