Boosting Crop Production by Spreading Effluent
Tararua district farmer Jamie Harris milks around 400 cows using a split calving system on his farm, Crossdale Dairies.
Williams Engineering says its effluent solution reduces stress and keeps an operation running smoothly.
For over 40 years, Williams Engineering has been trusted by farmers across New Zealand and beyond to deliver simple, reliable, and cost-effective effluent solutions that make farm life easier.
With decades of experience, we've built a trusted network of dealers in New Zealand and beyond to ensure farmers benefit from practical effluent solutions that save time and reduce your workload over the long-term.
At Williams Effluent Solutions, we understand that every farm is unique so our team works closely with customers to create a customised system that supports a farm's productivity, while ensuring regulatory compliance and environmental sustainability guidelines are fully met.
Our goal is to help implement a solution that reduces stress and keeps an operation running smoothly, without relying on extra labour.
Our services include effluent system design and compliance, on-farm installation and servicing, concrete infrastructure and manufactured products - so are you ready for peace of mind with a reliable effluent system?
National’s pledge to introduce 19 new national standards shows the party is serious about getting Wellington out of farming, Federated Farmers says.
The National Party’s policies to make it easier to grow fresh vegetables, secure reliable water and energy and simplify farm planning are practical changes that will give growers the confidence to invest, according to Horticulture New Zealand (HortNZ).
Fonterra Co-operative Group chief financial officer Andrew Murray has resigned to take up a role outside the dairy giant.
A major move is about to get underway to improve the quality and viability of dairy beef and cattle in NZ.
Veterinarians say changes to the code of welfare for dairy cattle provides a positive foundation for improved cattle welfare across the country.
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