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FARM
DEVELOPMENT

From laneways to effluent ponds, we help shape productive, well-drained land that works as hard as you do.

Earthworx has been working alongside Northland farmers for decades — building the foundations for better farm performance through smart, practical earthworks. We construct and upgrade farm accessways, effluent ponds, dams, and drainage systems, and carry out general site shaping, contouring, and platform prep to help you get the most from your land.

What sets us apart is our deep understanding of rural conditions and priorities. Our team has hands-on experience in farming, not just construction — so we know how to sequence work around stock movements, wet ground, or tight seasonal windows. We’re also used to dealing with tricky terrain, runoff risks, and the compliance requirements tied to effluent and stormwater management.

Whether you’re improving an existing setup or developing bare land into something more functional, we’ll work with you to plan a cost-effective, long-term solution. Our goal is simple: to leave the land in better shape than we found it, and make your day-to-day farm operations easier.

Our farm development capabilities include:

  • Effluent pond construction and cleanout

  • Dam and water retention basin construction

  • Laneway and access track formation

  • Contouring and land shaping

  • Farm drainage and culvert installation

  • Fence line benching and boundary prep

  • Stock loading areas and hardstands

  • Platform preparation for sheds and yards

  • Clearing and levelling for new development

  • Collaboration with rural planners and farm consultants

From laneways to effluent ponds, we help shape productive, well-drained land that works as hard as you do.

Earthworx has been working alongside Northland farmers for decades — building the foundations for better farm performance through smart, practical earthworks. We construct and upgrade farm accessways, effluent ponds, dams, and drainage systems, and carry out general site shaping, contouring, and platform prep to help you get the most from your land.

What sets us apart is our deep understanding of rural conditions and priorities. Our team has hands-on experience in farming, not just construction — so we know how to sequence work around stock movements, wet ground, or tight seasonal windows. We’re also used to dealing with tricky terrain, runoff risks, and the compliance requirements tied to effluent and stormwater management.

Whether you’re improving an existing setup or developing bare land into something more functional, we’ll work with you to plan a cost-effective, long-term solution. Our goal is simple: to leave the land in better shape than we found it, and make your day-to-day farm operations easier.

Our farm development capabilities include:

  • Effluent pond construction and cleanout

  • Dam and water retention basin construction

  • Laneway and access track formation

  • Contouring and land shaping

  • Farm drainage and culvert installation

  • Fence line benching and boundary prep

  • Stock loading areas and hardstands

  • Platform preparation for sheds and yards

  • Clearing and levelling for new development

  • Collaboration with rural planners and farm consultants

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FARM
DEVELOPMENT

WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY

“Everything always well organised, always thinking two steps ahead and communicating those plans to all who need to know.

This site involved working with iwi and archaeologist when stripping topsoil. This can be a hard process to manage but was managed exceptionally well.

One of my preferred contractors.”

WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY

“Everything always well organised, always thinking two steps ahead and communicating those plans to all who need to know.

This site involved working with iwi and archaeologist when stripping topsoil. This can be a hard process to manage but was managed exceptionally well.

One of my preferred contractors.”