Māori farm land in New Zealand

For Māori farms averages are calculated on the total number of farms, including horticulture and forestry farms.

‘Farm’ denotes one or more blocks of land, managed as a single operation, engaged in agricultural activity. Activities include livestock farming, horticulture, viticulture, nurseries, forestry, growing grain and seed crops, and land that could be used for these purposes.

Māori farms were identified by matching any Māori enterprise found from either the Business Register’s list of Māori authorities, the Business Operations Survey’s Māori business question, or through Poutama Trust with the Agriculture Production Survey.

The 2021 survey had a sample size of 49,300 geographic locations.

https://datainfoplus.stats.govt.nz/item/nz.govt.stats/50c56caa-8141-423c-b41a-b5674b8218ea/1

All results from these collections are subject to non-sampling error, and sampling error.

2021 questionnaire changes (from 2020) included following changes:
Horticulture – did not include questions on the area of fruit trees and vines planted, and the area of vegetables and other horticulture crops harvested.
Irrigation – did not include questions on area actually irrigated.
Effluent management – did not include questions on effluent management systems.
Other farming practices – did not include questions on formal farm nutrient planning documents used by the farm.
Cultivation, direct drilling and pasture renewal – did not include questions on land area on the farm that was cultivated or direct drilled for any purpose.

At URL provided, select 'Agricultural production statistics: Year to June 2021 (final) – Māori owned farms' file.

The 2021 Agriculture Production Survey is part of an ongoing programme of agricultural production statistics conducted in partnership with the Ministry for Primary Industries. Previous sample surveys were held in 2003–06, 2008–11, and 2013–16 and 2018–2021, with censuses in 2002, 2007, 2012 and 2017.
Agriculture Production Survey measures farming operations below the enterprise level.