Baldan brings agricultural machinery to GAFFFF with special conditions.

Baldan, a Brazilian manufacturer of agricultural machinery and implements, is participating for the second consecutive year in the GAFFFF – Global Agribusiness Festival, which takes place on October 1st and 2nd at Nubank Parque in São Paulo. During the event, the company will present part of its portfolio and offer special commercial conditions for participants, expanding access to its agricultural mechanization solutions. 

Among the highlights is the Avola 2000L, a self-propelled sprayer developed for operations that demand high operational capacity, precision in applications, and efficiency in crop protection. During GAFFFF, the equipment can be purchased with a factory invoice and payment terms of up to 36 interest-free installments. 

Baldan's participation in the event aims to bring the manufacturer closer to different audiences connected to agribusiness, including consumers and professionals from large urban centers, as well as to strengthen relationships with companies and financial institutions in the supply chain. The sales and technical teams will be available to present Avola and other company solutions, including soil preparation, planting, and parts verticals, clarify doubts about the applications and performance of the equipment, and present business opportunities and financial solutions according to the different needs of visitors. 

“Being at GAFFFF again reinforces our commitment to bringing Baldan closer to the people and companies in agribusiness. We have a consolidated partnership with Datagro, built throughout our participation in different initiatives. This presence allows us to be even closer to the different people and companies that are part of agribusiness, bringing our machines, technologies and solutions to an environment that connects the countryside to the city, as well as listening closely to the needs of the sector. We want visitors to learn not only about our equipment, but also about the support and opportunities behind it,” says Fernando Capra, CEO of Baldan. 

The GAFFFF program brings together discussions on the main trends in agribusiness, including the advancement of technologies such as artificial intelligence, data and management systems, as well as topics related to productivity, costs, climate, traceability and sustainability. The event expects to receive more than 30 participants, including rural producers, entrepreneurs, investors, executives, specialists, startups and industry leaders.