About Us
Teide Engineering is an independent agricultural engineering and machinery business run by Brian Gregory, based in Dinton, Buckinghamshire.
Established in 1994, Teide Engineering has been supporting farmers, agricultural contractors and businesses with machinery, repairs and engineering services for over 30 years.
Meet Brian
Managing Director
BRIAN GREGORY
Brian has worked in the agricultural engineering industry for over 40 years, gaining experience in forage equipment, all grassland, tillage equipment, livestock equipment (diary), General welding, small fabrication.
Before starting Teide Engineering, Brian attended local agricultural college, Hamdon Hall, Obtaining city & guilds qualifications. Working for 10 years at Risborough Agricultural.
Today, Brian continues to work directly with customers, providing repairs and maintenance of large agricultural equipment and helping customers find practical solutions to their machinery and engineering requirements.
Our
Community
Agriculture is more than an industry to us — it is a community that we are proud to be part of.
As a local, independent business, Teide Engineering has built strong relationships with farmers, agricultural businesses and organisations across Buckinghamshire and the surrounding area. We believe in supporting the people and events that help bring the agricultural community together.
Supporting RABI
Teide Engineering has a strong relationship with the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution (RABI), supporting their work helping farming people and their families through challenging times.
We are proud to support the annual RABI Farmers’ Ball, helping to bring the local agricultural community together while raising valuable funds for this important cause.
Supporting Young Farmers
We are also proud to support Buckinghamshire Young Farmers, helping to support the next generation of people involved in agriculture and rural life.
Supporting Local Agricultural Events
Teide Engineering is involved in and supports local agricultural events, including the Thame Tractor Run and local ploughing matches.
These events are a great opportunity to bring farmers, families and the wider rural community together, and we are pleased to play our part in supporting them.
Supporting agriculture means supporting the people and communities behind it.