Duncan Ensor
COUNTRY DIRECTOR - NEW ZEALAND
With a lifetime dedicated to remote hill and high country regions across New Zealand, Duncan has spent the past 25 years developing a significant finishing operation in the Rakaia Gorge, Mid Canterbury, while preserving and enhancing the natural environment. Emphasizing sustainable farming practices, his focus is on ensuring the economic viability of these properties for generations to come. Passionate about preserving our natural heritage, Duncan strives to balance agricultural productivity with environmental stewardship in challenging landscapes. He has a proven track record of taking projects from concept to completion, with the ability to visualize and adapt as needed in an ever-evolving industry. Duncan's experience spans both the North and South Islands, including a brief stint working with the Ute Indians on the reservation in Utah, contributing to his education in the “School of Hard Knocks.
With a lifetime dedicated to remote hill and high country regions across New Zealand, Duncan has spent the past 25 years developing a significant finishing operation in the Rakaia Gorge, Mid Canterbury, while preserving and enhancing the natural environment. Emphasizing sustainable farming practices, his focus is on ensuring the economic viability of these properties for generations to come. Passionate about preserving our natural heritage, Duncan strives to balance agricultural productivity with environmental stewardship in challenging landscapes. He has a proven track record of taking projects from concept to completion, with the ability to visualize and adapt as needed in an ever-evolving industry. Duncan's experience spans both the North and South Islands, including a brief stint working with the Ute Indians on the reservation in Utah, contributing to his education in the “School of Hard Knocks.
With a lifetime dedicated to remote hill and high country regions across New Zealand, Duncan has spent the past 25 years developing a significant finishing operation in the Rakaia Gorge, Mid Canterbury, while preserving and enhancing the natural environment. Emphasizing sustainable farming practices, his focus is on ensuring the economic viability of these properties for generations to come. Passionate about preserving our natural heritage, Duncan strives to balance agricultural productivity with environmental stewardship in challenging landscapes. He has a proven track record of taking projects from concept to completion, with the ability to visualize and adapt as needed in an ever-evolving industry. Duncan's experience spans both the North and South Islands, including a brief stint working with the Ute Indians on the reservation in Utah, contributing to his education in the “School of Hard Knocks.