The jubilee 20th „Ką pasėsi...2015“ agricultural exhibition, which started last week on March 26th, passed by incredibly quickly. Today, we can already be pleased with the results of the exhibition.
At the exhibition „What you sow... 2015“, UAB „Ivabaltė“„s stand featured the “Challenger" MT775E tracked tractor, which was awarded a medal at the exhibition.
For the first time, Lithuanian farmers were able to experience the „Challenger MT775E Stealth“ tractor, a new generation machine featuring exceptional innovation and design, not virtually, but up close.
Only 28 units of the specially designed MT775E STEALTH tractor were produced. It was one of them that was showcased at the UAB „Ivabaltė“ stand, and it was presented to the Lithuanian market.
Manufactured in the USA, the “Challenger„ brand, belonging to the AGCO group, offers agricultural machinery users not only a technically advanced specification for the “Challenger MT775E" tracked tractor but also distinctive visual solutions for users who want to emphasise their individuality (Limited Edition tracked tractor – matte black, optional tinted windows).
During the event, UAB „Ivabaltė“„s exhibition was graced by approximately 15 different types of machinery. It was possible to see Fendt Vario (300, 700, 800, 900) series tractors. Also on display were the “Fendt 5220 E„ combine harvester, the “Challenger RoGator 655 C„ self-propelled sprayer, the “Rauch AXIS-M 30.1 EMC“ spreader, and other agricultural machinery.
Several other new products for this year were also presented at the stand. One of them, from a Finnish manufacturer, is the „TUME Nova Combi 3000“ mechanical 3-metre seed drill.
A mounted mulcher from the German company AHWI was also presented. AHWI’s gardening and forestry equipment, which is exceptionally robust and durable, is ideally suited to work on infrastructure sites.
The award-winning new Dutch-made „Lely Tigo PR 45“ 50 mᶟ capacity pick-up trailer has been unveiled.
The Belgian company JOSKIN's manure spreader „Ferti-SPACE FS7014/25BU“ was introduced to livestock farms.
You can find more photos from the exhibition's highlights in our On the Facebook page.
