Brendon Powerwashers recently had the pleasure of
visiting Best Devon Turkeys at Rosamondford Farm in Devon, where a
Brendon Bowserwasher is helping support the day-to-day cleaning and
maintenance of their family-run farm near Exeter.
With the farm running for 80 years, Rosamondford
Farm has been operated by the Slade family for five generations.
Starting with just fifty turkeys it has grown into thousands of
traditional Christmas turkeys each year, while remaining the same
values of quality, animal welfare and traditional farming methods.
Best Devon Turkeys is renowned for producing
slow-grown bronze turkeys, reared naturally on pasture and fed a
simple diet of cereals and vegetable protien without the use of drugs,
additives or growth promoters. Every bird is carefully looked after
from day-old chick through to maturity, with the family believing
that well-cared-for birds produce the finest-tasting Christmas
turkeys.
To help maintain the farm, Best Devon Turkeys
recently invested in a BBW30KLN+ES Brendon Bowserwasher. The machine
is used for a wide range of cleaning tasks around the site, helping
keep equipment, buildings, yards and working areas clean and
presentable throughout the year.
The Brendon BBW30KLN+ES delivers up to 207 BAR
(3,000 PSI) of cleaning pressure with a flow rate of 15 litres per
minute (3.3 GPM), providing powerful cleaning performance for a wide
range of farm & industrial maintenance tasks. Powered by a reliable
Yanmar L100V diesel engine, the machine features a durable CAT 45F
pump driven through a heavy-duty triple V-belt system for long
service life and dependable operation. Water is supplied from a large
940-litre UV-protected polypropylene tank, allowing the Bowserwasher
to operate independently across the farm wherever cleaning is
required.
A special thank you to Steven and Sarah Slade for
welcoming us to Rosamondford Farm and allowing us to take photographs
during our visit. We greatly appreciate their hospitality and look
forward to supporting Best Devon Turkeys for many years to come.
To learn more about Best Devon Turkeys and their family farm, visit their website.
