Meet the EuroAgri Team

James has worked in industry-specific sales, service and managerial roles for a number of years, including a five-year stint as Branch Manager for a large agricultural machinery business. He is also a qualified agricultural mechanic and a qualified assessor of agricultural apprentices (MITO). Phone: 027 782 7606

Phil Webb has recently started at EuroAgri as the After Sales and parts manager. Phil has a vast knowledge in purchasing and warehousing, which comes from spending many years in production based facilities. Born in the UK Phil moved to New Zealand 12 years ago, and lives in Ashburton with his wife Nicky and 7 year old daughter Madeleine. With a wide range of contacts, Phil will be able source parts for any type of machine. In his spare time Phil has many interests. Fishing, gardening, DIY, All kinds of Motor sport, and cooking with a little help from Madeleine. Phone: 027 307 7445

Philip has been working in the farm machinery industry since 1997, including time as a service technician and as parts manager before 15 years in a sales role. Prior to farm machinery Philip was involved in a mixed arable farm in Marlborough and working on an arable farm in the UK. Darfield is now home where he lives with his wife and son. Outside of work Philip enjoys life on his lifestyle block, other interests are camping and tramping, his Morris 8 car and golf. Philip is also involved in his family’s horse riding interests. Philip enjoys helping customers find the right machine for their needs and is excited to be out in the Selwyn and the North Canterbury districts. Phone: 027 611 1892

Mark is a qualified mechanic with 25 years experience within the farming sector. Farmers and contractors throughout the District have benefited from Mark’s proactive approach, problem-solving skills and attention to detail. Phone: 027 292 5014

Arran has over 25 years of experience with a diverse range of farm machinery. Born and raised in Zimbabwe, he moved to New Zealand in 2006 where he lives with his wife and three children. In his spare time, Arran enjoys rugby and he is an avid Crusaders supporter.

Reed has lived in Ashburton all his life and completed his schooling at the end of 2014 at Ashburton College. He commenced work with Euroagri as an after school worker in June 2014. As a first year apprentice he will begin a Pre Trade Polytechnic course. Reed was recently presented with an Advance Ashburton Scholarship. Reeds interests outside of work include dirt biking, fishing, rugby and cricket.