Welcome to the third edition of Driving Sprayers.
In this issue Jason Bateman talks about our focus on service and how we adapt to changing trends, and we go in depth on how Bateman 365 Aftercare genuinely helps customers. The RB55 is the subject of our product focus, and we hear from Technical Sales Manager Jonathan Hardy and agronomnist Matthew Alford in their latest columns. Rounding everything off is an interview with RB35 owner Michael Reed, a peek at our ‘Naked Truths’ charity calendar, and a quest to find the Bateman with the highest operating hours in the UK.
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We ’ve been experiencing extreme weather over the past few months, in particular the amount of rainfall that’s hit most parts of the UK. Spraying, just like any other farming task, has always been about making the most of windows of opportunity. Now, more than ever it’s important to have machinery and back up you can rely on…
The RB55 gives you more for less. Shorter weather windows have forced many growers and contractors to rethink their spraying strategies. This has led to an increase in the demand for sprayers with more capacity and wider booms, along with the need for greater efficiency and less compaction…
In a world of so-called customer service where ‘computer says no’ is deemed a quality experience, it’s reassuring to know that in the event that you need our assistance, you’ll actually get to speak to someone who can genuinely help…
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…
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