These markets will determine the future value at harvest of your trees. Part of the aim should be to grow as wide a diversity of species as possible to ensure there will always be something of value being produced. Next build a fence to keep all toothed animals out for a few years until the trees can handle them. With some animals this may not be possible, like goats. Deer, cattle and sheep may ringbark and kill established trees if they run short of grazing.
Poultry are ideal, geese and ducks being very good grazers.
Next source a good supply of your trees from a reputable nursery or tree broker. Gaia Trees, RD3 Hokitika can locate large grade plants suitable for all South Island NZ situations. You will need to calculate stocking rates per hectare and numbers of trees required. Your tree expert at Gaia Trees can help you do this and with any stages in your planning. You should get a full quote for the number of trees you want, including the cost of freight and delivery.