Agritech, a pioneer in the Brazilian industry in manufacturing lines aimed especially at family farming, will present mechanization solutions for fruit and vegetable crops during the 27th Hortitec – Technical Exhibition of Horticulture, Protected Cultivation and Intensive Crops, which will be held in Holambra ( SP), from June 22nd to 24th, at Parque da Expoflora. After being suspended for two years due to the pandemic, Hortitec expects to receive more than 30 thousand visitors in the 2022 edition.
“We have great expectations for good business to be done in this edition of Hortitec, after these years without it happening. Agritech has always participated in the fair, which is very organized, with an extremely technical audience, made up of visitors from Brazil and abroad”, says Agritech Sales/Marketing Coordinator César Roberto Guimarães de Oliveira.
For Hortitec, Agritech will bring the line of tractors in the 1155 Fruteiro and 1160 Fruteiro versions, equipped with ultra-modern engines that meet the requirements of international standards for pollutant emissions and low noise. The technology adopted by the company anticipates the future of the concept in terms of efficiency and is suitable for the MAR-1 program (Agricultural and Road Machines – Phase 1).
“The dense crop market increasingly demands more products with specific characteristics for the activity. Therefore, our tractors meet these requirements such as power variation, adequate dimensions, low soil compaction, considered a very important factor in perennial crops. All this combined with low fuel consumption”, points out Oliveira.
In addition to fruit tractors, Agritech has cultivation models used in vegetable cultivation in the 1155, 1160 and 1185 lines.
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