One Cornish contractor proves small, lightweight sprayer is beneficial to business

Looking to expand its low ground pressure spraying services, one Cornish contractor has opted for the latest AgriBuggy2, with 3,000-litre tank and 24-metre boom. Geoff Ashcroft reports.

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One Cornish contractor proves small, lightweight sprayer is beneficial to business

Looking to expand its low ground pressure spraying services, one Cornish contractor has opted for the latest AgriBuggy2, with 3,000-litre tank and 24-metre boom. Geoff Ashcroft reports. Spray contracting...

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