Amazone Precea precision leads to repeat business

As Amazone continues to extend its Precea range of precision drills, Jane Carley catches up with a user of the mounted version.

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The Amazone Precea uses air singulation to offer highly accurate seed placement.
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The Amazone Precea uses air singulation to offer highly accurate seed placement.

Maize establishment is an important service for contractors PFW Enterprises, which has its business base in Uxbridge, and in recent years the company has relied on the accurate placement offered by modern...

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