Agriculture 4.0? BKT responds with the Flotation range

Digitalization, technology and sustainability, or, in other words, agriculture 4.0. We are talking about the trend that is having the widest-ranging impact on the...

TOMRA 5C gives hazelnut producer a competitive advantage targeting high-quality export market

Gürsoy has been producing and selling hazelnuts since 1933 and is today one of Turkey's top 10 hazelnut exporters. With its three facilities in...

BI launches new Rexnord RN series for demanding applications

Industries include cement, fertiliser, power generation, steel, aggregates, mining and mineral processing The latest bearing solutions for the most arduous and demanding industries is being...

Can Agriculture survive without technology ?

By Hentie Breedt, Marketing and Communications Manager, John Deere Africa Middle EastIn times of economic uncertainty, making the right decisions has never been more...

5 Ways John Deere Supports Farmers

All our clients across all divisions have one common goal in mind. Whether you are trading in your fleet every three years to remain...

Magnum AFS Connect put to test in South Africa

South African farmers looking forward to the arrival of Case IH’s new Magnum™ AFS Connect™ tractor can take comfort in the knowledge that the...

Pöttinger presents new Impress 3000 round baler

Pöttinger has had the Impress round baler since 2015. Now it has received an update and should also be interesting for contractors and large...

Smith Power Equipment – Builder of German brands in Africa

Not only is South Africa the largest capital equipment market on the continent, it is also regarded as the ‘bridge to Africa’ for many...
Green technology for irrigation launched in Rwanda

Green technology for irrigation launched in Rwanda

A green technology for irrigation has been launched in Ngoma District in Rwanda. The Rwf271 million hillside irrigation scheme to water fruits and vegetables...
Uganda boosts agricultural commercialization with help of Chinese technologies

Uganda boosts agricultural commercialization with help of Chinese technologies

About 70% of Uganda’s population derives its livelihood from agriculture and as such the country has adapted the use of modern farming technologies such...
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