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"We are proud to say that 100% of Yara products tested by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) passed the analysis specification." - Jari Pentinmaki, VP Yara UK & Ireland
While being one of the most effective controls of external parasites for sheep, dipping is both a laboursome and dangerous task, though steps can be taken to reduce risks and labour.
While traditionally manufactured with steel, Moore Concrete has seen demand increase for its concrete above-ground slurry towers in recent years. Martin Merrick details some of the specifications.