Our Team
Years of experience all under one roof!

Michael Smith
Sales Manager – New Zealand
027 203 9774
With a background in dairy farming for a couple of decades, Michael then went contracting with the Tow and Fert and built a sucessful business as people joined the change to more sustainable fertiliser programmes. With Michael on the team, his deep experience in the total cycle of dairying and use of the machine means he can help our clients in full.

Tim Henman
Marketing Manager
Joining the team as a school leaver, Tim has been part of all aspects of the business over his career.
With a background in International Sales and Distribution, Tim understands the value requirement from the client and the importance of the journey to a commercial reality.

Dave Reid
Service Manager
021 310 921
We all know backup and after-sales support is the most important part of any agricultural machinery. Dave has a background as a mechanic, but also full experience in assembling all the various Tow and Fert modlels over the past few years. Dave is on the road full time servicing machines in every corner of Aotearoa.

Brigitte Tolley
Assembly Manager
With a strong Company focus on final Assembly, Brigitte is not only managing the attention to detail with a talented team of 25, but has a background in sales so understands the importance of the final product being fit for purpose.

Neil Parker
Sales Manager – Australia
+61 420 608 464
Based in Melbourne, Neil manages all things Tow and Fert for our western island! Neil’s background in sales and experience with the Tow and Fert ensures that our clients are helped in a way that makes the decision financially beneficial.

Geoff Easton
Design Manager
As the son of the company founder, Geoff’s commercial experience and track record in R&D stretches back to the early days of the business. Geoff has the knack and flair to envisage product solutions and designs even nearly before the product problem existed. Geoff has led the design for the entire Tow and Fert range over the past 10 years.
