Tow and Fert

The Tow and Fert MultiCrop 4000 redefines agricultural efficiency, effortlessly dissolving solid fertilizers for foliar application, maintaining and evenly distributing ultra-fine particles. Beyond its spraying capabilities, it serves as an indispensable nurse wagon, seamlessly supplying a range of fertilisers—conventional, biological, or organic, along with ultra-fine particles to air seeders, rippers, or seed drills. This makes the MultiCrop 4000 the ultimate in versatility, and the leading machine in delivering ultra-fine particle as a supply or spray. No matter the time of year the Tow and Fert range of Liquid Foliar Spray machines offers farmers and growers versatility and usability in their Nutrient Management programme. Tow and Fert will dissolve your solid Urea in it’s tank, keep Ultra Fine Particle Fertilisers such as fine lime and gypsum, suspended in liquid and even allow you to spray weed spray and the small seeds. Tow and Fert is a versatile machine with quick return on investment. Spraying your fertiliser on your pasture with a Tow and Fert will help you meet your Nutrient Budget by greatly reducing the amount of fertiliser lost into the environment, reducing the amount you require and saving you money. Whether you are looking to grow more grass or have healthier plants and produce, the Tow and Fert will allow you to get your fert on at the right time when your plants need the nutrients. So not only will you use less fert, you will be able to apply what the plant needs when it needs it, maximizing growth and output. Nutrient Management has never been easier. Balancing your inputs and outputs in accordance with the ever-increasing regulations and decreasing limits is so much easier with a Tow and Fert. You will save up to 50% of your “N” fertilizer moving to the Tow and Fert system, and the environmental savings can be even greater. The most versatile spray machine available, the Tow and Fert has been designed to enable farmers to dissolve their N fertilizer in the tank in minutes, suspend UFP solid fertilisers in the liquid, spray small round seeds, such as chicory, plantain, clover, and suedes and even apply weed spray when required all while using your effluent as a base liquid. Fertiliser is often the farm’s largest capital expense so it stands to reason that you want to save money where you can, be more efficient with the use of fert, yet still get the same amount or more out of the fertiliser you put on. The Tow and Fert system will help your farm save money and reduce the impact on the environment at the same time. Plants, or pasture swards, have cells that have space around them called stomata. These allow the leaf to absorb and take in nutrients from products that hit the leaf. The absorption of nutrients takes place through the grass stomata and epidermus seen here in the diagram. The grass sward will then use only what it needs to grow allowing farmers to use significantly less nutrient input products than they would if applying solid fertilisers. Foliar application of fertiliser results in significant gains to farmers and their heards. From grass that grows better for longer to growing higher quality, more nutrient dense pasture the benefits are significant. We’re on a mission to better nutrient application practices by empowering farmers to be more efficient, sustainable and profitable. The Growth Hub is your go-to for  information, support, and inspiration related to foliar applied nutrition. Looking for something? You'll find it here!