SILAGE, CROPS & CONTRACTORS
STRAW GRINDING FOR CATTLE FEEDING
.. .. ADVANTAGES Improved straw intake in diets
No sorting through the ration & leaving straw Less time mixing in the diet feeder Make your silage stocks last longer!
HAY & STRAW
FOR SALE BRISTOW BALES HAY & STRAW Call Marcus 07956 544 673 or John 07860 573 462
FOR BEST PRICES
Self Loading Wagon
MACHINE CAN ALSO BE USED FOR Grinding products for bedding - Grinding products to feed A.D. Plants Grinding grains to be used as feed
CHOP LENGTH CAN BE ALTERED TO SUIT REQUIREMENTS
07881 351 504
Ljmagriservices@gmail.com
Self Propelled Forage Harvester available for whole crop, fitted with whole crop milling processor
SCRAP TYRE DISPOSAL
T Collection Service S • Silage Sheet Wrap • Feed Bags • Fertiliser Bags • Dairy, Chemical & Pesticide Containers
‘Duty of Care’ Certificate issued to meet Farm Assurance Schemes. Tel. 01244 830295 / 836807
Environment Agency Registered R.G. BLOCKLEY Mobile 07771 716 311 BATES
CONTRACTORS LTD Agricultural Contractors
Lagoon Master Mixer Pump/Jetter, Hedge Cutting, Cultivations & Ground Work, Silaging (whole or part), High Output Umbilical Cord available with Injection System Flotation Tyres, Drain Jetting Irrigation, Muck Spreading with dual & rear discharge spreaders, 360 & 3CX Diggers For Hire, Road Planings.
Mob: 07885 134745, 07885 134746, 07885 134747 April 2019
DAVID LATHAM 01270 524239
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Slurry Tanking (4000 Gallons) Umbilical Cord Spreading
Both With Splash Plate or Trailing Shoe Muck Spreading with Bed Spreader Ploughing, Power Harrowing, Maize, Grass and Corn Drilling Silaging Complete or Part Service
RING US FOR A COMPETITIVE PRICE AND FRIENDLY SERVICE
Tel: David on 07966 263 291 Brian on 07977 533 110
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