All-in-One Compact Tractor
Orchard & Vineyard Maintenance Made Easy
In vineyards and fruit-laden orchards, every job has its challenges. Navigating tight spaces, working across sloped terrain, and managing tasks that shift with the seasons can all add up. That’s where Ventrac steps in. With its compact profile, year-round versatility, and ultra-simple attachment system, Ventrac helps growers get more done with less effort—safely, efficiently, and without compromise.
Why Choose A Ventrac Tractor?
All the attachments Grower Needs
Choose from a range of mowers, aerators and other attachments which make your daily tasks easier.
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Model: EW530
- Brands: VENTRAC
Made to For Tight Spaces
Mowing between tight vine rows or under low-hanging branches doesn’t need to be a time-consuming chore. With Ventrac’s out-front mowing decks, you get precise, efficient cuts in a single pass. The compact design and tight turning radius make navigating between rows effortless, while the low profile allows you to reach beneath trees without damaging fruit or foliage.
Whether you’re managing grass for aesthetics, airflow, or pest control, Ventrac delivers a consistent result without scalping, slipping, or the need for repeated passes.
No More Land Damage
Ventrac’s compact footprint is purpose-built for environments like Otago’s vineyards and orchards—slipping easily through narrow gaps and around tight corners without disturbing the canopy or the root zone.
Its even weight distribution and wide stance reduce ground pressure, making it gentler on the soil while improving traction on slopes and uneven terrain.
The result? Less compaction, more control, and the freedom to work confidently in areas where traditional tractors simply can’t go.
Investment Boost – What does it mean for Turf & Golf?
The Investment Boost is a permanent tax incentive that came into effect on 22 May 2025. It enables New Zealand businesses to immediately deduct 20 percent of the cost of any eligible new asset in the tax year they acquire (or finish constructing) it, with the remaining 80 percent depreciated normally over its useful life. For the turf and golf-course industry, this…
