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YOUR LOCAL INDEPENDENT RURAL RETAILER


SPECIALISING IN FARM, EQUESTRIAN & PET SUPPLIES PADDOCK MANAGEMENT & SAFETY WE ARE UK DISTRIBUTORS FOR


CURRENT SHOP OPENING HOURS


MONDAY TO FRIDAY: 9AM TO 5PM


OFFICE & PHONES OPEN:


8.30AM TO 5.30PM


Hippo Safety Fence® is a very safe fencing system.


A flexible tape is inserted in a holder & tensioned with a ratchet. The tape has a width of 47mm & a thickness of 1.5mm.


The tape has a very soft surface & cannot cause injuries. Very simple but very functional.


Visibility & safety are important characteristics of the Hippo Safety Fence system!


VISIT www.hipposafetyfence.co.uk for more information FLY CONTROL PRODUCTS IN STORE!


Sticky trap is the manufacturer & wholesaler of insect glue, glue traps & specialist of insect/pest control.The Sticky Trap Glue has been specially developed for


catching horseflies, hornets, stable flies, & other biting insects around people & livestock. These products areused all over Europe to reduce problems with biting & annoying horseflies in a natural way without


the use of pesticides. Sticky Trap Horsefly Trap Glue is made from natural minerals, light brown in colour, sticks for a long period (up to 20 weeks!), & will not attract pollinating insects such as bees & butterflies. Sticky Trap Horsefly Trap Glue’s unique recipe makes it water & heat resistant up to 70 degrees Celsius.


It is also eco-friendly & completely safe to use. It can be used in Stables & Fields


SHOP 24/7 AT www.valegardens.co.uk


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