If you’re an Aussie farmer, investing in a new machinery shed is a big deal. Get it right, and work becomes easier, your farm equipment, tools and machinery are protected, and staff are generally happier. Get it wrong, and you’re up for frustrations and a long string of disappointments. There are 3 key things …
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Revolutionary new green process converts residues into biochar. A low toxicity treated pine fence post that withstands bushfires is the latest example of the South Australian forest industrys commitment to innovation. The Tana post is the result of a $7 million investment by the Mount Gambier-based Roundwood Solutions. Founder Stephen Telford describes his business as …
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A strong and reliable shed is considered a real investment in the agricultural industry. Farmers use sheds to protect their investments from the harsh environments many farmers work through, and shelter livestock from the inclement weather. Due to the value of the possessions and assets kept within the walls of a farm shed, it is …
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Are you planning to build a hay shed or fodder shed on your property? There are many factors that need to be taken into consideration when it comes to building any type of shed. The team at Spanlift have been working collaboratively with both hay producers and exporters in South Australia, and with our experience …
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37m Long x 21m Wide Yard Cover, Pt Kenney SA Situated on the North-Western edge of the Eyre Peninsula, Venus Plains is a large Mixed Farming Enterprise consisting of over 7000 Hectares of Arable Farming land. Shearing approximately 10,000 Head of sheep a year, it would be fair to say that a big portion of …
Spanlift Australia are delighted to be exhibiting again at the 42nd Annual South East Field Days being held at Yakka Park, Lucindale, SA on the 20th & 21st of March 2020. Call in and have a chat with one of our friendly staff at Site 582, Hunt Street, and find out how we can help …
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National Railway Museum receives $300,000 grant Following several months of liaison, it was wonderful news to hear that the SA Government (through the Department for Education) has allocated a sum of $300,000 to NRM for the construction of an extension to the western side of the Fluck pavilion. Measuring about 94m long, 8m wide and …
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Traditionally sheep farmers across Australia were dependent on the weather being right to work on sheep, with work only happening when conditions allowed. The work was planned around the weather and when inclement weather occurred sheep work was deferred incurring cost and inconvenience (leaving the farmer feeling sheepish and the contractors feeling fleeced) Traditionally sheep …
Successful lift of the first stage of the cover being built by Spanlift Australia for the Satellite City BMX Club in Darwin First stage lifted and sitting on some temporary columns, ready for Stages 2 and 3 to be added throughout the following weeks. Keep an eye out for more pics to follow!
Spanlift Australia is delighted to be exhibiting at the inaugural Growers SA Conference being held at the Adelaide Hills Convention Centre, Hahndorf, SA on Friday 14th September 2018. GROWING SA 2018 is the inaugural annual conference of South Australias grain and livestock industries. It will be hosted by Grain Producers SA and Livestock SA, both …
