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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!
I have been selected again as one of the top 20 to participate in FIELDAYS INNOVATION DEN - POWERED BY SODA INC. The next step will be to have the Gudgeon Pro 5 in 1available to all Farmers in New Zealand and then the world. THANK YOU to everyone who has helped me so far on this journey. You are all amazing.
Bruce Woodfield owner of Palmerston Extension Ladder Company Ltd., says "It all started in 1937 when a painter friend asked my Grandfather to make him a ladder."This was the start of a timber manufacturing business that has survived a World War and economic ups and downs over 7 decades and 3 generations of family managers.
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.
Stephen’s latest project is a 3.9 meter long, rotary moulded plastic catamaran with a 1.9 metre beam that he has designed and built the moulds for. Named Seahull, the boats have been shown at the Fieldays.
What do you get when you put your Canadian wife in a cowshed? Besides a lot of complaining you create a situation where "good old kiwi ingenuity" takes over to solve a problem.
