Hitting targets on time with Racewell
Sam Parsons is the farming & estate director at Balcaskie Estate in the East Neuk of Fife in Scotland. Balcaskie Estate covers 2000ha with a mixture of let farms and in-hand farming operations. Last year they purchased a Racewell HD4 Sheep Handler from Te Pari, read this article to find out about their experience.
Why local manufacturing makes for better business
At Te Pari, we’re proud to say that we’ve always manufactured in New Zealand, we prioritise local suppliers and the bulk of the materials we need are produced close by - whether it’s the steel for our sheep and cattle handling equipment, or circuit boards for our automatic animal management systems. We’ve also long fought against the assumption that it’s too expensive to manufacture in New Zealand. We have shown that it can be done. You just need to do it right - and when you do, it brings a range of benefits.
The Best Photos of 2022
Here's a collection of our favourite photos of #teparicountry for 2022. The team from Te Pari are out on farms every week visiting customers, delivering and servicing equipment throughout New Zealand, Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States. We are very fortunate to see some amazing views during our travels and we reckon it'd be rude not to share!
New Lenta Crush Range
Lenta means “Tough” in Latin and that’s exactly what it is. BUILT TOUGH to work easy!
We’re excited to release our new Lenta Cattle Crush range - the Lenta includes many new features to help make your cattle handling easier so click below to find out more.
New Racewell front and rear access flaps!
Now you can get front and rear access flaps with your new Racewell Sheep Handler with side tilt. This innovation gives you excellent front and rear access to the sheep for crutching including up the belly and improved access for foot or head work.
Reducing Stress with new Cattle Yards
Based 50kms from the coastal line of Victoria sits Caramut, the home of Bobby Mann’s new Te Pari cattle yards. Running mainly Angus cows with a small mixture of crossbred calves and steers, Bobby was after a new set of cattle yards that could handle a reasonable-sized mob of cattle without the additional manpower and labour required to get the job done.
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