Q&A with four-time Fieldays Innovation Award winner The Wrangler Ltd
https://www.fieldays.co.nz/qa-with-four-time-fieldays-innovation-award-winner-the-wrangler-ltd/ Twenty-five years ago, Waverley and Wilco...
Asset tax write off big help for 2020
The New Zealand Government has recently passed legislation that temporarily increases the low-value asset threshold for depreciation from...
COVID-19 Update
The Wrangler Ltd is classified as an essential business, registered with MBIE under alert level 4 for Covid-19, as part of the supply...
Get your Animal Handling sorted for the new season
While most sheds are finished milking for the season, the winter quiet is the perfect time to get it set for more efficient cow handling....
Invention still proving its worth a decade on
Often the simplest inventions are the best – and Matamata dairy farmers Bruce and Jacquie Tiddy can attest to that.
Having owned a Wrangler
HOOF TRIMMING ‘CIRCUS’ NO LONGER IN TOWN
Milking 480 cows on a 212ha self-contained dairy unit at Otautau, Dave bought his Wrangler at Southern Field Days in 2006. “It was the firs
ANCIENT INSTINCTS CAN MAKE DETECTING LAMENESS DIFFICULT
The workshop included practical demonstrations of hoof treatment by Te Puke Vets veterinarian Bryce Todd who treated a cow restrained in a W
Every farm should have one
Taranaki dairy farmers Greg and Sonya Hurley are still enjoying the benefits of using their Wrangler cattle handler, a decade after they bou
Wrangler transforms hoof treatment
Using a Wrangler has promoted “the worst job on the farm” to one that is quite enjoyable, according to Opotiki dairy farmers Dave and Nat Wi
WRANGLER CALVING ATTACHMENT LENDS A HAND
With difficulty calving affecting around five percent of a herd each calving season, and being associated with approximately 50 percent of c
