Learn the captivating story that began 75 years ago in a small shed made out of homemade bricks, in Morrinsville. It is a chance to hear from the Maber family, and those who have been part of the journey.
A Power Farming Production.
Directed, Edited & Screenplay by Lukas Skipper.
75 years ago, in a small shed in Morrinsville, Laurie Maber entered the agriculture market. We hear from Geoff Maber, the second generation, as he reflects on his father's character and the bedrock he laid for the business we see today.
This is episode one of a four-part docu-series that follows the journey of a family that has significantly influenced the agriculture market, Morrinsville, and countless lives throughout New Zealand who have been part of this story.
The story of Power Farming begins back in 1978 when they secured the distribution rights to Iseki tractors. We get personal with Brett and Craig Maber, on what it was like to grow up with such a hard-working and dedicated father.
This is episode two of a four-part docu-series that follows the journey of a family that has significantly influenced the agriculture market, Morrinsville, and countless lives throughout New Zealand who have been part of this story.
The 21st century brought plenty of opportunities for the Maber family, as Craig Maber led the expansion of Power Farming Group to Australia, and eventually to America. Power Farming also had fantastic staff join the team, who helped pave the way to success here in New Zealand, by creating an extensive dealer network with strong investments into parts and service.
This is episode two of a four-part docu-series that follows a family's journey that has significantly influenced the agriculture market, Morrinsville, and countless lives throughout New Zealand who have been part of this story.
Power Farming is still family-owned, with the Maber family still heavily involved, inspiring staff from around New Zealand on whom we help to keep growing; the New Zealand farmers. Power Farming is a phenomenal Kiwi success story, but as Brett Maber puts it "Power Farming, although it's a great success story, it wouldn't even be a story without the hundreds of people who have played their part along the way."
This is the last episode of a four-part docu-series that follows a family's journey that has significantly influenced the agriculture market, Morrinsville, and countless lives throughout New Zealand who have been part of this story.
