Farms and Farm Machinery

The business of spreading

Almost all twin disc spreaders use off-centre spreading, where material is dropped on the centre side of the spreading disc and thrown outward, Danish manufacturer Bogballe has always used the in-centre spreading method.

This means material is dropped to the outside of the spinner and thrown from one side and across the back of the machine in an almost 180-degree arc, giving the operator a double

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