Infrastructure, not products
Three operating companies. Three critical areas. One connected framework - built to protect milk quality from shed to vat.
The system behind the system
Terravest is the parent company and operating framework. We exist to integrate, develop, and coordinate the infrastructure businesses that protect milk quality at source - and the value built on top of it.
Biological and chemical integrity On farm
Deosan provides dairy hygiene and on-farm chemical systems, the front line of contamination prevention. Purpose-built programmes, consistent protocols, and technical support that reduces compliance risk and keeps biological and chemical integrity locked in.
Real-time visibility. Actionable data
Agora delivers digital telemetry and on-farm monitoring platforms that turn raw data into verified outcomes. Connected infrastructure that gives farmers and processors real-time confidence - not periodic checks, not manual records, not guesswork.
Thermal integrity from cow to collection
DTS manages refrigeration and critical milk handling infrastructure. Rapid cooling, stable storage, and maintained cold chain - the thermal side of milk quality, engineered to perform consistently, season after season.
One framework Zero gaps
Deosan, DTS, and Agora address the three dimensions of on-farm milk risk. Chemical, thermal, and digital. Each is a specialist.
Each is a specialist. Together, operating within the Terravest framework, they function as a single continuous system rather than three separate product and service providers. That integration removes the blind spots. It also removes the compliance friction, the duplicate farm visits, and the reactive fixes that cost farmers time and processors confidence.
a network built for scale
Aiming to:
SUPPORT
6000+
farms
1.12B KG
CARE TAKe
MILK SOLIDS
PROTECt
$11.15 BILLION
VALUE
industry insights
Perspectives from Kip Bodle on milk quality, why it is relevant to NZ farmers and where things are heading.
We believe it is time to take more notice around where the international trends are heading, and how that will shape the way we manage milk on farm in the future.