NZ National Agricultural Fieldays
13 to 16 June 2018 at Mystery Creek Events Centre, Hamilton.
13 to 16 June 2018 at Mystery Creek Events Centre, Hamilton.
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From replica race-cars to farming innovation, David Short’s a living example of Kiwi ingenuity and talent. Read about his journey to inventing New Zealand’s favourite portable sheep shearing handpiece!
Simon Fleming, the owner of one of Hamilton's leading Panel & Paint shops, Te Rapa Panel & Paint is delighted to have secured the generous promotion of Pilot Brewery for his 5 litre V8 Ford Falcon
Whakatane Surtees boats has made a piece of history. At the BBNZ Bay of Plenty Export Awards in Mount Maunganuoilast night it became the first company in the awards 25- year history to take out the Emerging Exporter of the year and the Exporter of the Year in consecutive years.
Steve McLay believes that the measure of a great boat is one that can cope with an adventure. When you're serious about your recreation, you can forget the frills. Safety, function and comfort are your primary considerations. In other words, you need a serious recreational boat.This belief in getting the basics right is why McLay Boats build their boats solid.
When the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge came to visit New Zealand, Sealegs treated them to a VIP ride in a very special boat. Kate and William got to drive the Smuggler Strata 770 Amphibious RIB on their trip from Auckland’s Viaduct harbour, to Westpark Marina.
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The innovative idea of the Peach Teat designed by Robert McIntyre remains a classic example of Kiwi ingenuity. The factory that Robert first established to manufacture the Peach Teats in late 1993 was located in a shed on his dairy farm in Hunterville, New Zealand.
Andy has been involved in the agricultural and horticultural industries since he was 17 years old, working for several cropping farmers and contractors gaining experience on a variety of equipment from carrot top lifters to sweetcorn harvesters, including fixing and maintaining these.