Beet Grower Equipment In Europe
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Distributed by Stewkley Milling Servicesbased in UNITED KINGDOM
The Cross Gazelle Beet Washer was first designed for Armer Salmon who sold in to all beet growers in Europe. It uses a combination of patented cleaning and chopping elements to ensure that you can deliver a quality clean sample of beet for any application. The Gazelle can be used for the dirtiest of beet crops to ...
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Manufactured by Cross Agricultural Engineering Ltd.based in IRELAND
The Cross Gazelle Beet Washer was first designed and manufactured under licence for Armer Salmon who sold in to beet growers throughout Europe. In the 1980s,1990s & early 2000s all beet machinery made by Cross held the Armer Salmon name. Today Cross keep the beet machinery in full production and continue to ...
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Manufactured by Cross Agricultural Engineering Ltd.based in IRELAND
The Cross Hippo 1 Beet Washer was first designed and manufactured under licence for Armer Salmon who sold in to beet growers throughout Europe. in the 1980s,1990s & early 2000s all beet machinery made by Cross held the Armer Salmon name. Today Cross keep the beet machinery in full production and continue to ...
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based in UNITED KINGDOM
Have you ever considered using Fibrophos for your sugar beet fertiliser. If the answer is No, then maybe it is time to take a closer look. Sugar beet is a premium crop in this region but large quantities of blended fertiliser can add considerable costs to growers. With sugar prices lower than many would like, every pound saved and every ...
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Manufactured by ROPA Fahrzeug- und Maschinenbau GmbHbased in GERMANY
The Maus 5 is impressive with the redesigned R-Concept cabin. Based on the proven euro-Maus 4, the R-Concept, already familiar from Panther and Tiger 5, has been integrated and supplemented with numerous comfort functions. The overall design that combines capacity and efficiency with the 10.2 m wide pickup system and offers practice-oriented developments with the latest technical ...
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