Borrow a Drill from a Mate
LandHQ and Agrowplow today delivered Agrowdrill AD230 Seed Drills to the South Coast of NSW as part of their ‘PastureAid’ initiative to help fire-affected communities and farmers on their long road to recovery.
AgrowDrill units are an integral tool for quickly regaining pasture. Two AD230 seed drills are now available for local communities to borrow.
“We are prouder than ever to partner with Agrowplow under the PastureAid initiative to deliver these units to the area as part of bushfire recovery,” says Raymond Dunlop, Branch Sales Manager at Agriquip by LandHQ.
The two AD230 seed drills will be available from a central location (please contact us for current location). If you’d like to learn more about LandHQ’s PastureAid initiative or wish to book the next available slot for the AD230 in your local area, please contact Raymond Dunlop by calling 0409 609 577 or email raymond.dunlop@landhq.com.au.
Notes from our Press Release:
“Our team is working directly with farmers to help them restore their farmland and support the farming enterprise. We are calling it 'borrow a drill from a mate' because LandHQ and Agriquip by LandHQ have always been there to support locals,” Mr Dunlop said.
Agrowplow principal, Shannon McNab says that one of the biggest impacts of post-fire recovery is lack of ground cover. “Our PastureAid initiative puts critical machinery into the hands of the people on the South Coast who need it most.”
“Heavy rain events on bare sloping ground commonly results in much of it not entering the soil and running off the paddock. It's an ideal time to get these units into the hands of landowners in time for pasture recovery and to assess if the paddock will need to be re-sown,” he said.
The Currowan bushfire devastated the Bega Valley, Eurobodalla and parts of the Snowy Monaro at the beginning of the year - burning for 74 days and across 499,621 hectares including thousands of hectares of farmland.
The team at Agrowplow believe in “prosperity through soil care” and aim to help ensure the success and productivity of their customers long into the future. Many of their seed drill users have praised their accuracy, durability and reliability, and are impressed with how easy it is to direct drill into hard dry soils.