With the goal of exchanging knowledge on no-till farming, Industrias Metalúrgicas Cestari is participating, along with INTA and other Argentine companies, in a trade mission to Russia organized by Teknium.
Our company is an undisputed player in no-till farming in our country, and we feel we have much to contribute to the topic worldwide. On this occasion, we traveled to the interior of Russia where we participated in a day of work in Stavropol, the agricultural heart of that country. There, a no-till farming seminar for small and medium-sized producers was held, organized by the Stavropol Agricultural Research Institute with the participation of Vicente Gudelj of INTA Marcos Juárez.
Agricultural research scientists from across Russia and agricultural producers participated. The INTA scientist gave a talk on no-till farming, and Néstor Cestari and other Argentine agricultural machinery companies also spoke. Several visits were then made to the institute’s experimental plots.
The visit continues with various activities aimed at showcasing the potential of Argentine agricultural machinery and, of course, the innovation of our hoppers. We continue working hard to further consolidate Cestari’s position worldwide.
Cestari participates in a trade mission to Russia
With the goal of exchanging knowledge on no-till farming, Industrias Metalúrgicas Cestari is participating, along with INTA and other Argentine companies, in a trade mission to Russia organized by Teknium.
Our company is an undisputed player in no-till farming in our country, and we feel we have much to contribute to the topic worldwide. On this occasion, we traveled to the interior of Russia where we participated in a day of work in Stavropol, the agricultural heart of that country. There, a no-till farming seminar for small and medium-sized producers was held, organized by the Stavropol Agricultural Research Institute with the participation of Vicente Gudelj of INTA Marcos Juárez.
Agricultural research scientists from across Russia and agricultural producers participated. The INTA scientist gave a talk on no-till farming, and Néstor Cestari and other Argentine agricultural machinery companies also spoke. Several visits were then made to the institute’s experimental plots.
The visit continues with various activities aimed at showcasing the potential of Argentine agricultural machinery and, of course, the innovation of our hoppers. We continue working hard to further consolidate Cestari’s position worldwide.