We specialise in providing farmers and lifestyle block holders with quality, affordable cattle handling solutions. Kiwi Cattle Yards are designed and manufactured locally - at our workshop …

Jan 22, 2024 · One of the strongest and most affordable medium-duty cattle yards on the market! Our Lifestyle Yard package offers great value for money and no mucking around - it's a …

Ready to purchase a yard or want some more info on our cattle handling products? We deliver nationwide and now also ship to Australia. Contact us any time, we are happy to help.

Jan 20, 2025 · http://www.kiwicattleyards.co.nz/Our Sliding Gates are a great addition to a drenching race or crush area. Automatic locking latch means no more escaping an...

Jan 26, 2025 · 1 likes, 0 comments - kiwicattleyards on January 26, 2025: "Did you know we stock a wide range of galvanized cattle yard gates to suit your wooden yards? From 650mm all the …

Designed for up to 20 cattle and includes: Multihandler with Standard Headbail, Rear sliding gate and Loading Ramp 12 panels and 2 gates Pen sizes of 9m2 and 35m2, total area of 44m2 …

One of the strongest and most affordable medium-duty cattle yards on the market! Our Lifestyle Yard package offers great value for money and no mucking around - it's a complete cattle yard …

Farmquip cattle yards are setting the standard for handling cattle across New Zealand, no matter how large or small the farming operation. Buy online here.

To get started, here’s a breakdown of steel cattle yard package prices by bracket. Lifestyle blocks - 5 - 50 head - $4,000 - $20,000 (plus GST) 50 – 100 head – $23,000, - $45,000 (plus GST)

We offer our cattle yard gates in a variety of sizes, ranging from 650mm to 3600mm, and in both 5 or 6 rail designs. This allows you to choose the size and design that best fits your specific …

Jan 20, 2025 · http://www.kiwicattleyards.co.nz/ Our Standard Headbail is designed to handle any age of cattle and is one of the most affordable on the market. Easily fitted to steel or wooden …

Despite predictions that New Zealand beef production will drop by 3% in 2024, industry experts believe that the opportunities from the US beef decline will support export and cattle prices.