Kātōra is the name of a Papakainga in the Rahiri Settlement in the far north. Kātōra loosely translated means to burst forth with new life and vigour.

This business centres around three farm bocks situated in Kāeo, Ōkaihau and Moerewa. The original purpose of the blocks were by and large used to raise and trade in dry stock. However, the owners recently decided to diversify and expanded the business to produce natural honey, sourced from the three farms, salt and party ice, sourced from the local maunga (mountain) and prepare Hangi from vegetables and animals from the farms. There are also more business ventures being contemplated at this time.