Testimonials - New Zealand
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Peter and Kay Eliason |
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'After 20 years you can easily get into a rut but I'm really enjoying what I'm doing ' I have a new focus and we're meeting new challenges every day..." |
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"We increased our production from 83,000 milksolids to 116,000 in three years and put that money into a feed pad, a side delivery feed wagon and other facilities that are saving the farm a lot of money each year. Financially it has also enabled us to take on another labour unit and safely support a growing family and children at boarding school. |
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Mark and Judy Shaw |
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Mark Shaw with Soren Moller'Intelact has helped us turn this farm into one of the most highly productive and profitable farms in New Zealand. We have moved from 1200kgMS/ha to consistently produce 1850kgMS/ha whatever the weather dishes out. Our Economic Farm Surplus (EFS) has increased from $1,600 to $2,800/ha.' Mark and Judy Shaw |
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Rex Ellwood |
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O'Leary Farms |
Dexcel* NZ |
Dexcel* NZ |
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Milksolids/cow (kgMS) |
446 |
333 |
370 |
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Milksolids/ha (kgMS/ha) |
1,922 |
913 |
1,181 |
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Pasture Harvest (tons DM/ha) |
15.4 |
11.4 |
13.6 |
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Pasture % Diet |
68.7% |
93% |
91.4% |
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Comparative Cost of Production ($/kgMS) |
$2.03 |
$3.05 |
$2.43 |
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Operating Profit/ha |
$3,014 |
$504 |
$1,378 |
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Return On Assets (Excluding Capital Gain) |
6.8% |
2.1% |
4.7% |
| * Dexcel NZ average and top 10% figures calculated after processing through Red Sky Farm Performance Analysis; | |||
With the continued support of Intelact we now have the confidence to achieve our future farming goals.
Brendon and Rochelle O'Leary
Gordonton, Hamilton

"Our Economic Farm Surplus (EFS) has increased from $1,600 to $2,800/ha."
' ...my cows turned around within a short period of time and their production continued to increase to today's level of 400kgMS/cow.'Rex Ellwood - Hopewood Jersey Farm Woodville, Southern Hawkes Bay
Our operating profit per ha is more than double that of the NZ top 10%


