Jacto will be present with a wide range of products at Expointer 2024, including sprayers, planters, fertilizers, digital services and agricultural drones. The company's participation reinforces its commitment to development and innovation in the agricultural sector, especially at a critical time for rural producers in the region.
One of the company's biggest highlights is the Lumina 300 self-transportable tractorized planter, which arrives at the event with 16 or 18 planting lines, a central reservoir with a capacity of 5.100 liters and a spraying system for the planting furrow with a capacity of 900 liters.
In addition to the Lumina 300, Jacto presents the Meridia 200, a planter that, in 2024, began to incorporate precision agriculture technologies. This innovation can provide savings of up to 15% on seeds and fertilizers, in addition to other benefits, making it an attractive option for producers seeking efficiency and sustainability.
Visitors to Expointer can also check out the Uniport sprayer line, recognized worldwide for its application quality, as well as other solutions such as tractor sprayers, fertilizer machines, digital agriculture services and products from the OTMIS line, aimed at precision agriculture.
In an unprecedented initiative, Jacto brings its line of agricultural drones to Expointer, developed in partnership with DJI, a global leader in the segment. Among the models that will be on demonstration, the DJI Agras T50 and T25 spraying and dispersion drones stand out, as well as the Mavic 3M imaging drone. This equipment was designed to operate in the most challenging agricultural terrains, offering precision and efficiency in field operations.
Nei Salis Brasil Neto, agricultural drone business manager at Jacto, emphasizes the importance of the fair for getting closer to producers. "We see Expointer as an excellent opportunity to answer producers' questions about the most suitable models for their production and the availability of equipment in the field."
Jacto's business line has a team dedicated to research and development, as well as a robust technical support and sales structure. Since launching the drone line at Agrishow 2024, the company has trained more than 350 people, ensuring that the necessary technical knowledge is disseminated among sales and after-sales professionals and Jacto's internal team.
The Jacto consortium offers different plan options for the acquisition of agricultural machinery. Among the available conditions, immediate consideration for the Meridia 200 planter and specific plans for the Jacto drone line stand out, with terms of 12 to 36 months. For the line of automotive sprayers, there will be the possibility of contemplation with 50% scheduled for 2025.
Jacto also offers special conditions for the tractor line, with contemplation planned after the sixth installment in an 18-month plan, providing flexibility and easier access to cutting-edge equipment.
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