Our objective is to provide the best technologies in support of the protein cascade, regardless of where they come from or what our profit might be.
Our approach does not just supply competitively priced technology; it offers mechanisms by which farmers can keep themselves out of trouble via increased flexibility and improved returns on labour and inputs.
BRIXX™ short day silage specific maize offers outstanding whole crop digestibility in a short day maize. With relative maturities as low as 81 days, we help Kiwi farmers avoid drought and get extra crop in the ground while producing tonnage similar to 100+ day grain maize.




Open your harvest window with revolutionary dry forage technology made in New Zealand. With Edge, you can make Better, Wetter Forage™ that feeds out beautifully, does not mould or heat, and powers milk production.
Grass, cereals or maize; Edge makes #rocketfuel.




Biostack’s facultative bacterial consortium, will not only keep you in good stead with council, but is also the cornerstone of a nutrient recycling program that will transform your compliance headache into a valuable resource for production.



Our primary goal is to make our contract partners more valuable to their farmers. Whether large or small, contractor’s working with Edge technology put their customers first.
And it is a win/win because EDGE and Maize make your business more efficient, your machine more productive and your business more efficient.
Unlike some ag companies in New Zealand, we consider you to be an important part of delivering value to farmers. We offer training and technology that increase your value to your farmers.
We already work with some of the best contractors in New Zealand, call us if you would like to join them.



We bring together silage-specific genetics and forage preservation technology to help Kiwi farmers make more energy-dense feed, keep more of what they make, and turn it into milk more efficiently. We are committed to the pasture system first and foremost, and to products that work for New Zealand farms and farmers.

Lance Dear is a director and co-owner of Deartech Ltd, a specialist agricultural design and engineering company and the Claas Harvest Centre based in Hawkes Bay. Lance is Managing Director and co-founder of BioVapor (International) Ltd, a Biosecurity technology company specialising in environmentally sustainable heat-treatment technology and sits on the board of several biosecurity companies. Prior to Deartech Ltd, Lance had over 15 years experience in the high-tech industry including tech start-up experience and a period of 6 years in the Silicon Valley. Lance holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Technology (Hons) from Massey University (New Zealand) and a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from San Jose State University (California).

Glenn Dear is Managing Director and co-owner of Deartech Ltd, a specialist agricultural design and engineering company and the Claas Harvest Centre based in Hawkes Bay. Prior to Deartech Ltd, Glenn held senior management roles in the industrial processing and plastics industries. Glenn holds a New Zealand Certificate in Mechanical Engineering and Diploma in Engineering from the Central Institute of Technology (Wellington).

Bruce has been involved in the New Zealand cropping scene for decades . He currently runs a consultancy company supplying vegetable crops to manufactures, and is proud to support Hyprecision Ag in the Lower North Island.

John was the co-founder of Goodmind, a market research and consulting firm located in New York City whose clients included Google, Yahoo, Pepsico and General Electric, among many others. After relocating to New Zealand in 2011, John became intensely involved with agriculture, principally focused on market uses for biology and bacteria in broad acre farming. John received his BA from the University of Connecticut Honours Scholar Program.