Today Evans and Pearce Ltd are at the forefront of grain ventilation and processing; with an eye constantly to the future we are always looking to bring our customers the very best. Set up in 1968 by the visionary agriculturalists Mike Pearce and Graham Evans, these two men saw an opening for the supply of temporary grain drying floors These floors were constructed with ply board walls and metal mesh ducts covered in hessian. The air was supplied by a fleet of Lister MEU’s (moisture extraction units), which were towed all over the south-west to farmers in need of high volume axial fan units. The Electro Broadcaster was initially designed to sow stubble turnips straight off of the combine. It lent itself very well to the spreading of the new slug pellet, and went on to sell in its 1000’s across the UK and Europe.