Does a tillage and seeding unit need an application map?
November 19
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Join us for a panel discussion where we’ll talk about the future of tillage-seeding combinations as essential tools in modern agriculture, especially in light of the challenges associated with eco-schemes.
Does a tillage-and-seeding combination need an application map?
The tillage-seeding combination is no longer a luxury on large-scale farms. It is an essential agrotechnical tool, especially when working with crop residues and cover crops, which are required under eco-schemes.
At the same time, we are witnessing the evolution of this tillage equipment. Combos equipped with a range of sensors and actuators are becoming machines that actively cooperate with the tractor while driving, even by reading soil maps. But will farmers be able to fully utilize the increasing complexity of these tools?
Participants in the discussion will include:
Jan Beba – journalist at Top Agrar Polska
specialist in agricultural technology, renewable energy, and agricultural construction; he graduated from the University Natural Sciences in Poznań with a degree in agricultural engineering and agroenergy; he runs a family farm in Greater Poland.
Marketing Manager at Väderstad Sp. z o.o., with over 20 years of experience in the agricultural industry. He specializes in supporting the Väderstad team across a wide range of activities, building customer relationships, and implementing modern solutions that support the development of the agricultural sector. In his work, he combines a passion for innovation with an understanding of market needs.
Paweł Baurycza – Marketing Manager at HORSCH Polska sp. z o.o.
He is responsible for implementing new agricultural technologies, providing technical support to dealers and customers, organizing training sessions, and building the brand’s image on the Polish market. He has extensive experience in market analysis and product optimization. A graduate of the Poznań University of Life Sciences and Technische Hochschule Lübeck, he specializes in mechanical engineering and agronomy. He is passionate about innovative solutions in agriculture.
Date: January 25, 2025 (Saturday)
Location: Scena Czarna
Time: 10:30 – 10:55
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