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Mission Statement

'In partnership with customers and suppliers, Midlands takes pride in providing quality products and services derived from the arable industry'

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Midlands Holdings Limited
393-405 West Street
P.O. Box 65
Ashburton
New Zealand

Phone: (03) 308 1265
Fax: (03) 308 1266

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Our Values

  • Innovation

    We are committed to lead in the industry sectors we are involved in.


  • Integrity and Quality

    We maintain and respect maximum integrity, ethics and quality for our stakeholders, individuals and the environment.


  • Our people

    We value our people as individuals and encourage them to challenge themselves to perform to their capacity for mutual success.


  • Customers

    We respect and care for our customers, working in partnership to satisfy their needs and to give them the best possible value & outcomes.


  • Suppliers

    We see our suppliers, especially our farmer suppliers, as being in partnership with us. Their success is our success.


Midlands Holdings News

This section of our website includes newsletters, advertising, and general information about Midlands Holdings Ltd, and its associated companies. If you require any further detail on these topic areas, please do not hesitate to contact our office.
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ABC Rural Tasmania

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Our Changing World - Radio New Zealand

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Bees hold the key to Canterbury's growing success

It would be easy to thank honey bees just for their delicious by-product we spread on toast most mornings.

However the value of these industrious pollinators goes much further than that, particularly in the diverse agricultural environment of Canterbury.

The Mid-Canterbury region owes a lot to its bee population. James Callaghan, manager of Midlands Apiaries in Ashburton, says few outside the arable indusrty appreciate the part the region plays in world seed trade, and by default the role bees play in making that trade viable.

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