New weapon emerges from the Indians, now aiming for world supremacy

A world first in the power range below 100 HP is being achieved by the Indian company TAFE, which is now introducing a new weapon to this end. The Agrofórum team has once again made it to the Agritechnica in Hanover, one of the world's largest agricultural exhibitions and fairs. The size of the event reveals that power and work machines, complemented by modern precision farming tools, can be seen in two dozen pavilions, making it completely impossible to get to know the abundant offerings in just one day. There were plenty of novelties and innovations this year as well, including some that may be of interest to Hungarian farmers. The Hungarian distributor of the Indian-made TAFE tractors ensures that domestic farmers can get to know the robust, durable, versatile, and reasonably priced power machines, which can handle multiple tasks from soil work to transportation. The manufacturer, with an annual turnover of $1.6 billion, holds a 16.3 percent stake in the AGCO Group (which ...