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Valley 5000 Series Aimed at Small Field Operators

New sprinkler designed for 10 to 60 acres and runs on single-phase electricity.
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Published: Sep 28, 2009

Producers with small fields up to 60 acres now have an option to manual sets or older side-wheel sprinklers with Valley Irrigation's new 5000 Series sprinkler.

 

Designed specifically for production agriculture on a small scale, the 5000 Series offers labor savings, as well as a light foot print to reduce rutting. And, for folks with no three-phase power available, the 5000 Series can run on single-phase power AC power sources.

Valley Irrigation has introduced its new 5000 Series for small-field production on 10 to 60 acres.

Valley Irrigation has introduced its new 5000 Series for small-field production on 10 to 60 acres.
 

For more information on the new sprinkler, call (800) 825-6668, Ext. 6477.

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