Mt Pisa Station has been named as the location for the latest multimillion-dollar cherry venture in Central Otago.
Station manager Shane MacMillan said the family's sheep and beef business would invest in the $15.5 million project, which would result in 80ha of the station's land being planted out in premium quality cherries for export from 2021-22.
It is one of three projects to be led by cherry investment firm Hortinvest in Central Otago in the past two years.
Another development - also worth $15.5 million, and also on 80ha of land - is planned for Lindis Peaks Station and will be called the Lindis River development.
The third development, the Tarras Cherry Corp project, has already been planted and is expecting to harvest its first crop during the summer of 2020-21.