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    • John Deere incorporates their harvesters heads corn Geringhoff

    John Deere and Geringhoff have concluded a marketing agreement under which John Deere will distribute corn head Geringhoff for John Deere harvesters through their dealer networks in Region 2. This agreement includes current and future designs heads Geringhoff corn. These heads will replace the current head of the 600C Series.

    A tire to “lighten the load” the farmer

    Mitas, member of the Trelleborg Group, has worldwide introduced its new tire 20.5R25 EMR-01, designed specifically for loaders used in agriculture. Its design traction tread, similar to that of a tractor tire, gives an excellent self-cleaning and excellent traction. In addition, its 25" covers the need for farmers to switch to a larger agricultural use of loader tire.
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    A short campaign in stocks of must and wine

    The 2015/2016 campaign ends with stocks of must and wine below the average of the last four seasons. Specifically, 30.5 million hectoliters, of which 29,16 million are wine and 1.34 million grape juice unconcentrated. This will facilitate the onset and course of the new campaign, while it shows the dynamism of the market, particularly as regards exports.

    Innov-Agri reserves a space to producers affected by poor grain harvest

    Innov-Agri, the largest european agricultural show in the field, is celebrated this year from 6th to 8th September in Outarville (France), in the Loiret region in central France and south of Paris. It is an area badly affected by rain in June, with significant declines, almost up to 50%, in the production of their crops, mainly cereals. For that reason, this event has as a new feature a special area of ​​"Accompaniment" where farmers concerned may receive information about agricultural aid, regulation and even psychological support.

    AVA-ASAJA warns: “passivity EU against French attacks encourages disenchantment with Europe”

    The Valencian Farmers Association (AVA-ASAJA) has strongly criticized the latest attacks of Gauls farmers against Spanish wine and has demanded strong sanctions from the European Union. In that sense, its president, Cristobal Aguado, has warned that inaction in Brussels to these repeated assaults of French producers encourages the feeling of disenchantment with the common European project. Behind this conflict, which is being extended in time, there are accusations of unfair competition and marketing of Spanish bulk wine as French by Gauls winegrowers.

    The wines of the O.D. La Mancha star in a summer college course

    The Control Board of the Designation of Origin (C.R.D.O.) La Mancha collaborate for the second consecutive year in the II Summer Courses of the University of Castilla la Mancha (UCLM), exposing to students its case as an example of the wine sector and communication. The campus of Ciudad Real and the headquarters of the C.R.D.O. will host from 29 to 30 September this training.

    Second consecutive year that rice Sclerotinia spreads in Valencia

    The Valencian Farmers Association AVA-ASAJA has warned that this is the second consecutive year that propagates in the cultures of their autonomous region fungus Nakataea oryzae, which causes the disease Sclerotinia rice which end result is decay and death of infected plants. The farmers union has called attention to the absence of active substances to combat this scourge, which threatens to destroy the entire crop in affected areas so that farmers can only choose to burning, deep buried or withdrawal of straw .

    A parade of “70 tractors for 70 years” of history of Massey Ferguson

    On July 30th, the historic parade "70 tractors for 70 years," celebrated in the English city of Coventry the anniversary of the start of production of the flagship tractor Ferguson TE20, affectionately known as the "Little Grey Fergie", whose first model came out, in July 1946, from the assembly line of the old production plant Banner Lane in Coventry. The tractor was the brainchild of engineer and inventor, Harry Ferguson, founder of what is now known as Massey Ferguson, a worldwide brand of AGCO (NYSE: AGCO), one of the world's leading producers of agricultural machinery to markets worldwide.

    John Deere makes significant advances in their harvesters

    During a conference held in San Cebrián field of Mazote (Valladolid), John Deere Iberia has announced significant advances introduced in their harvesters of the W, T and S series. These developments represent significant improvements in the performance of vehicles in collection efforts, resulting in a considerable saving of time and energy for the farmer.

    Massey Ferguson celebrates making his combine number 67,000

    Massey Ferguson, AGCO's global brand, is celebrating the manufacture of its combine number 67.000 in Breganze factory AGCO, northern Italy. Specifically, 67.000 machine coming out of its assembly line is a combine MF7370 360 hp, to work in Sweden.