«Grain Technologies – 2018» – already the eighth exhibition of this large-scale format. It has proven itself as a place to meet clients, partners, new talent, and simply interesting people. Over the three days of the exhibition, Ukrainian farmers were able to get plenty of consultations on agricultural machinery, seeds, micro-fertilizers, grain drying and storage systems, and other pressing issues.

The «Astra» company is always where its beloved clients are. So once again we came to meet them and brought along both our flagship, best-selling equipment and new arrivals. We were even represented at two exhibition stands at once – in pavilions 3 and 1!
From our wide range of agricultural machinery, the following were on display:
– the compact and powerful Fendt 720 Vario tractor, with unprecedentedly new and practical technical solutions

– the powerful, well-balanced Manitou MLT-X735 loader

– three Bogballe spreaders, M and L series

– the Mascar vacuum-type row-crop seeder

– the universal pre-sowing soil-preparation unit Frakomb

– the Gregoire Besson Normandie stubble cultivator

Exhibition guests got to know Trimble precision-farming equipment thanks to our demonstration stand:



In addition to equipment, our main stand also displayed spare-parts samples, in particular AGCO and Manitou oils and Hungarian Agrotex twine.


Our new arrivals were presented in pavilion 1, at the stand featuring grain drying and storage systems. The new equipment was presented by four world-renowned brands: PRADO grain storage from Spain, HETECH equipment from Hungary, MEPU grain-drying complexes from Finland, and Martin Lishman systems from Britain.
This topic is of great interest to farmers, and the factory representatives who visited the exhibition noted that the Ukrainian market is very attractive and promising for them.


The exhibition’s results for our company: hundreds of clients got a closer look at the equipment, received expert advice, and became friends of «Astra».
We were glad to see everyone – see you at «AGRO-2018»!
P. S. Below is a short photo report from the exhibition for you:












