The Cheshire Farmart has greatly increased our reach in the Region, Happy Birthday from all at EASYFIX AUGER FEEDER MIXERS Commercial | Agricultural | Equestrian


Will fit on telehandlers, front end loaders and tractors. Also Silage Buckets Available


AGRIQUIPMENT SALES & FABRICATIONS TEL: (01724) 783 887


BoM AGRIQUIPMENT SALES bomagriquipment@hotmail.co.uk www.bomagri.com


Special Offer FREE DELIVERY for


Cheshire Farmart Readers


BESPOKE INSURANCE FROM THE GROUND UP


BAYLEY MOBILE MILLS LTD ON FARM MILL & MIX


MAJOR COST SAVINGS PER TONNE CAN BE ACHIEVED EVEN IF YOU HAVE TO BUY IN CEREALS


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Molasses, Soya Oil Minerals & Protein can be supplied


Know exactly what you’re feeding your animals Supplements can be added to the finished feed Feed can be blown or augered Labour saving over farm milling


All types of cereal can be rolled or ground to . your specifications


Nutritional advice available CALL PAUL: 07834 364 801 CHESHIRE • STAFFORDSHIRE • SHROPSHIRE • LANCASHIRE • NORTH WALES • DERBYSHIRE


POTATO LAND REQUIRED


In Cheshire & surrounding area by D & J Read & Son


Land Required for the 2020 Growing Season


l Top prices paid l We look after your land like our own l Family run business l High output business l Movement of crops to suit landowner l Agreements to suit landowner


Interested? Give us a ring NOW


Please contact Martyn Read


07831 390 570 or 01565 872 648


May 2019 NEW OFFICE NOW OPEN


at Beeston Cattle Market! (next to the cash office)


Call in on any sale day with your


renewal quote and we'll give you an insurance price comparison!


to arrange an appointment Or call us on


01948 820 000 jane@janechewins.co.uk


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POTATO LAND


WANTED For 2019 growing season throughout Cheshire & surrounding area


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Top prices paid


Long or short term agreements to suit Family run business


Top quality land management.


R & H Broster & Sons Call Andrew on 07772 268 758


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