Website covers new ground for fertiliser spreaders
Website covers new ground for fertiliser
spreaders
A new website has
been launched by the New Zealand Groundspread Fertilisers
Association (NZGFA). The site - www.nzgfa.co.nz -
promotes best practice fertiliser spreading. It was
recently unveiled alongside a new logo at the NZGFA 61st
annual conference.
The new site provides industry news and advice for groundspreaders as well as information for farmers, growers and other fertiliser users on how to find a local groundspreader accredited to Spreadmark, the industry’s standard. There is also career advice for prospective groundspreaders, and a video that explains training as well as potential salary.
A key feature is the members’ toolkit - a secure area of the site with downloadable versions of the NZGFA Driver Safety Manual and the Health and Safety Manual. In addition the members’ area includes a sales yard and a situations vacant section.
“The groundspreading industry plays a vital
part in primary industry,” says Dean Brooks, NZGFA’s
president. “Groundspreading is a highly skilled and
innovative profession that uses state of the art technology
to ensure that fertiliser is spread accurately and evenly.
The new website and contemporary branding is very much about
reflecting our professionalism and affirming our role in
helping our farmers and growers make informed best practice
decisions around fertiliser spreading.”
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Note to editors:
The NZGFA is a
national association representing fertiliser bulk spreading
operators. It established the Spreadmark fertiliser
placement quality assurance programme in 1994. The
Spreadmark scheme is now governed by the Fertiliser Quality
Council (FQC) and operates closely with its sister scheme,
Fertmark.
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