Greek sprayer maker Agroma is having another tilt at the UK market, having previously built machines for FarmGem and sold them through Lincolnshire outfit S&K Sprayer Services.

Its trio of trailed models tops out with the arable-focused Millenium T-series, available with a 3,000- or 4,000-litre plastic tank and booms up to 32m wide.

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It comes with a 300 litre/min Bertolini pump, manual valves, a steering axle and an 8.4in Arag Delta 80 monitor to manage the auto rate control and 13-section air shut-off.

Price for the pictured machine (4,000-litre/26m) is £65,000.

However, buyers happy to sacrifice features and capacity can carve up to 50% off that figure by opting for the leaner spec of a mid-range ET, which goes up to 3,000 litres/24m and has a slightly smaller pump.

It can be had for about £30,000, though that doesn’t include steering or a rate controller.

Cheaper still, at sub-£20,000, are the austere STs.

Bigger models are apparently in the works for next year. These will be available with a 5,000- or 6,000-litre tank and a 36m boom once Agroma has put the finishing touches to its triple-fold design.