Pacific Fertiliser has added a new truck to the fleet to service the Cowra and Central West NSW customers.
We have a 36′ tipper and float to move product and equipment around.
We also have a fertiliser conveyor for spreader loading, to ensure that no fertiliser is wasted when delivered and spread on farm.
Just getting ready for some fertiliser spreading work in Cowra.
Spreader Accuracy:
Contract Spreader’s Agrispread AS120T and Case 335 tractor is fitted with Trimble system and AS controller that provide strong data feedback and control during operation. It allows agronomists and farmers to send variable rate application maps to the machine. I think will see a quick take up of variable rate lime and gypsum spreading to save farmer input costs and increase productivity.
The system also offers real-time data reporting providing scrutiny of where the spreader is and check its application rates and other diagnostics. It gives the grower absolute confidence in what the spreading contractor is doing and when it is doing it and gives us complete oversight of the job.
With a large 16m3 hopper and 36m spread width on urea, the AS120T spread can cover a lot of country in a day.
Pacific Fertiliser releases a new Ag lime product for the Central & South West Regions in NSW.
The high analysis lime product specifically made for agricultural use. The sub 1mm sizing allows for better handling, increased spreading accuracy and minimal dust loss during application, without effecting solubility.
The general specifications of Pacific Fertiliser’s Ag Lime:
– Calcium Carbonate – CaCO3 – 96+%
– Total Calcium – Ca – 38+%
– Neutralising Value – NV – 98%
The product is supplied & delivered in bulk tippers and we can offer the customer a spread price. For smaller customers we can offer bulkbags of powder or prilled lime.
Aglime is used in agriculture as a soil conditioner due to its superior neutralising value and a rich source of calcium. It is typically used to reduce soil acidity and improve plant growth by helping to increase the availability of essential plant nutrients in the ground.