Technology for post-harvest grains is an attraction at the Bahia Farm Show

Procer Agrointeligência, which manages around R$40 billion per grain harvest, will be at the event next week

26.05.2022 | 15:34 (UTC -3)
Alexandre Lenzi

Procer Agrointeligência will take its post-harvest technology to the largest agribusiness showcase in the North and Northeast of the country. Between May 31st and June 4th, the company presents the differences of its products to visitors at the Bahia Farm Show, which takes place in the municipality of Luís Eduardo Magalhães (BA). Around 320 exhibiting companies will be present at the venue, among the largest in Brazil related to machinery, implements, inputs, aviation and services. The objective is to strengthen agribusiness, commercial relations and technological innovation to guarantee growth, evolution and quality of life for Brazilians.

For Procer's Co-CEO, Murilo G. Schneider, expectations for the event are the best possible, especially with regard to networking and strengthening the brand in the northeastern market. “We are present in all regions of Brazil and in 10 countries in Latin America. However, we intend to place even more emphasis on how we can help local farmers to qualify their production and achieve better results with equipment automation”, explains Schneider.

Managing approximately R$40 billion in grains per harvest, distributed in more than 4,5 silos, warehouses and bulk carriers, Procer is betting on technology to solve the problem of deterioration of grains stored in silos. “Anyone who visits the fair will learn about our solutions, which guarantee food safety and maximum post-harvest quality. Furthermore, our technology also increases the unit's efficiency and the safety of people, machines and equipment, reduces costs and saves resources, manages and automates the process, among many other advantages”, he highlights. The company is headquartered in Criciúma (SC).

The prospects of the organizers of the Bahia Farm Show are excellent. With 100% of the spaces sold, the fair had a 33% increase in the size of its structure, presenting, in person, hundreds of companies from all states in the country. Larger spaces will also be destined for family farming, increasing from 600 square meters to 2 thousand square meters. The event takes place at the Bahia Farm Complex.

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