GO-STOCK

Helping farmers manage cashflow

PGG Wrightson is committed to helping farmers be the best they can be.

An alternative to finance, the GO-STOCK products are an innovative way to help sheep, beef, dairy and deer farmers free up capital, meaning they can invest in other areas of their businesses.

Our goal is to provide farm businesses with the tools to take advantage of more opportunities.

*please note this is not a finance product.

Why choose GO-STOCK

Simple Approval Process
Quick and easy to establish. 

Assists with Cashflow
Allows capital to be used elsewhere. 

No Outlay
PGG Wrightson buys and owns the stock.

Wide Product Range
Products to suit beef, sheep, dairy or deer farmers. 

Flexible Selling Methods
Sell store, prime or buy back. 

Existing Stock
PGG Wrightson can purchase livestock you currently own to provide cash injection.

Find out more about our GO-STOCK products: 

What happens when it's time to sell the stock?

In consultation with your PGW livestock rep, you decide when and where to sell the stock - store, prime or buy back. We use our livestock agency services and nationwide network of livestock reps to buy and sell the stock.

You receive the trading margin from the stock, less the fees and normal selling costs.The GO-STOCK fee is calculated per head and is based on purchase price and the length of time on the GO-STOCK contract.

All of the above is subject to our GO-STOCK contract terms.

GO-STOCK FAQs

Do I need to hold a PGW account to use the GO-STOCK products?

Yes. If you do not currently have a PGW account, you will need to open one before you can be assessed for a GO-STOCK contract. Talk to your local livestock rep about this or contact the GO-STOCK team.

What happens if the stock are unsold when the contract time runs out?

You can buy the stock back at the purchase price plus the GO-STOCK Duration Adjustment fee and any selling costs. Alternatively, for GO-BEEF agreements, there is the possibility to put the cattle on a GO-BEEFPlus agreement which requires approval beforehand and will only be granted in exceptional circumstances.

What are the costs of a GO-STOCK contract?

There are no initial outlays for you – PGW will buy the stock and when it comes time to sell, you will be paid the margin less the fees and normal selling costs. The fees are dependent on purchase price and how long you keep the animals on farm. These are detailed out in the contract you sign so there are no hidden costs and they do not change from when you sign the contract.

How long can the stock remain on my property?

Depending on the type of stock you have on the contract (dairy, beef etc), this alters the maximum time stock can remain on farm. GO-BEEF – 360 days, GO-LAMB – 300 days GO-DEER – 360 days GO-DAIRY – 539 days. See specific product pages for more information.

Am I still eligible if I don’t own any land?

We will assess anyone with current farming operations; leased or owned. If you are unsure if you are eligible, contact our GO-STOCK team.

Can PGW purchase stock that is already on my property?

Yes, PGW can purchase stock you already own to give you a cash injection and you can continue to farm your stock under a GO-STOCK contract.

How do I apply?

Get in contact with your local PGW livestock rep or alternatively contact the GO-STOCK team and we will point you in the right direction.

How long does the application process take?

Typically contracts are approved within 48 hours from receiving final documentation. It is a quick and easy process – talk to your local livestock rep to get started or contact our GO-STOCK team.

Jessica Lourie

GO-STOCK Business Development Manager
Waikato

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Latest GO-STOCK News

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26 May 2022
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Wool Street Journal
Wool
Animal Management
Farm Maintenance

Time to minimise vegetable matter – and horehound

As we progress towards pre-lamb shearing in the coming months, growers need to prepare to minimise VM in the wool they are set to consign. There are two different classes of VM contaminant: most, the likes of hay, manuka leaf, and grass seed, which is relatively easy to remove, washing out of the...

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24 November 2021
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Company News
Animal Management
Research and Development

Go-Stock provides cashflow solution for young South Canterbury farming couple

Efficient and easy to use option leaves clients free to find better uses for their capital. PGG Wrightson offers an easy solution for on-farm cashflow: Go-Stock. Since 2016 Go-Stock has put 1.55 million lambs and 240,000 cattle onto New Zealand farms. For farmers operating under Go-Stock, PGG...

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24 November 2021
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Market Commentary
Animal Management
Breeding and Genetics
Farmers Voice

Ram sale season showing red meat's strength

Selections focus on FE, worms, marbling and progeny performance This year's annual ram sale season is underway, showing the current strength of the red meat sector. Clients are focused on genetics resilient or resistant to facial eczema and worms. Eating quality is a critical factor in most...

Video or image
26 May 2022
Categories
Wool Street Journal
Wool
Animal Management
Farm Maintenance

Time to minimise vegetable matter – and horehound

As we progress towards pre-lamb shearing in the coming months, growers need to prepare to minimise VM in the wool they are set to consign. There are two different classes of VM contaminant: most, the likes of hay, manuka leaf, and grass seed, which is relatively easy to remove, washing out of the...

Video or image
24 November 2021
Categories
Company News
Animal Management
Research and Development

Go-Stock provides cashflow solution for young South Canterbury farming couple

Efficient and easy to use option leaves clients free to find better uses for their capital. PGG Wrightson offers an easy solution for on-farm cashflow: Go-Stock. Since 2016 Go-Stock has put 1.55 million lambs and 240,000 cattle onto New Zealand farms. For farmers operating under Go-Stock, PGG...

Video or image
24 November 2021
Categories
Market Commentary
Animal Management
Breeding and Genetics
Farmers Voice

Ram sale season showing red meat's strength

Selections focus on FE, worms, marbling and progeny performance This year's annual ram sale season is underway, showing the current strength of the red meat sector. Clients are focused on genetics resilient or resistant to facial eczema and worms. Eating quality is a critical factor in most...

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