Farm Trader
Inside the August issue on sale 26 July:
Machinery tests:
- Kuhn Optimer 301 Compact Discs
- Duncan Renovator MK4 Drill
- Schouten Quickfeed Silage Wagon
- Hustler Chainless Balefeeder
- Isuzu D-Max ute
- Case IH Magnum 245 tractor
Product reviews:
- Kubota M8540 tractor
- Tru-test electric fence energisers
- TracMap GPS
- New Holland T600 Plus tractors
Duncan Renovator Drills - we catch up with a number of New Zealand farmers who use the machine and get their feedback
Calf rearing - we visit a couple in Te Aroha who are successfully rearing calves thanks to a new shelter
Check out the collection of Sanson vintage machinery dating back to 1919
Quad bike safety - the statistics, the research, the tips to save your life
If you're in the market for a used farm bike or ATV, our price guide will give you the buying power you need. And, if fertiliser spreaders are your thing, check out our comprehensive specs for new machinery.
Plus, we have a feature on cultivation, and business in the Nelson/Marlborough region, and the regulars such as news, diary dates, weather, market report and a column from the Tractor Pull Association.
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Farm Trader is New Zealand’s premier farm machinery and equipment magazine. It is the largest buy and sell magazine available at retail level in New Zealand, with more than 200 pages of equipment, products, news and tests. Farm Trader is the magazine that people pay to read – a true indication that this product hits the target market. Farm Trader is constantly evolving to bring you excellent editorial and product developments in the farming industry. The magazine reaches farm owners, farm managers, and contractors responsible for making purchasing decisions. Targeted supplements are also produced throughout the year. Farm Trader readers are predominantly male, between 40-59 years of age, and have an income that falls into the upper end of the socio-economic scale. Farm Trader readers are more likely to have savings and investments. |