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Yorkshire farm machinery importer launches Unia Tine and Disc Cultivator

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Market Weighton based Manterra Ltd. is the sole UK importer for Unia Group, Central Europe's leading manufacturer of agricultural machinery and the Cross Cultivator is the latest addition to Manterra's range
Market Weighton based Manterra Ltd. is the sole UK importer for Unia Group, Central Europe's leading manufacturer of agricultural machinery and the Cross Cultivator is the latest addition to Manterra's range
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An East Yorkshire farm machinery importer has further consolidated his partnership with Polish manufacturing giant, Unia, by launching its Cross Cultivator in the UK.

Market Weighton based Manterra Ltd. is the sole UK importer for Unia Group, Central Europe's leading manufacturer of agricultural machinery and the Cross Cultivator is the latest addition to Manterra's range.

Of the launch of the Unia Cross Cultivator, Manterra founder, farmer and agronomist Andrew Manfield said: "Unia is one of Europe's leading suppliers of Cultivators and the Cross is a universal cultivator that has enjoyed an enthusiastic reception in continental Europe where it offers growers an unrivalled combination of strength, quality and outstanding value for money."

The Unia Cross tine and disc cultivators are highly specced as standard and include both rigid and hydraulic folding versions from three to six metres wide. All of the machines in the Cross range have three rows of CX legs with a choice of point widths. In addition, a wide choice of roller options are available, including a super-sized 800mm tyre packer.

Prices for the Unia Cross Tine and Disc Cultivators start at £5,950 for the 3m version to £16,950 for the 6m semi-mounted hydraulic folding version.

Andrew Manfield said: "The performance and consistent high quality of all the Unia products that we are importing has delighted customers.

"Unia Group continues to go from strength to strength in the UK and Unia's five factories are working round the clock to satisfy demand for its machines. Management at the Polish based company are also planning to expand its production facilities further.

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