Renae Flett - Agri Photographer

17/04/2026

This morning is one of those mornings when I really hope i got all the cows out of the paddock 😅🥴😶‍🌫️ the fog was thick this morning!

17/04/2026

Pretty skys and happy cows 👌🏻🌄🌅🤍

13/04/2026

Autumn 🍂 evenings 🌄

10/04/2026

Todays sunrise was good 🤩🌅

09/04/2026

SOLD

Anyone after some heifers for next season? 15 Surplus incalf heifers available.
Bw 178 Pw 123
Registered friesian heifers, dna tested and bvd free. Incalf to jersey bulls calving from 29th july. Come from a herd that will avg 440/450ms a cow this season on a grass based system.
Only forsale as i dont need to be milking 280 cows next season 😅. Profile available via request.
They have been valued by two independent agents but happy to negotiate price.
Available for delivery 1st may on wards.
Located south otago

26/03/2026

I feel extremely privileged to have such amazing supporters that follow my photography journey. Thank you so much Claire Inkson 📸

Renae Flett did not grow up dreaming of becoming a dairy farmer.Her career began almost by accident.“I think it was from a friend who took me to where he was working one day, milking. And from then on I decided cows were fun,” she says.That was around 18 years ago. Since then, Renae has climbed ...

24/03/2026

🐎 Catlins Canter 🐎 part 3
Last of the photos 😁
Free photos, tag share enjoy!

24/03/2026

🐎 Catlins Canter 🐎 Part 2

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24/03/2026

🐎Catlins Canter 🐎 part 1

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Apologies i haven’t got more was hard to follow along with such a huge group and not having much of an idea where they were heading 😅

22/03/2026

Been a long weekend of stunning views! 🤩

Catlins Canter photos will hopefully be up tonight or tomorrow 😁🐎

15/03/2026

🔥 in shed feeding 🔥

✨ information gathering time 😅 apologies long read….. 🐄

Hoping some farmers will share with me some
Information im after to help me making a more informed decision on if i invest in inshed feeding or not. More aiming at farmers who have recently gone from a pasture based system like im running now and adding grain based feed blend but also wanting anyones blend types and prices/tonne

✨ i feel ive pushed this farm to its limits on what production i can get out of the cows without compromising their health through just pasture based and with the weather down here being so dramatic and all over the place, the past few years of increased storms (flooding, winds, hot 1day freezing the next and droughts) im hoping inshed may be the answer to help keep the girls a tad happier/healthier during the season an get abit more production out of them. We also have no way of giving accurate minerals we tip some in water troughs and use loose licks on the entry/exit race (i cant run a dosatron due to same water going to troughs goes through the cowshed)

Sort of information im after is
- how much of a rise in production did you get say over the 1st 3yrs (if you can give me an avg % over each year please)
- did it help with overall health and mating results of the herd
- did you run the separate mineral dispenser or just mix minerals and what sort of minerals, where from and cost.
- did you see a return on investment? Asking this as its completely my cost to put this is and wanting to make sure im not wasting my money.
- feed blends used, who through and cost per tonne. Yes i will probably pasture test and use a nutritionist to hep me but im trying to put all costs together to make an informed decision.
- any pros or cons?

Please send me a private message if you happy to share any information.

I do realise every farm and every herd is different its solely me trying to build a rough picture on what inshed could potentially add to this system an being able to roughly build budgets without having reps ring me every 5mins 😅. If there is any case studies out there people can point me to also greatly appreciated 😁

11/03/2026

What a beaut night to get the 1st lot of new grass in 🙌🏻🌱☘️