A fertiliser company that uses a telehandler says it's a multi-purpose workhorse that gets used every day.
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Champion fencer: Shane Bouskill at Smedley Station
When you talk about agricultural fencing, one word springs to mind: security. That's what a fence is for: keeping your valuable stock where you need them. But there are many other variables that dictate what type of fence farmers require, such as stock type, topography and soil.
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Fuel management: Ensol tanks
Adequate and reliable fuel storage is an essential component in helping farmers to run their businesses efficiently and without interruption.
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Animal handling and health: Landquip
When it comes to managing sheep an efficient set of yards is a must, and that’s where Hawke’s Bay company Landquip comes in. It’s been making sheep handling yards for seven years now.
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Cross Slot No-Tillage System
Those challenged by wind and water erosion may want to take a look at the unique direct drilling capabilities of the Cross Slot No-Tillage system.
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Rural contractors: Andrew McCutcheon Contracting
Vivienne Haldane caught up with Andrew McCutcheon to find out what keeps his rural contracting business running like a well-oiled machine.
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Review: Hydralada Twin Lift 200
Hydralada, a leader in the field of self-propelled elevating work platforms, designed the Twin Lift to meet the need for a purpose-built machine to work in narrow row width orchards.
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Tow & Blow portable frost protection
Frost damage is one of the worst hazards of nature for horticulturalists. The Tow & Blow portable frost protection machine could help.
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Farm forestry: Wood-Mizer sawmill
Portable sawmill business owner Tim Meredith bought his Wood-Mizer sawmill in England 24 years ago, and it's still going strong.
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What’s on at NZ National Fieldays 2014?
Each year, the 'must do' event on everyone's calendar, if they are in any way connected to agriculture (or even if they are not), is the NZ National Fieldays, a four-day event at Mystery Creek Events Centre in Hamilton.
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