Get your farm data working harder.
Trev is a trusted operational management tool that turns farm data into clear insights, driving productivity, profitability, and sustainability throughout the season.
Tune in with Trev: the data behind profit and progress.
If you’re looking to get more from what you’ve already got, tune in to this NZ Dairy Exporter podcast. Malcolm Ellis reveals the 165kgMS gap between top and bottom quartile cows, showing a 42% efficiency opportunity and up to 16% methane reduction without dropping stock numbers. Malcolm says, the key lies in lifting fertility, genetics, and feed efficiency - with tools like Trev and the Farm Insights Report making that progress visible. Scott Townshend dives into the data behind the average 4.6kgMS lift per tonne of dry matter achieved by Trev users, worth around $90,000 in added revenue. And Simon LeHeron shares how 20+ years of pasture data is helping Canterbury Grasslands stay ahead of environmental limits by making smarter, more consistent decisions.
See how Trev supports Co-op farmers.
“You often hear the saying that the difference between a good farmer and an average farmer is a week. But what that week means is information.” - Sam, Farm Manager, Whitford
See how Co-op farmers like Sam use Trev build a rock solid farm database to unlock productive, profitable, and sustainable insights that the whole team can act on.
Simplify your FDR reporting.
Trev now connects directly with Fonterra’s Farm Dairy Records, meaning up to 70% of your FDR submission can be automatically pre-populated using the data you already enter in Trev.
With Trev’s broad farm coverage and easy weekly reporting, you’ll spend less time chasing records and more time getting on with the real work. Dodge that last-minute 30 June scramble and take advantage of a clear, consolidated report ready to go when you need it.
Trev’s full of features to help your data earn its keep.
Whether you’re after 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 is designed to drive productive, profitable and sustainable insights to share across your farming business - take advantage of regional benchmarking, data integrations, and clear reports to keep the whole team in the loop.
Start your season strong, with Trev.
All prices below are listed in New Zealand dollars and are GST exclusive. A one-off $250 per farm Onboarding Fee also applies.
Notebook
Start your digital farm reporting journey with Trev.
$600
PER FARM PER YEAR55
Access Trev’s data collection tools to create a digital track record of land, livestock, nutrient, feed and animal health events for compliance needs. Keep the team in the loop, manage tasks, with map and calendar views, all in one tidy spot.
Essential
Get a really clear picture of what’s happening on farm.
$840
PER FARM PER YEARor $75 per month
Take advantage of a structured reporting approach to shape data and drive results. Track livestock, pasture, supplements, fertiliser and more. Keep on top of animal health, environment and compliance inputs that determine your licence to operate.
Pro
Utilise Trev’s full engine to drive on farm efficiency.
$1400
PER FARM PER YEARor $125 per month
Work your farm data even harder. Get access to industry integrations, customisable dashboards and regional insights for proactive decision making for productivity, profitability and sustainability measures.
Enterprise
Need more customisation? Talk to us about tailoring Trev.
POA
PER FARM PER YEARor POA per month
Suitable for businesses looking to automatically transfer data to an internal system, or produce bespoke dashboards and output reports for sustainability, productivity and profitability measures.
Keen to give Trev a whirl?
Get in touch to find out how you can get your farm data working for you. Take advantage of production, pasture, supplements, fertiliser and livestock management modules.
Farm Reporting Pays Dividends
"Farming has always been about adapting. The industry is constantly evolving, and those who embrace innovation while staying true to sound farm management will be the ones who thrive.” - Stuart Taylor, GM Farming, Craigmore Sustainables
When it comes to adopting new innovations on-farm, Stu’s advice is simple: get the basics right first. Then, keep an eye on the early adopters - talk to them, learn from their experiences, and once you’re confident in their approach, take the step yourself. There’s no harm in being a fast follower - it’s about making informed, practical decisions that work for your farm.