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B Y G N P o r K F TILSE ER


Selenium, Iodine, Cobalt, Copper, Manganese PLUS the main elements - N, P, K, Ca, Mg, S.


Grass that is high in antioxidants and vitamin B12 Grass that is highly palatable,


That stock WANT to eat and will thrive on.


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BETTERGRASS does exactly what it says: Grows grass that is rich in all essential minerals including:


FERTILISING ™


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U K C E N T R E F O R B I O L O G I C A L A G R I C U L T U R E


The all-new Ploeger AT range offers industry leading traction, power and flexibility:


• Spreading and injecting of manure, compost, fertilizer and lime.


• CVT transmission with mechanical drive and adjustable power to the front wheel give superior tractive performance.


• Outstanding operator comfort at speeds up to 42 kph from innovate hydraulic and pneumatic cab suspension.


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PMC Harvesters Ltd is the UK sales and service for the Ploeger AT self-propelled applicator range:


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