Lock in next season, get 3 months free.
Join before 31 March 2026, pay for 12 months in one annual payment, and use Trev for 15 months. *T&Cs apply.
Start your season strong.
Use the next three months to get things set up right for the season ahead. Get in touch to find out more.
Use the runway.
Between now and 1 June is a practical window to get things set up properly before the new season rolls around. It’s the right time to fine tune how your data flows and make sure everyone’s clear on what’s what.
With 3 months on us, you’ve got the space to get Trev embedded before the season resets.
The offer explained.
• Sign up before 31 March 2026
• Make one annual payment for 12 months
• Receive 3 additional months at no extra cost
• Get 15 months of Trev Pro or Trev Essential access in total
This offer is available to new customers purchasing their first Trev Pro or Trev Essential annual subscription before 11:59pm NZDT on 31 March 2026.
Annual subscription only. Minimum 12 month term. Subscription is billed and payable upfront at sign-up. The 3 free months are applied at the start of the subscription period.
Excludes add-ons. Cannot be used with any other offer. Standard Trev terms and conditions also apply. Trev reserves the right to amend or withdraw this offer at any time.
Trev’s full of features to help your data earn its keep.
From per cow production, feeding levels, nutrient applications, round length, pasture surplus, stock and feed recs or loss rates, all the KPIs you know and need to gauge farm performance are automatically calculated for you. Trev Pro is a great way to step up your reporting and unlock additional value, with clear reports, custom dashboards, regional benchmarking, and smart data integrations, you’ll have the full picture all season long.
• Keep livestock, feed, nutrient and animal health records aligned
• See clear reporting that supports confident decisions
• Keep the team on the same page
• Handle compliance without doubling up across systems
It’s not about changing how you farm. It’s about having better visibility while you do it.
Farm Reporting Pays Dividends.
"Rule of thumb says if you increase productivity 1% and decrease costs 1% you increase profit 5%.
Trev is key to helping us find those one percents - even more important when milk price is low and costs are increasing." - Gareth Lash, Base Two Holdings