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Issue 15 | January 2013

HAPPY NEW YEAR...

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AgriNews would like to wish all of our readers and advertisers a Happy New Year, we wish you all a prosperous 2013 and look forward to working with all the companies to produce quility and informative monthly issues for the readers throughout 2013.

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rotech Machinery are a British owned company based in Gloucestershire and manufacture a leading range of post drivers to suit all requirements. It is a privately owned company, Directed by Steve Craddock and Andy Hooper, both of whom have a wealth of agricultural design, engineering and farming knowledge.

The company has rapidly grown since it was formed in 2003.

Success has been fuelled by our dynamic approach, product excellence led by customer feedback and wealth of manufacturing experience and knowledge.

We recognised that many of today’s farmers, small holders and contractors have a requirement for a reliable and durable, quality post driver at an affordable price, at Protech Machinery we have the most extensive range of Post Drivers you will find.

We pride ourselves on using only the best British materials to ensure only the finest machines are produced and are renowned for being the leaders in innovation. As the machines are designed and built in house, we have an excellent ability to make bespoke machines and tailor machines exactly to the customer’s requirements.

The company success has been recognised throughout for it’s excellent quality and value for money. This was demonstrated when Protech Machinery picked up 1st prize at LAMMA show for ‘Best New Product/Innovation’ for the P300 Contractor model.

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NEW FROM KUHN...

Out-of-this-world

PERFORMANCE

180 l/min. JSM piloting

KUHN will exhibit a 4.5 metre hydraulic folding model from its Venta NCR pneumatic drill combination range at LAMMA 2013, a machine that folds in transport to a compact 2.85 metres.

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eedbed preparation is carried out by Kuhn’s HR 1004 series power harrow (folding), suited to tractors up to 250 hp. With a 1,600 litre rear hopper capacity and the Seedflex coulter bar included – plus the option of additional cultivations on the tractor front linkage - this creates a high output combination that is both accurate and versatile.

Kuhn’s patented Seedflex coulter bar – launched in recent years and now a feature on many drills in the range - is equipped with double discs offset on the parallelogram. Large-diameter press wheels achieve ground pressure up to 45 kg per unit, thus ensuring uniform seeding depth and good seedto-soil contact even at high seeding speeds.

The new Venta NCR drills include Kuhn’s Quantron S facility coupled to an electric cell wheel drive to provide full seeding control. This allows variable seed rate and allows up to 200 field records to be stored in the memory, including the variety seeded, application rate, date of seeding, and so on.

The introduction of a hydraulic drive machine to its Axis twin disc spreader range offers farmers the best control yet of broadcast fertiliser applications, according to Kuhn Farm Machinery.

Kuhn extends hydraulic drive spreader range The Axis 40.1 H EMC W, incorporating Kuhn’s Coaxial Distribution Adjustment (CDA) technology – a patented feature on all Axis models – has been added to the company’s hydraulic drive spreader range. This machine allows on-the-move adjustment of application rates, integration with GPS, and – through independent control of each disc - on-the-move adjustment of spread patterns according to borders and field shape. The EMC (Electronic Mass Control) facility provides an automatic and instant monitor of fertiliser spread, whilst two high capacity weigh cells provide a constant record of the amount of fertiliser in the hopper.

The standard Axis 40.1 H EMC W machine has a 3,000 litre hopper and is adjustable to spread from 18 metres up to a maximum of 42 metres. It is available ready to operate directly through a tractor’s ISOBUS terminal, or supplied with the CCI 100 control box for use with tractors without an ISOBUS terminal.

Other features of note include the electrically driven agitators (which stop automatically when the aperture is closed to minimise any grinding of fertiliser at the hopper base), plus – for GPS-controlled machines – a facility to automatically switch the spreader on and off at the headlands and adjust the working width on short work. The Axis 40.1 H EMC W comes with a ladder as standard.

The Axis 40.1 H EMC W ISOBUS (without control box) starts at £20,460 plus VAT. Steel tine conditioner introduced on Kuhn mounted mowers

With the MLT 840, material handling in the farming industry enters a new dimension! Benefit from all of MANITOU’s latest innovations to improve performance and comfort: - S ingle-handed operation with the JS M joystick (exclusive to MANITOU) and the new M-shift gearbox featuring 5 gears with automatic and manual operating modes - Hydra ulic power of up to 1 8 0 l/ min - S pa cious drivers ’ ca b with new multifunctiona l, digita l da s hboa rd - New John Deere 4 .5 liters engine ava ila ble in 1 1 5 a nd 1 37 hp vers ions and compliant to Stage III B emissions standards To discover more about the MLT 840 as soon as possible, teletransport yourself to your MANITOU dealer! www.mlt840.manitou.com

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Kuhn will include the FC 313 D on its stand at LAMMA 2013, emphasising the new offer of either steel finger and nylon flail conditioning systems on its mainstream mounted mower conditioners going forward.

The popular FC 313 and other mounted mower conditioners in Kuhn’s range have previously only been available with nylon flail conditioners, with steel finger systems confined to certain trailed models. Market demand and a two year development programme have led to a change in policy and the introduction of a choice of systems.

“We’ve gone through a series of tests and monitored the steel finger conditioning system working on a number of our mounted models in recent years and are now in a position to offer the choice of systems on new machines in the future,” says Robert Garthwaite, Kuhn’s technical product manager.

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GENERAL...

Another training record for John Deere & Babcock John Deere’s award winning Ag Tech, Parts Tech and Turf Tech apprenticeship programme has set another record for the new training season’s intake.

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ltogether 46 apprentices have signed up to begin their first year of training, which is provided by Babcock International Group, who deliver 10 per cent of all UK work-based apprenticeship programmes. The new intake includes 32 Ag Tech apprentice engineering technicians, 6 Parts Tech customer service apprentices and 8 Turf Tech technicians.

The John Deere apprenticeship was the first land-based agricultural and turf machinery programme to deliver training in the workplace, at the sponsoring dealership, with assessment and guidance from Babcock’s team of expert learning advisers. Additional training takes place at Bab-

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cock’s purpose built training facility at Ruddington and the John Deere Training Centre at Langar, near Nottingham.

Overall the programme offers a City & Guilds or NVQ Level 3 landbased qualification and a John Deere LTA (Landbased Technician Accreditation) Level 2 qualification for the engineering technicians, and a Parts Administration qualification up to Level 3 (Advanced).

The apprentices can go on to complete three free courses in their third or fourth year to gain the John Deere Diploma and start their adult training at the John Deere University (JDU), using the knowledge and skills gained from the initial two- or

three-year apprenticeship.

“Apprentice technicians very quickly find themselves working with highly sophisticated equipment, from computerised controls and satellite navigation systems to advanced, fuel-efficient engines and Formula 1 transmission technology,” says John Deere Limited’s training manager Chris Wiltshire.

“They are trained in engineering, electronics, hydraulics, diagnostics, communication skills, computing, sales and marketing. The need for skilled people working in our industry has never been greater, and we believe that these training programmes provide the best possible qualified technicians for our dealer network.”

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GENERAL...

New flagship trailed sprayer from Amazone The UX 11200

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MAZONE Ltd will extend their range of UX trailed sprayers with a new model at LAMMA 2013. With the UX 11200, AMAZONE now offers a 12,000 l sprayer with tandem axle system for large farms and expanding businesses needing to cope with higher yard to field distances.

With an actual volume of 12,000 litres (nominal volume 11,200) the UX 11200 offers a huge capacity for maximising work rates but with subsequently reduced non-productive time.

The vehicle concept is feature-packed with its fill-level regulated hydro-pneumatic axle suspension with roll stabilisation and tall tyres up to a diameter of 1.95 m. With a permissible road speed of up to 40 km/h, as standard with automatic braking force regulator and a support load of up to 3 t on the hitch drawbar coupling, the UX 11200 is as convincing on the road as it is in the field. The full load even with AUS, thanks to the good weight distribution, can be carried on 520 mm wide tyres. The proven Super-L boom, from 24 to 40 m working width, performs even better on this chassis and is folded in just as compactly as usual into the transport position.

As standard, the chassis features a track-following steering rear axle (SingleTrail) for good ride characteristics and little wheel track damage.

As an option, the UX 11200 can also be equipped with the electronically controlled, DoubleTrail axle steering. The electronic track-following steering of both axles is not only of particular importance when in row crops such as potatoes or beet but also for smaller field sizes. Here, true track-following to the tractor is excellently maintained and – above all – the boom is not negatively affected by any steering movement.

The spray agent tank follows the functionality and design line of the UX range and features a low centre of gravity. The smooth tank shape allows the targeted use of fewer baffles and without an internal clear water tank. The centre of gravity neutral, 1,000 litres fresh water tank is located between the two axles. With this large amount of fresh water on board, 8 internal cleaning nozzles and a hopper bottom optimised to keep residual volumes down to a minimum, washing out is no problem, With the Comfort-Pack fitted as standard the UX 11200 comes with automatic fill stop, agitation intensity control and automatic cleaning.

The 750 l/min pump system offers a guaranteed effective agitation capacity, even with low application rates or complex tank mixes. Depending on the individual operation, 500 l/min can be used for agitation or up to 400 l/min for maximum application rates with the optional HighFlow equipment.The operator terminal features the well-proven in-house manufactured valve components and is neatly located and well protected behind the large cover. This cover helps to minimise any contamination of the control taps and yet offers very good access for quick and effective maintenance. In-cab control of the UX11200 comes from the new AMATRON 3 terminal.

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Silver Edition marks Magnum’s 25 years as latest models set new standards

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he 1987 introduction of the Magnum series was one of the milestones in Case IH high performance tractor development, and with a design aimed squarely at meeting the needs of a new breed of large farming businesses, Magnum soon became a byword for efficiency, durability, comfort and awesome power. Case IH is now marking Magnum’s 25th anniversary in a special way.

Magnum has become the industry standard in conventional high-hp arable tractors, representing innovative technology, high performance, and reliability and the customer satisfaction and trust that those qualities create. While the name remains the same, the technology has advanced with each new generation - and the latest line now includes a limited run of very special Magnums.

“Technology can only lead the market long-term if it is high quality, high performance and highly reliable”, says Gabriele Hammerschmid, Marketing Director for Case IH tractors in Europe. “Celebrating 25 years of Magnum tractors in 2012 with a limited silver edition says a great deal about how these qualities have found favour with farmers.

“One of the key reasons for this success is that Magnum design and development have always been based on the requirements of modern farming businesses,” suggests Ms Hammerschmid.

“Forward-looking farm managers know what to expect from Magnum tractors: higher power to cope with demanding jobs in difficult conditions, excellent fuel efficiency, higher working and road speeds, less maintenance, and the highest possible reliability, as well as excellent driver comfort for fatigue-free operation.”

- Heavy duty and user-friendly But even the most innovative and powerful technology cannot compensate for maintenance that compromises operating time, notes Ms Hammerschmid.

“Case IH recognises that our customers earn money only when they can use their Magnums in the field or for transport work, but when they are doing maintenance those tractors aren’t paying their way. That’s why the latest Magnums are particularly maintenance-friendly and robust. For example, oil changes are necessary only every 600 hours of operation.”

In its anniversary year, the Magnum series is available in Europe in five models ranging between 235 and 340 hp (maximum power 273 to 389 hp). The current generation of Magnum tractors is equipped with the very latest SCR engine technology that ensures optimum power output with minimum consumption and emissions.

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THE NEW

CLAAS XERION 5000

AVAILABLE AT HAROLD R JOHNS LTD

Authorised Dealers for

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NEW HOLLAND WINS AWARD...

Manufacturer of the Year Awards 2012 hail New Holland as best of British in an evening of double trophy success.

New Holland is celebrating after being named overall winner at the Manufacturer of the Year Awards 2012.

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t was a double triumph for the company at the prestigious ceremony in London where judges from The Manufacturer magazine recognised the very best of British industry.

As well as picking up the Manufacturer of the Year title, New Holland’s expertise, performance and ambition also earned it the World Class Manufacturing award.

The glittering evening at the Grange Tower Bridge Hotel was hosted by captain of industry Lord Digby Jones and attracted a packed audience of over 600.

Colin Larkin, New Holland’s Basildon Plant Manager, said: “We are absolutely delighted, and to win the overall award was particularly pleasing as there were more than 200 in the competition.

“It shows the Basildon factory is continuing to do the right things. The success reflects on the whole plant, the efforts of

its staff and our flexibility, teamwork and having a clear direction of where we want to go.”

The two trophies from the Manufacturer of the Year Awards coincided with even more success for New Holland’s Basildon tractor factory which claimed the FIAT global group’s coveted Bronze World Class Manufacturing (WCM) award.

WCM is a strategic production system to use shared standards and objectives to measure and ensure continuous improvement in everything from safety to build quality and on-time delivery of tractors.

To celebrate this landmark achievement the plant produced a unique metallic bronze T7.270 tractor which holds pride of place outside the site’s new Customer Centre, which is celebrating its first year since opening.

More than 5,000 people have already

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visited it to take advantage of first-hand training and education from the Customer Centre’s expert and experienced team of instructors and engineers.

The Basildon factory is a key player in New Holland’s wider European success: it employs 1,000 staff, made about 23,000 tractors last year (of which 85 per cent were exported), and uses 600 tonnes of material a day on a two-kilometre production line.

Since its establishment 48 years ago, the 40-hectare facility has proudly turned out more than 1.8 million machines.

Plant Manager Colin Larkin added: “The bronze WCM award is a major accolade as it’s a very detailed measurement of what we do. We have to show that we have the right logic and rigour to achieve and maintain very high standards.”

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Merlo offers the UK farmer fantastic choice.

14 dedicated Turbofarmer models offer engine powers from 102-140HP, with 7m and 10m lift height and capacities up to 4.1 tonnes. And, CS models are the only farm handlers in the world with CAB SUSPENSION! 8 Compact models are only 2m wide (low profile cab build also 2m high), yet have 6m and 8.5m lift heights and capacities up to 3.2 tonne.

The unique Multifarmer concept combines the handling ability of a 3 tonne telehandler with the features of a 120HP tractor. Classic and TOP specifications available.

Now, there's a 1.8m wide telehandler from Merlo, with the latest Compact P25.6. Already a success in the poultry world, there is even a low profile version as With many innovations and patents to its name, Merlo SpA claims to be the World Leader in Handler Design, and Merlo UK is proud to be importing and supporting Merlo telehandlers throughout the UK and Republic of Ireland.

Operating from a base in Ringwood, Hampshire, we have dual networks of Distributors serving the farm handler and construction site telescopic handler markets. We have, of course, our own Parts and Technical Departments located at Ringwood to support Panoramic, Roto and Multifarmer product lines.

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FOCUS ON...

The CS Series - the first telehandlers in the world to feature cab suspension and are designed for exactly this sort of high intensity loading operation.

Alan Mackay Machinery Ltd Garthfield Padanaram Forfar DD8 1PF. Tel: 01307 462081 Fax: 01307 462244 W: www.alanmackay.co.uk E: sales@alanmackay.co.uk

Keith Davies Agricultural Hem Manor Farm

CR Willcocks Heltor Business Park

P and D Engineering (Bredon) Ltd Fleet Lane Bredon Tewkesbury Gloucestershire GL20 7EF Tel: 01684 772912 Mob: 07976 755831 Email: info@panddeng.co.uk Web: www.panddengineering.com

Old Newton Abbot Devon TQ12 6RW Tel: 01626 831851 Fa: 01626 832456 Web: www.crwillcocks.co.uk

MERLO UK Ltd The Paddocks, Headlands Business Park Salisbury Road Ringwood Hampshire BH24 3PB Tel: 01425 480806 Fax: 01425 477478 info@merlo.co.uk

Shifnal TF11 9PT Tel: 01952 463 840 W: www.keithdaviesagricultural.co.uk E: sales@keithdaviesagricultural.co.uk

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DAIRY FOCUS...

Weather spells hard times for UK dairy farmers

Downpours and a dismal summer have pushed up costs and pushed down milk production on UK dairy farms.

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he time is 06:00 GMT and Devon dairy farmer Will Jones and his two staff, Chris Worrall and John Crotty, have been milking, mucking out and spreading bedding and forage in feeding pens for an hour already.

With ice on the ground, the only warmth is from the cows which traipse into the gelid milking parlour.

In-between milking sessions in the morning and afternoon they consume 14 tonnes of maize, silage (rotted grass), oats and other types of feed.

It is a pattern of life that Mr Jones, 43, has known for 14 years, since he bought 28 cows and became a full-time dairy farmer on a council-owned farm at Barnstaple.

The father of two, helped by wife Jo, 39, and young son Nick, now milks 235 cows - about double the average UK herd size - at the rented Higher Living Farm near Crediton.

It is a long day, from 05:00 to at least 19:00, but that pattern received a huge jolt this year with that favourite talking point of the British, the weather.

Looking back on the year, Mr Jones recounts month after month of terrible weather for farming.

“It’s been the most difficult year I’ve known,” he said.

Floods in July meant the cows had to be brought inside “for the first time in my life” to save the waterlogged fields.

Cows would normally be brought inside only from October to March.

Forage crops such as maize and silage did not get the sun they needed for maximum goodness.

That has affected the energy and condition of the cows and led to lower milk production.

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Each of Mr Jones’s cows are producing about 28 litres of milk a day, compared with the average of 32.

UK production in October was 993 million litres, a 6.5% fall on the same month last year, said researchers DairyCo. Average daily production figures for October were the lowest since DairyCo began collecting data in 1994.

Consultants Dairy Group said UK milk production had been below last year since June, with the shortfall increasing each month.

Cows milk from Will Jones’s farm goes into making Pink Milk At the same time as production has gone down, operating costs have gone up, with prices of forage rising because of the poor harvest in soggy conditions.

Managing director Ian Powell said: “Being a dairy farmer is a challenging business at the best of times and never more so than in 2012.”

The extra squeeze on profits from reduced payments by milk processors sparked protests by farmers in July.

Mr Jones had been told he was going to get 2p a litre less for his milk by the Arla-owned co-operative Milk Link.

A drop of 2p a litre on the two million litres of milk that his cows produce every year means a £40,000 drop in income.

Continue reading the main story How farmers are squeezed Daily milk yield dropped by 1.1 litres to 24.1 litres a cow Maize yields are up to 50% below normal Average feed cost increased by £6/tonne to £224/tonne Dairy Group figures comparing August 2011 with August 2012 Mr Jones said after a recent increase, he was now getting “just above” his break-even figure of 29p a litre.

Milk Link has depots in Crediton and North Tawton which produce Charlie and Lola Pink Milk among others.

A spokeswoman said: “We are very sympathetic towards farmers because of the bad weather.

“But the market has never been driven by costs of production.

“We have to pay a price for what we get from the market places.”

Mr Jones said the repercussions of the weather would be felt for at least another year, thanks to a shortage of forage.

“The next crop of cereals haven’t established very well,” he said.

“If we have a dry summer next year we won’t have enough forage for the summer, let alone the winter.”

The number of dairy farmers in England and Wales has nearly halved since 2002, to 10,688, according to DairyCo. “A lot of farmers are of the older generation,” said Mr Jones.

“If you have another difficult year they will question the need to keep on.”

Government figures show that UK dairy farmers are more efficient than ever.

Despite the drop from the weather this year, yield per cow over the years has been increasing and is about 7,315 litres per cow per year, well above the EU average.

Robert Newbury, of the National Farmers Union (NFU), said farmers deserved a “fair price”.

“The market for dairy products is growing,” he said.

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FOCUS ON SARACEN...

Saracen Distribution Ltd

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elcome to Saracen Distribution Ltd a UK supplier of brand name workshop equipment, bodyshop equipment, garage equipment, metalworking machinery, woodworking tools, hand tools, power tools, accessories and consumables.

We can boast of a partnership that spans over 80 years in the trade. This very same partnership is enhanced by fully trained sales staff and engineers who are always happy to assist and give advice to aid you in your workshop solution.

Historically aimed at specific areas of garage and factory workshops, we have increased the scope of our products to cover all areas and many items will now also assist in manufacturing, agriculture, construction, DIY, domestic, automotive, laboratories, distribution and most areas of commercial activity.

With a long history of design, man-

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ufacturing and distribution behind us, our aim is to broaden the scope of products we can offer to our customers whilst maintaining our policy of sup-

At Saracen Distribution Ltd we provide name brand products like: 3M, Beta, Britool, Cebora, Chicago Pneumatic, Dirt Driver, Facum, Fiac Air Compressors, Major Lifts Jacking Beams, Murex, PCL Air Technology, Sykes Pickavant, Tecalemit and any more, all backed by a nationwide network of factory trained service centres.

We are appointed distributors, service and warranty agents for: Cebora - Welding Plant Dirt Driver - High pressure washers Karcher - High pressure washer Fiac - Air compressors plying products of simplicity, practicali- Sealey - Products ty and safety. We are proud of our ability to adapt to the wishes of our customers and to the needs of the marketplace. We are dedicated to providing products, service and back-up to our customers easily, efficiently and quickly.

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY A

t Alex Shanks Ltd we know that it’s important to keep farm vehicles, machinery and equipment clean on a regular basis to ensure their longevity and their future performance. We also understand your need for a compact and powerful pressure washer that does the job with maximum fuel efficiency.

That is why we have picked out the HDS compact hot water pressure washer to show you. This pressure washer offers a number of cost-saving and time-saving benefits. The eco efficiency mode reduces fuel consumption by 20%. The design allows great manoeuvrability allowing you to adapt it to many areas. The HDS range are hot water pressure washers with the HDS 6/12 C model featuring the addition of a steam setting.

At Alex Shanks Ltd we offer free delivery of machines within the UK. We also offer regular daily deliveries of maintenance cleaning chemicals for industries, regulated in high standards of hygiene such as food production on farms. You will find we offer the best value for these items and many more from work clothing such as overalls and footwear to rocksalt and skin care products. Browse our online catalogue at www.alexshanks.com or call us on 0808 1660 420 You can purchase cleaning materials with confidence, from Alex Shanks Ltd as our customer satisfaction feedback and repeat business shows.

• Focused on GREAT customer service • Ordering is quick

• Maximum Value For Money • 24 hour online convenience

• Fantastic Quality Products • Secure Online Ordering

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NEW YEAR, NEW YOU?...

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Enjoy exercising at your own pace in complete privacy.

State-of-the-art computerized fitness equipment.

Equipment folds and is fully portable for easy storage.

Free no obligation home demonstration Options to swap equipment to ensure you never get bored (subject to standard terms and conditions).

No membership or joining fees.

If after renting you decide to buy we will give you 25% of your rentals back as a discount against the purchase price (terms and conditions apply).

Rent 3 for the price of two (cheapest piece free) subject to standard terms and conditions.

CaviSculpt is perfect for both men and women who want to slim down stubborn areas of their body that are not affected by exercise alone. Results can often be seen immediately after you finish your first session of 30 minutes. What’s even better is the process continues to work over a number of weeks as the body naturally clears the fatty deposits so without any surgery or pain, you can expect to be slimmer and have less or no cellulite.

Most people experience results of between 2 and 12 cm circumference reductions and that’s often after just one session.

The results may vary with different tissue structure, treatment area, age, metabolism, medications, and changes in hormones.

Proper diet and increased physical activity will certainly improve and help to maintain these astonishing results.

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ATV’S...

CC Supplies comes up trumps

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almedie beach on the Aberdeenshire coast of Scotland is bordered by an extensive dune system that stretches for fourteen miles up the coast to Newburgh.

The area is part of a site of scientific interest but has more recently been in the news with the purchase of part of the Menie estate for substantial development by the American billionaire, Donald Trump.

An hour or so down the road at Turriff is the home of CC Supplies, the Polaris dealer for the area and official Polaris sales and service centre for Moray and the SE Highlands.

Recently CC’s Chris Cumming took a call with an unusual request that linked the two locations. A film crew was in the area, spending several days filming in Aberdeen, making a recruitment film for an international oil company.

Part of the film script called for a horse galloping along the beach at Balmedie near the Trump estate.

With only a day to get the scene in the can they needed a suitable rig for the cameraman and steady cam as well as a means of transporting everything from the car park, across the dunes, to the beach.

Enter the Polaris Ranger and a trailer suitably fitted up by CC Supplies at their works during a day setting up. Transported to Balmedie, Polaris and trailer worked on the set, carrying crew and kit and traversing the dunes to capture scenes in the sunrise, with filming running through the day to sunset.

“All in a day’s work for the Polaris Ranger,” says Chris “the UTV is ideally suited to taking this kind of terrain in its stride.”

CC Supplies 01888 551708 Polaris Britain 0800 915 6720 www.polaris-britain.com

FARR All-Terrain Vehicles

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ARR All-Terrain Vehicles are pleased to announce the release of 3 new models to complete our current range. These include the FARR LH300 ATV, FARR LH400 IRS and the FARR LH400 UTV, as shown below.

All of our models are supplied as standard with a high/low range gearbox and is fully road legal. With prices starting from £3299.99 + VAT, these represent excellent value for money.

We currently have dealers for our products based all over the UK, for further information or to find your nearest dealer please visit www.farruk.com or email sales@farruk.com. Alternatively, please call our Exeter main office on 01392 444 887.

Finance can be arranged through UK Asset Finance and is available on all machines.

James & Powell

Little Ton Farm, Treddunock, Usk NP15 1LY Tel: 01633 450550 Fax: 01633 450424 Email: jamesandpowell@btconnect.com Tel: 07780 471 481 or 07825 440 251| Email: sales.agrinews@gmail.com

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Mitsubishi L200 Pick-Up Truck Now with Britain’s best and longest pick-up warranty.

15 Times "What Van?" Pick-up of the Year

Britain's Best Selling Pick-up With room in the back for a cart-load of kit and enough brawn to tow 2,700kg, the L200 is a brute of a machine

Davies Mitsubish Davies Cardigan Rhos Garage, Aberystwyth Road, Cardigan, Ceredigion, SA43 1NA Telephone: 01239 621222 Davies Llanybydder The Old Foundry, Llanybydder, Carmarthenshire, SA40 9XP Telephone: 01570 480058

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Davies Narberth Eastgate Garage, Jesse Road, Narberth, Pembs, SA67 7DJ Telephone:Tel:01834 07780 471860362 481 or 07825 440 251| Email: sales.agrinews@gmail.com

2013 Freelander 2 range extended with new high value Black & White limited edition models Limited to 600 vehicles Speciication includes 17-inch split-spoke alloys, signature LED running lights, Bluetooth, privacy glass, rear load cover and gloss black exterior features Available in Santorini Black metallic or solid Fuji White, with choice of 150 PS 2.2 eD4 (two-wheel drive) or TD4 (all-wheel drive) engines. TD4 available with manual or automatic transmission

FREELANDER 2

LAND ROVER FREELANDER 2 BLACK & WHITE LIMITED EDITION

See your local Authorised Land Rover Dealer for more information Duckworth Land Rover

Racecourse Garage Willingham Road Market Rasen Lincolnshire LN8 3RE www.duckworthlandrover.co.uk ww Tel: 08432 189008 28 | AGRINEWS | Issue 15 | January 2013

Barretts Land Rover Ashford

The Parade Orbital Business Park Ashford Kent TN24 0HT hwww.barretts.ashford.landrover.co.uk Tel: 01233 506 070 salesmanager@landrover-ashford.co.uk

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