Specialist Yards for Lifestylers/Small Farms

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Comfortable Capacity

The number of cattle you can fit into a yard if needed. This number assumes 1.5m2 per head

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Total Capacity

Enough room for cattle to turn and move with you in there with them, safely. 2.5m2 per head

  • 06 Head
    Similar Elsewhere $4,935

    06 Head

    $3,999

    You save $936

    If you're running 3 or 4 cattle, the 6-head yard should be enough to handle your cattle occasionally when they need or drench or the likes.

    cow 6
    cow 4
  • 12 Head
    Similar Elsewhere $5,675

    12 Head

    $4,599

    You save $1,076

    If you're running near half-a-dozen cattle, this is a basic yard for handling cattle when required.

    cow 12
    cow 8
  • 18 Head
    Similar Elsewhere $9,872

    18 Head

    $8,000

    You save $1,872

    Great option for handling 10 or so cattle at a time. With the force pen, you can carve out a few cattle to work on them/weigh them as necessary. Two-way drafting.

    cow 18
    cow 12
  • 22 Head
    Similar Elsewhere $10,859

    22 Head

    $8,800

    You save $2,059

    Given the shape of this yard, it's great for positioning in a laneway or the likes. If you like this yard but want bigger, the 39-head is the one for you.

    cow 22
    cow 13
  • 27 Head
    Similar Elsewhere $11,106

    27 Head

    $9,000

    You save $2,106

    If you're running 12-15 cattle and want a bit more room when you're in the yards with them, this yard caters that. Our most popular Maxxus yard. Two-way drafting.

    cow 27
    cow 15
  • 33 Head
    Similar Elsewhere $11,723

    33 Head

    $9,500

    You save $2,223

    If you're running 20 odd cattle in one mob, this yard provides the room to handle them in one go. Two-way drafting.

    cow 33
    cow 19
  • 35 Head
    Similar Elsewhere $12,340

    35 Head

    $10,000

    You save $2,340

    If you're running 20-25 cattle and want a yard than allows you to work your cattle quicly and efficiently, the 35-head yard offers just that.

    cow 35
    cow 21
  • 39 Head
    Similar Elsewhere $14,314

    39 Head

    $11,600

    You save $2,714

    This is the bigger version of the 22-head yard. It was originally designed for a client that wanted it to sit in his laneway and run lengthways.

    cow 39
    cow 24
  • 48 Head
    Similar Elsewhere $14,191

    48 Head

    $11,500

    You save $2,691

    If you're wanting to run mobs of 30 head through the yards at a time, the 48-head yard is large enough for you to be in there safely working with them.

    cow 48
    cow 30
  • 62 Head
    Similar Elsewhere $22,829

    62 Head

    $18,500

    You save $4,329

    If you're a larger lifestyle block or perhaps farming commercially and need a satellite set of yards, the 62-head yard is great option. Handle mobs of 40 in the yards with ease. Three-way drafting.

    cow 62
    cow 40
  • 82 Head
    Similar Elsewhere $28,382

    82 Head

    $23,000

    You save $5,382

    This yard is for large lifestyle blocks or farmers looking for a satellite set of yards. Handles mobs of 50 with ease. Two internal drafting options, and one external drafting option.

    cow 82
    cow 55
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Installation Process

HOW A MAXXUS YARD comes together

Transparency is important to us. We strive to make our process and costing as clearcut as possible. You’ll find a general of our process below. Use the arrows to navigate from step 01 through to step 07. We tailor each job to the terrain, so keep in mind our process may vary slightly from job to job.

Select the right Maxxus yard design

Find a design that suits your stock numbers and site. Making sure you can work safely in the yards.

01

Left hand or right hand operation?

The difference between left hand and right hand is shown in the image carousel at the top of the page. This determines which way gates swing throughout your yard and which way it flows.

02

Pay your deposit

Pay the 50% deposit and wait 4-6 weeks for your yard to be delivered if they’re not already in stock.If you need a set in a hurry, let us know and we'll see what we can do.

03

Prepare your yard site

You can just stand the yards up on grass. Otherwise if you want to put a gravel type base down, use the pad measurements provided.

04

Assembly plans delivered

05

Yard is delivered

Yards are delivered to your nearest Mainfreight for free. We can organise hiab delivery direct to site, please ask and we can send you a quote.

06

Build your yard

If you want a Onefarm certified yard builder to build your yards, rough estimates are here.

07

MAXXUS YARD FEATURES

Due diligence is important, but we know you’re a busy person with things to do. Below you’ll find an overview of the core features of the Maxxus range. If you’d like to know more, simply click the link below and it will scroll you to the relevant part of this page.

01

Deep Rail Profile

When cattle are putting pressure on yards, it is lateral pressure. For this reason our cattle rail is 47mm deep compared to the more common 40-42mm depth.

02

Hot Dipped Galvanising

Hot Dipped galvanised after welding keeping yards rust free for life.

03

Anti-rattle Connection Clamps

Our rattle free clamp system reduces annoying noise in the yard and ensures a tight hold between panels and gates compared with loose fitting pins and bolts that others use.

04

Overhead Bracing

We recommend incorporating Overhead Bracing in yard sections with junctions near 90 degrees, especially if you’re dealing with stroppy stock. They help to lock in the yards structural integrity. Recommended if you’re buying a bigger MAXXUS design. If you’re buying a smaller yard and have quiet stock, then they’re not a necessity.

05

500mm Ribbed Ground Spikes

9 times out of 10, MAXXUS yards go on a gravel type pad or just grass. If you’re setting your yard up to be in place more permanently, we recommend adding our 500mm Ground Spikes to your package. If you’re planning to move your yard round or are running quiet stock, they’re not a necessity.

06

Height-adjustable Loading Ramp

Our MAXXUS Loading Ramp has been designed to cater to your typical lifestyle farmer - you may need to load the back of a ute, or perhaps a trailer, or a proper stock truck. Cattle, calf and sheep friendly due to tight rail spacing.

07

10 Year Warranty on Galvanising

All Hot Dipped Galvanised Steel comes with a 10 year warranty.

08

18 Month Steel Warranty

All steel within a yard package comes with an 18 month warranty.

09

Sheep Friendly Rail Spacing

Maxxus yards are designed for sheep use as well. Panels and gates have tighter rail spacing down low to ensure sheep are safely contained. The bottom three spacings are 150mm, 160mm, 190mm on our new Maxxus range.

Customer Projects

Everyone loves talking about their own products, but sometimes the best thing is to hear from the customers who love them too. Over the years we’ve worked with farmers from Kaitaia to Bluff (and everywhere in between). Read their stories below and find out why Onefarm is one of the fastest growing stock handling businesses in New Zealand.

27 HEAD MAXXUS YARD

Maxxus 27 Head Yard For Simon Cunningham

We spoke with Simon once he’d run a few cattle through the yards to get his thoughts on sizing.‍“We had about 8 x 350 kg heifers in the main pen last week and that felt about right whilst being in there with them. Any more would’ve felt a little overcrowded. We also had a few in the force pen.  So comfortable we had about 12 girls in the yards. I felt safe and they were happy too”

20 HEAD MAXXUS YARD

Maxxus 20 Head Yard for Heath Smith

After using the yards a few times, we asked Heath for his thoughts. "They're excellent. There has clearly been a lot of thought put into them. I would say there has been some good feedback from people who have had yards in the past because you do see some cheap and low-quality ones."