What areas do you work in?
We are based at 23 Bryant Street, Tinwald, Ashburton, and do our contracting work across Mid Canterbury. Our general and livestock transport runs South Island wide.
What services do you offer?
Grass baleage, grass silage and maize silage, precision planting, straw and hay, feed trading, plus general transport and livestock transport.
Are you taking maize silage contracts for the 2026 season?
Yes. We are contracting now for the 2026 season. Ring Andrew on 027 318 8798 to lock your paddocks in. Planting and the maize contract can be booked together, so one call does both.
When should I book baleage?
Book early for the first cut, or ring mid-season to top up the stack before winter. We bale when the moisture is right, not when the calendar says so.
Do you make square or round bales?
Both. We make tight grass baleage in squares or rounds that holds its feed value through winter. For straw and hay we run three high density big square balers.
What happens if the weather window is tight?
When the weather window is tight we bale under lights rather than lose the crop.
Can you do grass silage on remote or awkward country?
Yes. For grass silage, remote and awkward country is fine. Talk to us about the block before you rule it out.
Can you cart bales, chop or freight?
Yes. We cart bales, fine chop off the chopper and general freight, South Island wide. One truck load or a full season of cartage, ring Logan on 022 140 6059 with the job and the dates.
Who do I call?
Ring Andrew on 027 318 8798 for bookings, silage, planting, straw and hay, and feed trading. Ring Logan on 022 140 6059 for grass baleage, straw and hay, general transport and livestock transport. Bronwyn looks after the office admin, keeping track of the paperwork.
How do I get a plan for my season?
Ring the person who runs the job, or email us with your rough hectares and timing, and we will come back with a plan.
Are you safety prequalified?
Yes. We are prequalified through Site Safe New Zealand with SiteWise Gold status for 2026/27, with a score of 94%, assessed on 29 September 2026. We are also a member of Rural Contractors New Zealand.
Who will be working on my farm?
A small, hands-on team. You will see the same people on your place from the first paddock to the last load, and Andrew stays close to every job from the first quote through to the finished stack.