Helping Grow the Country for 175 Years

Set in steep hill country inland from Gisborne, Tangihau Station is defined by scale, terrain, and climatic extremes. The property spans more than 6,600 hectares of medium to steep East Coast hill country, with only 70 hectares of flat land. Tangihau runs approximately 1,300 commercial breeding cows...

Strong demand for dairy farms is continuing to underpin New Zealand’s rural property market, says PGG Wrightson General Manager Livestock & Real Estate Peter Newbold. Newbold said Canterbury dairy properties were selling for as much as $89,000 a hectare, with others fetching prices in the high $70...

As dairy farmers prepare for the busy spring mating period, managing cash flow remains a key consideration alongside securing quality service bulls. PGG Wrightson National Dairy Specialist Jamie Cunninghame says the company's long-running Defer-A-Bull programme continues to provide farmers with...

As part of our 175 Year Scholarship, two final-year tertiary students were awarded $2,000 each to help fund their studies. Applicants were asked to respond to the following question in 1,000 words or less: "For 175 years, PGG Wrightson has helped New Zealand farmers and growers adapt to change...

As part of our 175 Year Scholarship, two final-year tertiary students were awarded $2,000 each to help fund their studies. Applicants were asked to respond to the following question in 1,000 words or less: "For 175 years, PGG Wrightson has helped New Zealand farmers and growers adapt to change...

As part of our 175-year celebrations, we're pleased to announce Xinyu Wu from Massey University and Hamish Shaw from Lincoln University as the recipients of the PGW 175 Year Scholarship. The scholarship was established to support the next generation of rural professionals and invited final-year...