Horsch partners with Chandlers

The full range of Horsch cultivation, drilling and spraying equipment is now available through four Chandlers Farm Equipment depots.Chandlers acquired Ross Farm Machinery earlier this year. Operating as Chandlers RFM, it represents the Horsch franchise for an area covering the west of the M5 at Bridgnorth in Shropshire, Ross on Wye in Herefordshire, Martley in Worcestershire and Raglan in Monmouthshire.“We’re delighted to now be able to offer our customers state-of the art sprayers and the market leading direct drill, which is much in demand in today’s farming practice, not to mention the go to disc-tine drill for those preferring to stay with min-till practices,” explains Russ Brett of Chandlers Farm Equipment, who says that the Horsch product ranges complement the company’s existing franchises.James Sinclair, regional sales manager for Horsch UK (left) and Russ Brett of Chandlers Farm Equipment.“Some years ago, RFM sold Horsch products via the Simba franchise, which then became unavailable. When Fendt withdrew from the trailed sprayer market in 2022, this left a large hole in our product offering. Trailed sprayers, direct drills and min-till seeding equipment are a vital sector of the machinery market for Chandlers west of the M5,” he adds.The business has ordered a large stock of Horsch machines and will have parts stock available from June 2023.For more up-to-date farming news click here and subscribe now to profi for just £3.99 an issue. by Steven Vale More From This Author