CHESHIRE PLOUGHING MATCH Visit us at Cheshire Ploughing Match & UK Dairy Day
Visit us at Cheshire Ploughing Match
Stand F11
BEAT THE SKY HIGH STRAW PRICES THIS WINTER!
TRY 100% RECYCLED PAPER BEDDING AS A FANTASTIC ALTERNATIVE
.Produced in the UK year round and delivered Naonwide.
. .High temperature heat treated to control yeasts and
moulds for a more hygienic bedding.
Ask our dedicated sales team about a contract today and avoided fluctuang straw and sawdust costs by fixing your prices through to 2019.
Speak to us about other affordable bedding options and products in our range.
Call 01565 830 002 or 07484 090 110 To discuss your needs
www.drymatter.co.uk
KEEP ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE LAW
Spraying Qualifications
Without a certificate to spray you won’t be able to use or buy Professional Plant Protection Products (Pesticides) including those who held grandfather rights.
Book NOW for: Handheld Application Machine Mounted Pellet Application
Don’t leave it too late, book your place now!!
Agricultural Vehicles on the Road
Do you know the law relating to driving farm vehicles on the road?
STAND G2
If you have Rats and Mice on Your farm you will need a recognised certificate to use rodenticides on your farm.
To avoid heavy fines, book your course today!
Order your copy of this unique reference book now by calling or emailing.
SPECIAL
SHOW PRICE £40
Just one day training and assessment to gain Lantra Responsible & Effective Control of Commensal Rodents.
Complete Agricultural, Horticultural and Arboricultural Training
One Ash Farm, Alder Lane, Cronton, WIDNES WA8 5PY September 2018
Keep The Farmart coming free..... Tell’em where you saw’em
One Ash Training - 0151 420 4522
info@oneashtraining.com www.oneashtraining.com
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Agricultural Vehicles on the Road
Mike Sumner & Mike Braithwaite
Don’t get a fine out of ignorance.
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