3328 days ago

Tilth grows seed! Taege Drills

Taege Engineering Limited Canterbury

This is what we’re all about at Taeges! Our flexible tyne and Tungsten faced tips giving you excellent penetration.

Taege drills perform well in hard, rough and challenging conditions but are just at home on cultivated land.

With the Computerised sponge metering system, which is standard across all models, it provides farmers and contractors with fast, easy and accurate calibration without the risk of seed damage.

Taege drills come with a sponge cover system, which means that the sponge bars don’t need to be removed when not in use, and with our strong, fully welded, hot dipped galvanised frames and brackets, it ensures the longevity of your investment.

Negotiable

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More messages from your neighbours
3 days ago

What is the meaning of this?!

The Neighboury Riddler

Cast your eyes at this picture below and see if you know this common idiom.

Simply 'Like' this post if you think you know the answer, and the big reveal will be posted in the comments at 2pm on the day!

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4 days ago

Poll: Is it okay to grocery shop in your PJs?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

I'm sure you've seen it while doing your weekly shop... In fact, it may have even been you.

What do you think about people heading to the supermarket in their pyjamas?

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Is it okay to grocery shop in your PJs?
  • 14.9% It's fine!
    14.9% Complete
  • 76.3% It's questionable
    76.3% Complete
  • 8.8% Other - I'll share below
    8.8% Complete
228 votes
18 days ago

What's your best cost-saving tip?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

Just when we thought the cost of living couldn't climb any higher...it does. While things like fuel prices are out of our control, many of us are looking for small, practical ways to stretch our dollars a bit further. So let’s put our heads together!

Over the next little while, we’ll be sharing tips to help you save money — and we’d love to hear yours too. What’s working for you right now?

Here are a few ideas to get started:
🎉 Plan ahead for the year (birthdays, events, travel) to avoid surprise costs
🪙 Check out $2 shops for everyday items like stationery, baking paper, foil, and cling wrap - often much cheaper than the supermarket
🐖 Bring back the piggy bank and save your loose change
🔨 DIY where you can - like mowing the lawn instead of paying someone
💵 Set a daily budget before heading out and stick to it (cash can help!)
🧴 Stretch household products by diluting things like shampoo or dishwashing liquid

Got a tip that’s helping you save? Share it below, the tip might make a huge difference to someone else.

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