Complete ground control. Across challenging terrain.

Who we are

GRazer NZ is owned and operated by Dan and Jo Warrington.

Dan is Director of Sales and Operations and your usual point of contact for projects, while Jo is Director of Business Relations.

We specialise in high performance vegetation management across the North Island, with the machinery and capability to work in steep, rough and hard to access terrain.

From large scale mowing, mechanical mulching, slope mowing and pest plant control to land clearing and reclaiming overgrown areas, we can often complete the whole job with one specialised machine. This reduces unnecessary mobilisation, site traffic and ground disturbance while delivering an efficient result.

We take care of the land we work on, with a strong focus on biosecurity, responsible machinery practices and leaving sites clean and well managed.

Our goal is simple, control vegetation, reclaim usable land and maintain it for the long term while improving access, land usability and responsible land care management.

We do more with our machines.

GRazer’s remote controlled machinery combines the productivity of conventional mowing and mulching equipment with the ability to safely work where access, terrain or operator safety would otherwise become a limitation.

Our 1.4 metre access option, Connie, is light on the ground and suited to slope mowing, mulching and vegetation management where access and ground conditions matter. For heavier vegetation and demanding terrain, our heavy duty FAE forest mulcher delivers the power and capacity to take on larger material and reclaim difficult areas.

Remote control keeps the operator safely away from the machine while allowing us to work on slopes up to 55 degrees, steep batters, gullies and difficult terrain.

Our mulching equipment can process material from 200 to 300mm, giving us the capacity to tackle vegetation that would often require several stages or different machines.

The advantage is simple: conventional capability, with more reach, more versatility and more places we can work. In many cases, one GRazer machine can do the work that would otherwise require multiple machines or operations, reducing mobilisation, site traffic and ground disturbance.