Our Contractors Corner is a section for New Zealands agricultural contractors.
In association with Power Farming and Farm Trader we aim to bring you the latest information on new contracting machinery, tractors, support vehicles and more.
Make sure you check out our Hall of Shame, pictures sent to us of small and maybe not so small mishaps with machinery. Feel free to send us photos of your mishap and go in the draw to win beer!
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Welcome to the Machinery Hall of Shame. If you think you've had a bad day then check this section out. This should make you feel a whole lot better....
The 2010 National Fielday’s at Mystery Creek was once again a great success for Power Farming, giving the company the opportunity to showcase an outstanding range of new machinery and tractors
The Power Farming Group says the addition of the Deutz-Fahr and SAME tractors to its range of products means it can deliver a full range of options to Australasian farmers, contractors, and orchardists
Power Farming is pleased to announce that it has been appointed exclusive distributor of the Simba range of heavy duty disc cultivators, rollers, and subsoilers in New Zealand and Australia
New Zealand's wheat, barley, and maize grain harvests increased in the year ended 30 June 2009, Statistics New Zealand said today
The V660 breaks all boundaries with its core features, simple design and truly outstanding performance
In the latest Federated Farmers survey of farmer confidence, at the start of the 20010/11 season, only a net 2.9 percent of farmers expect the economy to improve
Recently the Lincoln University Foundation confirmed significant changes to the judging process for the South Island Farmer of the Year competition
Recent modelling work completed under a joint project by DairyNZ and AgResearch suggests that the economics of growing summer crops is highly dependent on yield and the value placed on pasture renewal
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