A new chapter begins for New Zealand’s agricultural sector today as two of the country’s leading crop packaging suppliers—Agpac and Donaghys Crop—officially unite under a single identity: Tama New Zealand. Owned by the Tama Group, the new business combines decades of trusted local service with the innovation, manufacturing capability and technical expertise of one of the world’s leading agricultural packaging companyies. For New Zealand farmers, contractors and fodder …
Agpac Announced as Premium Partner of Rural Contractors New Zealand
Agpac is excited to announce our new role as a Premium Partner of Rural Contractors New Zealand (RCNZ) — the country’s only national association representing rural contractors and the leading advocate for the contracting industry. This partnership brings together two organisations committed to supporting New Zealand’s farmers, contractors, and fodder producers. With RCNZ championing the needs of rural contractors nationwide, and Agpac …
Probuck Gold – Raising the Standard in Silage & Hay Preservation
Probuck Gold, manufactured by Plastag, is rapidly making its mark across the Oceania fodder industry. Its unique formulation includes Buchneri – a powerful bacterial strain that sets it apart from other inoculants on the market. Mathew Macfie, Agpac National Saless Manager, explains: “We’re seeing a real shift in the industry. Farmers are looking for ways to preserve fodder quality for longer storage …
EZ Web – The Future of Round Bale Silage in New Zealand
Sustainable Round Baling Solution As New Zealand’s market leader in crop packaging solutions, Agpac is proud to introduce EZ Web, the world’s first recyclable round baling solution, developed by Tama. This ground-breaking innovation will be launched at the 2025 South Island Field Days, giving New Zealand farmers and contractors the opportunity to experience a truly closed-loop baling solution. A Closed-Loop Solution for Round …
A Decade of Making a Difference
Agpac’s Charitable Journey with TrioWorld Ten years ago, a personal tragedy sparked an idea that would resonate around the globe. Following the loss of a close family member to breast cancer, one of Agpac’s representatives in New Zealand, Sam Southcombe, suggested using the colour of silage film to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer. This simple yet powerful concept …