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Irrigation
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NC Pulse Jetter
- Greatly limits manpower and the need for heavy equipment.
- Available in travelling and static models.
- Field compaction is eliminated. Low compaction means healthier soil and improved crop growth.
- Total nutrient management can significantly reduce commercial fertiliser requirement on specific crops.
- Waste water/slurry is applied at ultra low rates over longer periods; this greatly reduces worm kill and run off.
- The low-rate Son of a Gun can apply liquid to cover 1.2 hectares from one spot, or mobile machine can cover 4.7 hectares in one run.
- Save money, reduction in fertiliser costs by making use of your own N.P.K.
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Briggs Irrigator
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ROTA RAINER
As fluid moves into the boom, it starts to revolve, tripping the automatic start mechanism. The revolving boom drives a toothed drum on which a wire rope is wound. By anchoring the rope at the end of the run, the machine is pulled towards the anchor and travels along until an automatic stop mechanism puts it out of gear.
- The boom's low height keeps drift and smell to a minimum.
- The unit has a low energy and low pressure requirement.
- A choice of up to six travel speeds allow application rates to suit conditions
- Three models are available (Model 2, 5 and 10) giving runs from 150 to 300 metres and widths between runs of 18 metres to 24 metres.
- Simple, reliable auto start and stop mechanisms are standard
- A range of pump-sets is also available
- Galvanised finish for long life
- Option of automatic shut off valve
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