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Bredal K105 trailed spreader fits into large-scale farming operation

Granular fertiliser offers lots of benefits for large farms, and where a trailed spreader is equipped to handle fertiliser as well as lime, these machines could be a good option to cover the hectares

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Wright Agriculture has specced a Bredal K105 trailed spreader for fertiliser and lime to help cover a 5000ha workload
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Wright Agriculture has specced a Bredal K105 trailed spreader for fertiliser and lime to help cover a 5000ha workload

Fitting neatly into the large-scale farming operation at Wrights Agriculture, a Bredal K105 trailed spreader is kept busy most of the year spreading both fertiliser and lime. "We had expanded our acreage...

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