Unique innovations for increased effi ciency.


PERFORMANCE FINANCE MANAGEMENT


KUBOTA FARM


SOLUTIONS


M7002: The intelligent new standard As the successor to Kubota’s fl agship tractor range; the new M7002 Series offers unique improvements and updates for enhanced productivity


■ High performance with lower fuel consumption with reliable, powerful Kubota 4-cylinder Euro Stage IV diesel engine


■ Exceptionally versatile new 6-speed Powershift transmission with faster and easier shifting through more speeds


■ Optimised for precision farming with new auto-steer functions, enhanced headland management system and ISOBUS technology


Contact your local dealer or visit our website for more details. www.kubota.co.uk


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■ Intelligent improvements for enhanced operation include LED work lights, electrically adjustable heated rear view mirrors and a redesigned exhaust system for improved visibility, reduced noise levels


■ Unmistakable comfort with spacious cab with new air seat, all in one terminal, enhanced suspension and ergonomically designed controls


■ Perfectly matched with all Kubota implements with increased payload of 11,500KG for enhanced versatility


PEOPLE TO GROW WITH


If you’re a farmer or a land owner you need a lawyer who knows and understands the agricultural industry.


You can expect our lawyers to have a thorough understanding of rural issues, and provide pragmatic, tailor made legal advice on all aspects of your business and family life.


Contact Caroline Dowding to find out how we can help you.


Authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority No: 488404


CAROLINE.DOWDING@BIRKETTLONG.CO.UK 01206 217394 @AgriEstatesBL


Colchester Chelmsford Basildon www.birkettlong.co.uk


APRIL 2019 • ANGLIA FARMER 5


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