At Nevada, we know that you want to produce excellent dairy products. To do that, you need an efficient effluent management system. The problem is poor communication about new council regulations makes you feel frustrated and afraid of hurting your local community. We believe that you shouldn’t have to wonder what the regulations are with your effluent management system.
Nevada was established in the 1980's as Midwest Machinery. Over the years we've continued to seek out and deliver the best products for Kiwi farmers, while also challenging ourselves, and the way we do things, because we strive to be better.
Our mission is to help farmers maximise their effluent nutrients, become more efficient and profitable, and to feel confident they're meeting council requirements.
We’re proud of our roots and values on which we were founded: good people, solid relationships, hard work, quality products, and honesty. We’ve stood by those ideals since the 1980s, and we won’t be changing – neither will our commitment to our customers.
Meeting Lloyd you’ll definitely notice his passion when it comes to helping you utilise the effluent nutrients you already own. Lloyd strives to find solutions that will provide the best return on investment, and to get that you need a simple, functional and durable system. His ‘can do’ attitude has put clients first since 1992 - without costing the earth!
Michael is not your usual loudmouth salesman. With a passion for soil science, sustainable farming and innovation, he brings a fresh approach to machinery sales.
He enjoys applying his horticultural qualifications to help farmers maximise the benefit from their resources. Gentle by nature, with vast knowledge and experience in the industry - you can always expect a fair deal from Michael.
Quentin is a passionate Nevada enthusiast and the man you need to speak to for all ag components, parts, and service needs. He is always obliging and ready to help!
It’s [effluent management] not just a cost. If it was just a cost most people wouldn’t want to do it. It’s the payback that makes it interesting.
