News & Events

Upgrading for Efficiency: Peter Stone’s new Racewell HD4 Sheep Handler

In the heart of Woodstock West, Victoria Peter Stone and his team are transforming the way they manage their mixed sheep and crop enterprise, thanks to the remarkable capabilities of the new Racewell HD4 Sheep Handler. Read on to find out how the new features have positively impacted their operation.

Cattle Yard Design Focus: SY107 Plan

Te Pari’s SY107 yard plan is designed to handle up to 100 head of cattle effortlessly. It is a very popular option for mid-sized cattle operations in New Zealand and Australia. It’s safe and efficient and designed so it can be easily used by a solo operator – eliminating the need for extra farm staff in the yards.

Te Pari Launches Veno Sheep Yard Systems in the UK

The team here at Te Pari UK, are excited to announce that we are now the exclusive distributor of Veno Sheep Yard Equipment in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The comprehensive range of Veno handling systems and barn equipment includes sheep handling yards, wintering barn hurdles, lambing pens and feeding systems that are designed to streamline and enhance livestock management.

Smart technology for genetic progress at Cleardale Station

Cleardale Station is a 1600-hectare property in the scenic Rakaia Gorge in New Zealand. The team at Cleardale have been making genetic progress year-on-year since 1954 and in recent years they have embraced new technology to ensure that their data is recorded accurately and more efficiently so that they can make more informed breeding decisions that optimise genetic progress.

Te Pari's Top Photos of 2023!

This year the team have been lucky enough to collaborate with some amazing people all over the world and capture some great photos of animals and landscapes!

Check out our top picks below.

New Cattle Yards making it easier in Tasmania

Toby and Riley Hall run an Angus breeding operation in Bridport, Tasmania called Quarterway Angus. Their old yards on the farm had rotten timber boards, rotten poles, and portable steel panels that were twitched together with wire. The yards were a foot deep in mud nine months of the year, so they didn't flow very well and had caused a lot of stress. So, Toby and Riley started researching options for new cattle yards and this is when they discovered Te Pari.