Andy Morton
JSR Farms is one of the largest family owned UK farming companies, established in 1958. Growing a range of crops such as wheat, barley, oil seed rape, vining peas, beans and potatoes, the arable operations spans 4000 hectares over 14 sites across East Yorkshire.
Agrifac Condor IV Self propelled machines
The company currently operates two 5000L 24m Agrifac Condor IV self-propelled machines, which each rack up 1,500 hours per year. The boom width is driven at JSR by the amount of slurry that they apply to growing crops during the Spring. Arable Farm Manager, Andy Morton comments,
We are applying around 60,000 cubic metres per year at 24 metres. Although there is other equipment available on the market to allow us to go wider with slurry application. The cost of that equipment in one season was too much to justify. So we have had to tailor the sprayers to match our existing equipment.
Importance of new sprayers
As well as the importance of their new sprayers fitting in with their current system, it is imperative that the operators’ preferences were considered ahead of the purchase too. With spending the majority of their time with the machine, it was important that the machine was easy for them to operate, service and maintain. Travelling across all fourteen sites, the comfort, speed on the road and efficiency were also huge factors to discover, as well as ensuring the machines provided excellent output, boom height control and section control to allow operations to continue efficiently and effectively.
Operators opinions
Andy Morton comments,
Our operators’ opinions are key to us, as it’s important that they are happy in the machine that they are working in. After the demonstration, they said they were very impressed with the cab comfort, operator controls and road speed. We do some spraying on ploughed land, and it was very comfortable across the ploughing, and the boom stability is excellent. Our operators also have good communication with the Agrifac technicians as well – they’re in direct communication with them for support and backup
Agrifac leading sprayer brands
Andy concluded: “We chose Agrifac as we felt that they were a strong brand, a reputable sprayer manufacturer, with a very good product in their Condor machines. The operators came back with excellent feedback from the demonstration. To help us make an informed decision on our sprayer purchase. Agrifac appears to be one of the leading sprayer brands in the UK with lots of new technology available! Which we are interested in finding out more about in the future.”
Zboża
Jeśli chodzi o produkcję rolną, zboża można uznać za najczęściej występujące rośliny na świecie. Stanowią one główny składnik wielu różnych pokarmów, a także pewnych napojów, ponieważ zapewniają składniki odżywcze o zasadniczym znaczeniu dla ludzkiej diety.
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Kukurydza
Kukurydza jest podobna do słoneczników i rośnie najlepiej na słońcu, dlatego najlepsze efekty w przeliczeniu wielkości zbiorów na hektar uzyskuje się w słonecznych regionach. Gleby powinny być wystarczająco ciepłe, aby zapewnić dobre warunki do wzejścia po upływie krótkiego czasu od zasiania, dlatego sianie najlepiej rozpocząć późną wiosną.
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Warzywa
Firma Agrifac opracuje innowacje, opcje i rozwiązania do opryskiwania wszelkiego rodzaju upraw w zgodzie z potrzebami i pragnieniami rolników.
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Ziemniaki
Podobne do zbóż; ziemniaki głównie sadzi się na wiosnę, a większość rośliny powstaje w okresie od marca do kwietnia.
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Buraki cukrowe
Buraki cukrowe to główne źródło cukru uprawiane przez rolników w Europie. Podobnie jak ziemniaki rosną one pod ziemią, przez co jeszcze ważniejsze jest zapewnienie dobrych warunków glebowych w celu uzyskania obfitych zbiorów.
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- Każda kropla trafia w odpowiednie miejsce
- Wykorzystanie cieczy roboczej na poziomie 99,99%
- Mniejsze zużycie wody
- Wszystkie zalety modelu Condor
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