RX Plastics Launch Major Product Innovation at Fieldays

This year’s Mystery Creek Fieldays was the platform for New Zealand pipe and irrigation specialists RX Plastics to launch their biggest range of pipe fittings yet for the farm irrigation market.The result of a year’s worth of research and development time, prototyping and tooling up, the injection moulded range is glass reinforced nylon, and will firmly cement the company’s position as New Zealand’s premier fittings manufacturer and distributor.

DIY irrigation now available for lifestyle and small block farmers

The well-known K-Line irrigation pods can be seen on larger farming properties all over New Zealand, but until now have usually required a consultation with an irrigation consultant to put in place. Manufacturers RX Plastics have now released a DIY Irrigation Farm Pack that makes this affordable irrigation option more accessible to smaller scale farmers.

Revolutionary K-Line Irrigation System Offers Solution to Effluent Runoff

Effluent runoff from dairy farms is an environmental hazard.  When it rains, the nutrients in manure often flow off of fields and into nearby lakes and streams.  These nutrients feed algae, which then flourishes and chokes off other pond life.  To prevent this from happening, many governments and councils have instituted fines to punish farmers who allow runoff into the water system.

K-Line Irrigation Option Now For Orchardists
New Zealand orchardists now have a cost-effective, flexible and low technology option for protecting their crops against drought, thanks to RX Plastics' innovative K-Line irrigation solution.

 Tank supplier prominent in quake aftermath
In recent months, a lot of Christchurch residents will have seen roto-moulded tanks with RX Plastics on the side popping up in their neighbourhoods, especially in eastern suburbs, but very few will know that RX Plastics is an Ashburton-based company providing much needed support to the beleaguered city.

K-Line effluent dispersal
The black K-Line irrigation pods have popped up around New Zealand paddocks over the last 10 years, especially in the South Island. But anyone driving past dairy farms these days might notice something other than water being sprayed from the pods...