Farm Tech Supplies is opening the doors (and paddocks) to customers for two days of field demonstrations and advice from our friendly technicians! A great opportunity to come along and take a look at our wide range of attachments. There will be Mowing, Tilling, Harrowing, Rolling and more!
Open Day Times
10am – 5pm Friday 17th April
9am – 12 Saturday 18th April
Demonstrations
The team will be out on the tractors throughout the day demonstrating our range of attachments in the fields. We will be answering some frequently asked questions such as ‘Topper, Finishing and Flail Mower: which is the best for me?’ and showing the differences in the machines when cutting.
Machinery Maintenance
Learn how to maintain your machinery throughout the year with our friendly technicians who will be on hand to answer questions and demonstrate regular maintenance tasks. Great for anyone who is bit unsure of how to change that worn blade or belt and help ensure the longevity of your equipment.
Paddock Tips
Maintaining paddocks and grasslands throughout the year is vital for grazing animals. Whether you have horses, sheep, goats or alpacas regular grass maintenance is key to new growth and clearing those unruly weeds. You will be able to take a look at our paddock range: Harrows, Rollers and Toppers.
Beginner Advice
Perhaps you are unsure where to start with your compact tractor? Our friendly team will be on hand throughout the open days to answer any questions and give out some handy tips to managing your estate or smallholding with our range of machinery. You may want to start off with our range of fencing equipment to manage your paddocks and a pipe layer attachment to get the water pipes run to the field. Or perhaps one of our mowers can take care of the weeds and brambles around your estate which need a bit of maintenance.
Get Up-to-Date with our New Equipment
Even if you have been using your tractor and equipment for a fair few years, you may want to come along and try out some of our new pieces of kit ready for summer. Now is the best time to replace any old equipment which is getting a bit worse for wear and revive your estate with our range of new machinery.
For more information please call us on 01730 264 334
or email sales@farmtechsupplies.co.uk
Our Address
Farm Tech Supplies, Dove House, Midhurst Road, Petersfield, Hampshire GU31 5AT
Directions from Midhurst:
Heading West along the A272 towards Petersfield (through Rogate) past the West Sussex/Hampshire border we are just off the A272 on the left hand side (keep an eye out for the local garden centres tree plantation and we are the private road just after)
Directions from Portsmouth
Take the A3 North to Petersfield and take the last slip road signed for Midhurst (A272), approach the roundabout and take the 1st exit for Midhurst through the village of Sheet when reaching the old A3 turn right onto the A272 (which has a post box in layby) and 100yards or so along take the private road on the right hand side where the houses finish before the local garden centres tree plantation.
Directions from Guildford
Take the A3 South to Petersfield and take the first slip road signed for Midhurst (A272), approach the roundabout and take the 1st exit for Midhurst through the village of Sheet when reaching the old A3 turn right onto the A272 (which has a post box in layby) and 100yards or so along take the private road on the right hand side where the houses finish before the local garden centres tree plantation.
Directions from Winchester
Follow the A272 East through Petersfield and heading towards Midhurst through the village of Sheet, reaching the old A3 turn right onto the A272 (which has a post box in layby) and 100yards or so along take the private road on the right hand side where the houses finish before the local garden centres tree plantation.
Our Autumn Open Day in 2014
See our blog for pictures from our previous open days:
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