Planting monitor is one of the highlights of the Rural Show Coopavel 2011

Increasing productivity in the field is the main objective of the MPA 2500 planting monitor, manufactured by Auteq Telemática. The equipment should be one of the highlights of the Rural Coopavel Show, which starts this Monday (7), in the city of Cascavel/PR.

 

The Auteq MPA2500 planting monitor is robust, fully sealed equipment, adaptable to planters of any brand and model, which allows you to reduce planting costs and increase grain production.

 

Among its main benefits are: avoiding failures in seed planting, deviations in the seed population and excessive speed in planting, increasing machine productivity by facilitating night work and the productivity of machines and operators by avoiding the need for periodic stops to inquiry.

 

The equipment also eliminates the costs and risks of accidents caused by the need for an assistant (“badeco”) to visually monitor the planting and easily controls the area and time actually worked.

 

“This new model features modular cabling with very simple installation and maintenance, communication of all sensors via a CAN bus, 4,7-inch screen with high brightness and contrast and 50-channel GPS receiver”, says the director from Auteq Telemática, Alberto Menoni. “And we will incorporate even more features throughout this year,” he adds.

 

Auteq Telemática is a Brazilian leader in fleet management and monitoring equipment for agricultural, forestry and mining operations. In 2009, the company formalized a joint venture with John Deere, a global reference in the production of agricultural implements. Together, Auteq and John Deere offer their customers complete solutions for expanding their businesses and are present in around 180 dealerships across the country. In 2010 alone, Auteq recorded growth of 55% compared to 2009.

 

Promoted by Coopavel Cooperativa Agroindustrial, the Coopavel Rural Show is an annual event with the aim of facilitating rural producers' access to equipment and techniques that help them produce more and better, even with severe weather adversities. It takes place in an area of ​​72 hectares specially planned for the fair. The 2011 edition of the event brought together more than 180 thousand visitors and around 350 exhibitors.

 

 

Sylvia Guirao

Auteq Telemática SA press office

presssylvia@gmail.com