A Shore Thing
Ryde Inshore Rescue is an independent lifeboat station based at Appley on the Isle of Wight. Ryde operates two Inshore lifeboats crewed by volunteers, which are on standby to His Majesty’s Coast Guard 365 days a year…
Ryde Inshore Rescue is an independent lifeboat station based at Appley on the Isle of Wight. Ryde operates two Inshore lifeboats crewed by volunteers, which are on standby to His Majesty’s Coast Guard 365 days a year…
Philip Palfrey is a member of our product delivery and demonstration team. When we’re exhibiting our machines up and down the country, you’ll find Philip next to you in the cab, we promise he won’t be naked!
Team Bateman were out in force at LAMMA 24. Eleven members of our sales and technical support teams were only too pleased to field questions from existing customers and potential customers interested in moving to Bateman. There’s definitely a change in how farmers are investing in spraying equipment…
Carl Goff is our Technical Sales Manager for the South, he is also ‘Mr January’. Fresh from signing autographs at his local farmers’ market, we caught up with Carl to find out why he bared all for our Naked Truths Charity calender in support of YANA…
On behalf of everyone at Bateman we would like to thank you for your continued support over the past twelve months…
Technical Sales Manager Jonathan Hardy discusses our recent sprayer updates, the longevity of our legacy crop sprayers, and why our Variable Geometry boom is still a leader in the field…
Take 13 guys with nothing to lose except their clothing, add a series of messages designed to promote mental wellbeing within the agricultural and rural community and there you have it; ‘Naked Truths’, the first and probably the only Bateman calendar of its kind…
We welcomed a new family to the farm in September. A colony of UK Western Honeybees were delivered by Quince Honey Farm based locally in South Molton…
Michael Reed of P Reed & Son runs three farms, ten miles apart, across South Warwickshire. Five generations of the family have farmed in the area, the business is predominantly arable…
This last quarter has been dominated by Mother Nature once again. Like many parts of the country our weather here in North Devon has been challenging for arable farm businesses…