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Brian Lewin with his new Kubota RTV900
new one acre Jubilee Wood. “One of our biggest pests are grey
squirrels, which cause untold damage to the beech trees, stripping the bark from the top, which ultimately kills the tree over time.” “Staying on top of the grey squirrels is
vital, but it really needs a concerted effort from surrounding estates too, otherwise they can quickly populate the area again. Ultimately, our long-term goal is to
reintroduce the red squirrel back into the area, following the lead of other pockets in UK, like areas of the north west, which has led to successful breeding programmes of red squirrels.” “We have an excellent track record of
investment and a commitment to always improving the castle to make it a place that can nurture ecological development on the one hand, whilst being equally capable when
Visitors enjoying a day out ©Adam Fanshawe
delivering major events with international appeal - our success with Brigstock has proven this.”
B50THE NEXT
NEW FOR 2014 GENERATION
B50 SERIES 21-31 HP With over 50 years of tractor innovation and engineering excellence, the latest generation of Kubota compact tractors is designed to deliver outstanding performance, fuel economy and reliability. Featuring a luxury integrated cab designed with a wide field of view, the B50 series is equipped for maximum operator comfort and productivity.
From mowers to trailers, a full range of Kubota engineered implements are also available for the B50 Series - contact your dealer for details.
2 YEAR
WARRANTY AS STANDARD*
*Conditions apply to 2nd year - see dealer for details.
For more information or to find your local dealer
Call: 01844 268 000 Visit:
www.kubota.co.uk
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