12m dribble bar now available! The arrival at FarmChief of Storth’s 12m dribble bar, with folding arms, provides the option of even better coverage, faster. Not only that, but it delivers more...Read More
For those looking at getting demanding maize or fodder beet into the ground in the next month, it’s a good time to think about whether your current plough is up to it. Or whether you can do...Read More
These rollers (available in 3m to 12m) have some stand-out features that others just don’t have, making them more effective and more resilient. [gallery...Read More
Two former farmers and contractors (Rob Chalke and Allan Patrick) are dedicated to making sure the delivery and set-up for FarmChief implements go smoothly. Rob and Allan definitely know what...Read More
Cameron Doherty operates busy Deep Stream Contracting in Outram, Otago, while running a sheep and beef farm in conjunction with his father Peter so, as you can imagine, he’s got a bit on his...Read More
TIME TO GET THE DISCS OUT Speed discs are already starting to make their mark up and down the country. They’re typically used for sorting out paddocks that’ve been in kale or fodder beet,...Read More
Rippers are looking good about now for anyone who has been grazing cows, sheep or cattle. They’re just what’s needed to get rid of compaction and let some of that surface water get...Read More
Everyone wants a perfect seed bed. Because without that there’s no profitable crop. What you’re after is a bed that’s free from weeds, provides good soil to seed contact, and that has a...Read More
Spring to the Paddocks Rain, frosts and the density of animal population that comes with break feeding takes a toll on paddocks and soil structure. (Not to mention the long, cold hours you put...Read More
Fieldays visitors kept FarmChief team busy Visitors to the FarmChief site at the 2018 National Fieldays kept the team so busy there was no time for them to take a look-around. But no-one was...Read More