Home / The CountrySally RoundRNZ·10 Aug, 2026 07:30 AM4 mins to readDiana and Grant Crosse in their olive grove. Photo / RNZDiana and Grant Crosse in their olive grove. Photo / RNZYou might not think livestock ear tags would be useful on an olive grove.But the coloured markers adorning the rows in Diana and Grant Crosse’s 2200-tree orchard near Ōtaki have found a new life signifying different olive varieties. “The blue is Frantoio, yellow Leccino, green Picual and purple Koroneiki. AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Ōtaki couple swap sheep and beef farming for olive oil business
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