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Special bundle offer: Trimble GFX-350 display + NAV-500
A great price on Trimble precision solutions runs only until 05.31.2024! So you still have time to try innovative solutions with extra savings. -
Perfect seed placement in any conditions with Horsch machinery
The demands for precision in agriculture keep growing. HORSCH's diverse portfolio of disc seeders is built to meet them. Philipp Horsch talks about these challenges, development, and precision requirements. -
Join us for Andrii Kapritsa’s conference — Agroeconomy!
Friends, colleagues, on January 25 the annual conference will take place, focused on agricultural finance. The event is worth attending not only to hear speakers' views on saving money in 2024 so as not to lose your economics by year-end — but also to see powerful, cutting-edge machinery! -
Fendt breaks its previous production record
Never before has Fendt's home plant in Marktoberdorf produced as many tractors as in 2023. Whether this success will continue in 2024 remains an open question. Marktoberdorf is not Fendt's only tractor plant, but it is the most important. Only the MT tracked tractors are built not in the German Allgäu region, but at the former Challenger plant in Jackson, Minnesota, USA. -
FENDT AND VALTRA: A FOCUS ON POWER
The AGCO Corporation stand at Agritechnica is always packed with visitors. Everyone finds their own corner here — from fans of vintage tractors to enthusiasts of today's powerful, 600-horsepower giants. -
Trimble guidance systems: the most common mistakes operators make, and how to avoid them
Autopilots, drone field monitoring, yield maps, variable-rate fertilizer application, and section control on sprayers. Ukrainian farmers actively used all these technologies before the full-scale invasion. What's changed since? -
Happy holidays! Our working hours during the holiday period
We're informing you about changes to our company's working hours during the holiday period -
Banded spraying of row crops from Horsch
Banded spraying of row crops is gradually winning its place in practical use. This method proves its worth, first and foremost, in growing sugar beet and potatoes. Many practitioners have closely observed this technology and actively discussed it.
