Croplands signals more growth

By Ken Wilson
December 3 2018 - 3:00pm
New Croplands specialist technicians Ryan Cale (left) and Tony Wyatt provided the proverbial pose for the cameras last week as the company announced plans to expand its service and product support structure in WA on the back of sustained growth over the past two years. One thing was missing when Torque turned up. There was no boom on the new C series RoGator 1300C in the background. Torque has been told it is being tested and looking great, so Croplands WA manager John Griffiths is not stressing. Neither are Ryan and Tony who are looking forward to catching up with farmers throughout the Wheatbelt during the demos.
New Croplands specialist technicians Ryan Cale (left) and Tony Wyatt provided the proverbial pose for the cameras last week as the company announced plans to expand its service and product support structure in WA on the back of sustained growth over the past two years. One thing was missing when Torque turned up. There was no boom on the new C series RoGator 1300C in the background. Torque has been told it is being tested and looking great, so Croplands WA manager John Griffiths is not stressing. Neither are Ryan and Tony who are looking forward to catching up with farmers throughout the Wheatbelt during the demos.

TWO years of sustained growth has caused Croplands WA manager John Griffiths to expand the company’s product service and support structure.

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