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SUGAR BEET REVIVAL

After the Second World War, British firms put a lot of thought into developing better machinery, while European manufacturers also offered beet lifters. These included the Danish Roerslev machines, which were handled north of the border by Scottish Agricultural Industries.

Implements

When mounted tractor implements arrived beet

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