The Harvest mobile webApp has been given a small face lift, optimised for high res smartphones. Gives you a 3 hour view of your graphs in a cut down mobile friendly web page. Check it out by either visiting harvest.com on your phone and navigating through the portal, or by visiting m.harvest.com directly.

Mark Thompson and David Bray recently undertook training with OSH for Working at Heights.

We recently installed one of our weather stations with the camera option on the shipwrecked Rena to assist the salvage operation. The station was installed 48 hours after receiving the order. The helicopter pilots have found the live weather data to be valuable as landing on the ship can be dangerous in high winds. This photo taken from the weather station shows a helicopter landing on a makeshift platform on top of a shipping container.

Harvest now have 5m and 10m portable or permanent weather station masts availabe. Contact us for more info.

A fairly mild frost alert season for most of New Zealand meant that only 11,981 alarm messages were sent out for the month of October.

Plenty of cold nights saw our servers send out 25,078 alarm messages sent out for the month of September.

Due to a large increase in product support and sales enquiries we have added a fourth team member to our sales and support team. Peter Ruddock, originally from the UK, has experience in sales, hardware engineering and software programming and is a welcome addition to the team.

We have had our method of open channel depth and flow monitoring certified by Niwa scientists in Central Otago.

Landslip monitoring trials have started in conjunction with Kiwirail.

Harvest attended the 2011 Fieldays at Mystery Creek.

Harvest will be at Fieldays 2011 - Find us in the Pavilion, site PE27.

We have extended our reaches into the European market with a system trial in France

A remote 1.3 megapixel camera is currently under development. In conjunction with our monitoring systems it offers users the ability to see real time photos of their property on their web page. You can view the images from our development unit or a local vineyard.

Harvest has just installed our latest weather device, the age-old Stevenson Screen. This has been set up with a bare temperature sensor wired into our Solway Weather Station, for comparison with our own Harvest Temperature sensor in Solar Shields.

Harvest will be attending the 2011 Central Districts Field Days, find us at site AG48.

Harvest is currently trialling a wireless power line (33kVA) temperature sensor with Unison Networks Limited.

We are excited to add wireless driveway sensors to our product line. Using this in conjunction with the long range remote and an ITU-G2 you can now monitor your driveway for vehicles and be alerted (via txt message or voice call) within 30 seconds of the vehicle passing the sensor.

Harvest is now offering a unique solution (using an Ultrasonic level sensor) for the calculation of flow through a weir. This can either be wired directly into a weather station or have data sent back wirelessly via the solar powered long range remote.