- Lars Pasedag joins Krone team
- SW Broom Contracting - Canterbury
- Gilbert Simon and Arthur Hamon visit from SKY Agriculture
- Dr. Bernard Krone passes away
- New Krone Parts Centre in Spelle
- Best straw baler - VariPack 190
- Einbock to double production capacity
- Krone Combined Pwoers project
- Allan Taute - retirement
- Phil Hawke Contracting - BiG-X
- Chemical free Weed Control
- Krone Finance offer
- Krone on-line resource centre www.myKrone.green
- TAMA winner Regan Bailey
- Digital systems training
- Jamie Hansen - Bio-security AP accreditation (Accredited Person)
- Tribute to Jeff Sutherland
- Plasback collaboration
- Impacts of COVID-19
- Comprima Plus demonstration programme
- Harrisville Harvest
- Einbock & Monosem - the dynamic duo
- New Products - Vendro Tedders & EasyCut Combinations
- BiG X turns 20!
- New logo coming soon!
- EasyCut B 950 Collect Testimonial
- New Products - Comprima Plus
- Monosem Cereal Seed Drill
March 2020
COVID-19 LOCKDOWN
Level 4 Operational Policy
DOORS CLOSED BUT CUSTOMER SUPPORT STILL OPERATING
Tulloch Farm Machines will remain on-call throughout the lockdown. Our doors will be shut but a skeleton crew will be available to support our clients and any enquiries that may come through. We expect minimal to no delays with our key supplier Krone due to most components being manufactured in-house at their factory which is still operating.
If you require support (parts or service) please contact this office (06) 370 0390 and follow the relevant prompts to be diverted through to the correct department. We will aim to support all of our clients through these uncertain times while following COVID-19 health & safety protocols.
Please keep safe.
- Year in review
- New products - Krone EasyCut B 950 Collect
- News & updates
- Wairarapa Times Age Feature - Over 50 years of Tulloch Farm Machines
- Celebrating 50 years of Krone in NZ
- Krone Big X 1180 - the first in NZ!
- News & updates
- New Products - Eurobagging Bagging Machines
- BiG X 1180 Release
- Precision Planter - Exactly what fodder beet needs.
- Visitor updates
- Event updates
- New Products - Strebel Strip Tillage System
- Rural Contractors Conference 2018
- Net Replacement Wrap proving to be a winner
- Improving animal welfare through good TMR management
- Overseas Visitors
- New Krone Products
- Staff Profiles
- Grasslands Tour 2020
- 40 Years of Krone Round Balers
- Overseas Visitors
- New Krone Products
- Staff Profiles
- Indent deal and Krone Finance
- A visit from the Steichele Family
- New Service Manager
- Krone News
- TRS Dealer Profile
- Staff Profile
- Sustainable Farming
- Verdict on Mystery Creek
- Field Days update
- VIP visitors
- Product news
- Attracting young talent to the industry
- 1000mph Bloodhound SSC
- RJ & JF Murray profile - The Meaner Machine
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Monosem news
Notice to all our valued customers
You may be aware that on 2nd November 2015 John Deere signed a definitive agreement to purchase Monosem. We would like to assure all our end users that in New Zealand we are committed to and will continue to be the distributor via our existing dealer network for this prestigious product range that is Monosem. Our commitment to product, service and parts delivery will continue to be at the highest level possible.
For any queries please contact us on 0800 88 55 624
Below is an excerpt from the John Deere communications office:
Deere Announces Agreement to Acquire Monosem
MOLINE, Illinois (November 2, 2015) – Deere & Company said today it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Monosem, the European market leader in precision planters. The purchase includes the company's four facilities in France and two in the United States.
"Through this action, we continue to build on our leadership position in precision agriculture," said John May, president, Agricultural Solutions and Chief Information Officer. "Monosem is admired for its innovation and success in precision planter technology that helps farmers increase production. Acquiring this market leader positions John Deere to serve more customers worldwide."
Deere does not plan to change the independent nature of Monosem. May said the business will retain its own brand and trademark and will leverage its own operational strengths. Monosem has been a family-owned enterprise through three generations since it was founded in 1948.
The acquisition of Monosem, May added, helps accelerate John Deere's market reach in precision planting equipment and adds engineering expertise to further develop planting technology. "We remain focused on helping our customers increase their productivity," he said.
- Grass & Grit
- Graeme Tulloch's book
- News from Krone
- Contractor loves his new Swadro rake
- Verdict on Mystery Creek
- Service School
- BiG Pack training in Oz
- Product news
- Monosem Winter Service Tips
- David Tulloch
- Big Line technicians
- Fresh approach to Mystery Creek
- Visitor from Austria
- Coming soon: Big X 580
- Strip Tillage in Fodder Beet
- New Swadro TC Rotary Rake
- Field Days successes
- Website feedback
- Season's greetings
- What they tell us about their big gear
- 2014 Grasslands visit a cracker
- Several visitors from Krone this season
- New building/training
- New website
- Product news
- A thought for the day
- Competition winners
- Business @ Tulloch Farm Machines
- Product News
- Out in the Field
- A little bit of history
- Photo competition winner decided
- Seasons greetings
- Krone has launched a new range of forage harvesters
- Awesome Fodder beet planting with monosem
- New Sky Drills
- Strip Tillage needs a closer look
- Supreme
- Business @ Tullochs
- Contractor profile
- Big X 1100 coming with EasyCollect 903
- Dealer training big success
- Making room for the bits for the big guys
- Free Smart TV with 2013 balers sold
- Get snapping for the Photo Competition
- News from abroad
- Sustainability rocks
- Staff profile: Mark Davies
- Orthman 1tRIPr
- Supreme widens its market reach
- Our field days
- Customer experience: Dick Carter
- Krone header on a New Holland
- Photo competition still open!
- YouTube channel takes off
- Website revamp introduces new features
- QR codes
- Staff profile: John Brogden
- Relay for life
- Seasons Greetings
- Visitors from Krone
- WIN a trip to Grasslands 2014
- Swadro 2000
- 1tRIPr Strip Tiller from Orthman
- Big X in the Naki
- A fond farewell for Ralph Priddle
- Record attendance at Service School 2012
- Survey Responses
- New Media
- Staff Profile: Gary Kessler
- Grasslands Itinerary
- Out and about
- Campbell Contracting, Pihama
- Facebook
- Grasslands 2014
- International news-Segue, Monosem NX, Krone Swadro 2000, Krone Big M 420 and Orthman 1tRIPr
- Dealer conference
- Mystery Creek field days
- Renovations and improvements
Content:
- Southern Field Days - Gore
- Titus Bocklage
Content:
- Josef Moeller and Tobias Lehmann
- Henk Feldmann and Heiner Bruneing
- DRIVE Day!
Content:
- Harvey Vandenberg from Canada visits New Zealand
- Seasons Greetings
Content:
- Dealer profile
- Mystery Creek
- Supplier News
- Out & about
- Business @ TFM
- Another great trip to Grasslands
Content:
- Keeping up with tech key to grow
- Higher farmgate prices and dealer excellence bring bouyancy
- Some of what we’ll have on display at Mystery Creek
- Ag in Action big success
- Tulloch's world
- Pleasing results from PneumaticStar
- The Field Days season!
Content:
- NZ's first national demonstration event (Ag in Action)
- Season's Greetings
- Farmer Profile: Duncan and Sandra Blue, Strathmore
- Dealer Profile: Piako Tractors Morrinsville
- Staff Profile: Jim Grove, Service Technician
- Contractor Profile: Kaiser
Content:
- 40 years with Krone John Tulloch proudly displays the award
- Highlights
- Come and see these machines at Mystery Creek Fieldays
- Grasslands Tour 2011 Europe and North America
- 75 years of Einbock
- Einbock Pneumaticstar Pro
- Our Nautical Nutritionist
Content:
- New website … and a wee project
- Paul Gee Contractors
- Feeding Supplements: Good Investment or Waste of Money?
- Nearly 40 South Island operators attend training
- Into the archives
- Krone wins Medals at Agritechnica 2009
Content:
- Tobias Prien, Krone service department, visits
- STOP PRESS
- Big Line meeting
- Krone Finance scheme expands
- Rural Contractors Conference Invercargill
- Aerial view of our site at Mystery Creek
- “Don’t Shoot Me, I’m Just the Messenger”
- Grasslands Tour 2011
- INTO THE ARCHIVES
Content:
- Into the archives
- News from Krone
- Remember Gone in 10.5 seconds
- Kaiawa Farms