At Cereals last year we introduced the CapMod concept during a presentation by Brian Finstrom of Capstan AG, our Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) partner. The concept is still in the developmental stage; however, Brian explains the thinking behind this new technology…
Jon Wheeler is Working Farm Manager for Osberton Grange Farm, an arable and horticultural business situated in Nottinghamshire, and runs a 2004 model RB25 which has been on the farm since that date…
It was a pleasure to see so many familiar faces and to meet new people keen to know more about Bateman during 2 hectic days at LAMMA 25…
Iain Robertson is Sprayer Operator for a mixed farm in South Gloucestershire. Covering approximately 4,000 acres (1,618 hectares) as a total, the business grows combinable crops – wheat, barley, peas, beans, maize, and also grass for animals.
So, that’s 2024 pretty much wrapped up. I hate to sound like a scratched record, but yet again it’s been all about the weather. But then, perhaps it always will be, this is the South West of England after all…
Jonathan Crosse is sprayer operator for Lower Heath Farming, a North Hertfordshire farm based midway between Baldock and Royston. The business produces wheat, winter barley, spring barley, peas and beans. Additionally, they also contract farm for three other local farms…
It is with great sadness that we announce our founder Richard John Bateman, 83, died peacefully in hospital on Sunday 10th November in the company of his devoted wife and two sons…
East Yorkshire business Huddlestone Produce have recently taken delivery of a new RB35. Spraying duties had previously been carried out by an RB16. Stephen Huddlestone explains why only Bateman will do…
What an autumn, winter and spring we’ve just had! I think we’ve all experienced a slow start. Our work here began in earnest during the last week in April, some two months later than the corresponding period in 2023…
Simply Better, with Bateman Boom Levelling – as seen in Pro Operator The Bateman ethos of ‘innovation simply applied’ comes in part from our background as farmers. Innovation is important, farmers and growers are always looking for those marginal gains that make such a big difference, but if you are making things better simplicity must…