Month: September 2011

Bromyard Under 12’s football squad would like to thank local firm Micron Sprayers Limited for contributing to their new kit for this coming season. 

Brian Hall and Wendy Graham who run the squad say “these are difficult times for any business and to have a local company like Micron support us is very encouraging. We are very proud of what we are doing which is giving children of all abilities the chance to play the game they love. This is a very special group of children and we would like to wish them all the best of luck for the coming season”.

Micron Sprayers Ltd is a Bromyard based manufacturer of agricultural spraying equipment and has been providing local jobs since the 1970’s. Commenting of the donation, Gill Ree of Micron Sprayers said: “At Micron, we understand the importance of investing into our future generation. We are really pleased to have the opportunity to support our local children’s club and contribute to their success.”

Mr Nick Stott of Croxdale, County Durham is celebrating his success after winning a handy Handydome Spray Kit from Micron Group. Mr Stott won the Handydome hand-held sprayer and a Personal Protective Equipment Pack including a face shield, mask overalls and nitrile gloves after entering a free prize draw on the Micron Group stand at this year’s Cereals exhibition.

Manufactured by the pioneers of CDA technology, Handydome is a highly versatile hand-held sprayer suitable for use in a wide range of weed control situations. Handydome’s design incorporates a rotary spinning disc atomiser and a freely-rotating, flexible shroud design to deliver excellent performance and operational efficiencies. Combined, these features offer a smooth and targeted weed control operation, as well as significant labour cost savings and reduction in application volumes.

Speaking of his prize which was presented to him by Graham Thompson, European Sales Manager at Micron, Mr Stott said: “I am thoroughly delighted with winning the Handydome and plan to use it to control unwanted weeds in the conservation area and round trees on the farm. I will also be able to retire my old Micron Herbi which has given me good service for many years.”