Power Farming New Zealand

Power Farming New Zealand 3 generations of excellence. Top-quality tractors & machinery. Innovating NZ's ag industry since 1948

Power Farming Holdings Limited operates as three main trading entities:

- Power Farming Wholesale Limited – wholesale distribution in New Zealand.
- Power Farming New Zealand Limited – retail distribution in New Zealand
- PFG Australia Pty Limited - wholesale distribution

Collectively, these three trading operations generate an annual turnover of approximately $380 million and employ around 380

people. The various markets are served from strategically located distribution hubs in Morrinsville, Christchurch, Brisbane and Melbourne. Power Farming also owns a substantial part of its New Zealand dealer network, together with a specialised engineering operation based in Palmerston North, New Zealand.

The 71st World Ploughing Championships are happening in Croatia this weekend, with Mark and Malcolm representing New Zea...
04/09/2026

The 71st World Ploughing Championships are happening in Croatia this weekend, with Mark and Malcolm representing New Zealand on the world stage. 🌎

From all of us at Power Farming, we’re behind you both and wishing you the very best of luck for the weekend!

Best of luck, Mark and Malcolm!

Team photo with everyone in their NZ tops, even the Irish coach. So good to have you on the team Thomas Cochrane!!

Have you spotted the new additional under the Morrinsville Mabel the Mega cow?👀
03/09/2026

Have you spotted the new additional under the Morrinsville Mabel the Mega cow?👀

17/08/2026

At Power Farming, service means being there when it matters most.

With 20+ dealers nationwide, including Northland, support is always close when things don’t go to plan.

Charlie from Northmere explains why that’s so important on farm.

11/08/2026

Good gear matters.

From Kverneland to McHale, Robin has seen first-hand what the right gear can do.

Shout out to all farm workers on farm worker appreciation day!Your work is noticed, especially through the tough seasons...
05/08/2026

Shout out to all farm workers on farm worker appreciation day!

Your work is noticed, especially through the tough seasons.

Recognising the people who make Power Farming. 🏆Recently we came together in Queenstown for our 2025 High Achievers Awar...
04/08/2026

Recognising the people who make Power Farming. 🏆

Recently we came together in Queenstown for our 2025 High Achievers Awards, celebrating the dedication, talent, and passion of the incredible people who make Power Farming what it is today.

Congratulations to all our award winners and a special thank you to the partners and families who joined us for the evening. Your ongoing support plays an important role in the success of our people, and we're grateful to have you alongside us.

Our 2025 High Achievers are:

- Dealership of the year: Power Farming Morrinsville / Runner up: Power Farming Manawatu Ltd
- Sales person of the year: Simon Jackson (Power Farming Ashburton Ltd) / Runner up: Ross Dawbin (Power Farming Timaru Ltd)
- Tractor Sales Person of the Year: Simon Jackson (Power Farming Ashburton Ltd) / Runner up: Jimmy Leigh (Power Farming Canterbury Ltd)
- Machinery Sales Person of the Year: Will Scobie (Power Farming Southland) / Runner up: Daniel Scoles (Power Farming Southland)
- JCB Sales Person of the Year - Ross Dawbin (Power Farming Timaru Ltd) / Runner up: Stephen Alford (Power Farming Manawatu Ltd)
- Used Sales Person of the Year: Stephen Alford (Power Farming Manawatu Ltd) / Runner up: Simon Jackson (Power Farming Ashburton Ltd)
- Emerging Sales Person of the Year: Peter Dick (Power Farming Otago)
- Parts Department of the Year: Power Farming Morrinsville (Jimmy Caie) / Runner up: Power Farming Timaru Ltd (Andrew Kaufman)
- Service Department of the year: Power Farming Northland (Ian Drake) / Runner up: Power Farming Morrinsville (Laurette Strude)
- Service Technician of the Year: Eric Cavanagh (Power Farming Timaru Ltd) / Runner up: Justin Todd ( Power Farming Otago)
- Apprentice of the Year: Andrew Field (Power Farming West Coast) / Runner up: Brayden Symes ( Power Farming Taranaki)
- Administrator of the year: Karla Sinclair-Donnelly Power Farming Ashburton Ltd) / Runner up: Michelle Glover (Power Farming Taranaki)
- PFNZ Support Person of the Year: Megan Walsh / Runner up: Mel Stevenson
- PFNZ Dealer Support Person of the Year: Richard White / Runner up: Josh Lambert
- Laurie Maber Award - Ian Drake (Power Farming Northland)
- Geoff Maber Award - Fred Aukett

04/08/2026

Power Farming is in a major growth phase, expanding across New Zealand and creating exciting new opportunities along the way.

We’re interested in Service Technicians / Heavy Diesel Mechanics with experience in the agriculture and construction industries that bring passion, skill, and industry know-how.

If your background looks like this, there could be a place for you in our future. Whether you’re a leader, a problem-solver, a customer-focused operator, or someone who knows machinery inside and out — we want to hear from you!

If you’re ready for your next move, we’d love to hear from you. Apply now via the link in the comments!

28/07/2026

As Power Farming Te Awamutu recently opened the doors to its new building, we sat down with Murray to talk through his journey with Power Farming, from his early days in service to where he is today.

02/07/2026

From service tech to the family farm.

For Robin, farming was never far away. After 10 years as a service tech, he joined the family farm last year and is now enjoying spending more time with his parents as a 5th generation farmer.

In wearing temperatures and against a relentless England attack, Daryl embodied the Black Caps’ grit battling for over s...
30/06/2026

In wearing temperatures and against a relentless England attack, Daryl embodied the Black Caps’ grit battling for over six and a half hours on a crumbling pitch, absorbing thirteen punishing blows to his body yet refusing to give in.

Bruised but unbroken, he stood firm to the end, a symbol of a team united, resilient, and determined to grind out an epic victory together—allowing Latham the luxury of a declaration and New Zealand the belief that they could conquer anything.

Congratulations to the Blackcaps, what an epic game!!

Address

86 Thames Street
Piako
3300

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+6479022200

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