About Us

Warwick Bryant is the fourth son to a second-generation New Zealand farm family in the hill country on the North Island. Early days were sans electricity and color television, but rich in agricultural experiences raising grass fed sheep and beef.  Warwick graduated with top honors from Flockhouse, New Zealand’s premier agricultural school at the time. He won a scholarship to England’s Royal Berkshire College of Agriculture where he received a degree in Grasslands Management. 

While traveling the world, Warwick often worked on farms in England, South Africa, and throughout the United States. He even combined wheat in North Dakota and barley for Coors in Colorado. 

The Bryant family moved to Washington State in 1988, finding it halfway between Janice’s family in Iowa, and Warwick’s roots. Kiwi Fencing quickly followed in 1989, focusing on the need Warwick saw for agriculture solutions in the Pacific Northwest. For the last 36 years, Warwick has worked closely with large and small farms, livestock, horse facilities, conservation districts, tribes, foresters, horticulture and orchard operations, and zoological organizations. In addition to fencing application, much of his skill has been in farm layout, strategy, business, and operations. Warwick’s extensive experiences with farming, small business and agriculture are foundational to the wealth of knowledge he provides to all, from the beginning pioneer/farmer through major commercial operations. 

The Bryants currently farm 150 acres on the Key Peninsula as Kaukiki Farm, a sustainable grass-fed livestock and hay production operation that keeps Warwick’s experience relevant and applicable in today’s environment and challenges. Warwick and his wife of 36 years, Janice, raised two boys McHardy (21) and Jackson (19) as feral farm kids and hope to create environments where more families can do the same.