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    OXDALE TRAILED CHAIN HARROWS

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    Scrase farms Ltd

    Contact:Nick Scrase

    Téléphone:+44 1403 582224

    Pulborough, Grande Bretagne RH20 1DF

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    OXDALE
    Modèle
    TRAILED CHAIN HARROWS
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    Neuf
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    Oxdale Trailed Chain Harrows Price range: £450.00 through £820.00 *Please note that this price is excluding VAT Our trailed harrows are designed to pull the harrows at the correct angle so that the ground is completely covered. The 4ft, 6ft and 8ft versions all come with a ‘3-way chain matt’. This means that the matt can be used at its most vigorous setting or turned so it is not as severe to the crop or completely turned over for the covering of seeds. The Oxdale chain harrows are easy to use and attach to any tractor, 4×4 or low ground pressure vehicle tow bar. Our range of harrows are designed to cover all applications from large farms, small holdings, equestrian venues and sports fields. Harrowing should be carried out as part of any pasture management programme, in the spring preferably after grazing in conjunction with rolling and before any fertilizer application. Chain harrows were originally designed to work behind horses, and it is best done at walking pace (between 3 and 4 mph) which was the average working speed of a horse. Harrowing removes dead thatch lifts vegetation up and levels any mole hills. Its job is to allow air movement and root aeration which helps the soil to breathe and improves water infiltration. It reduces disease by exposing fungi and bacteria to sunlight which is essential for the health of the pasture.