BAKU, Azerbaijan, Dec. 27
By Sadraddin Aghjayev - Trend:
The Russian Rostselmash, manufacturer of agricultural vehicles, and the Azerbaijani Azermash company have adjusted the format of cooperation, Ruslan Mirsayapov, the trade representative of Russia in Azerbaijan, told Trend.
According to Mirsayapov, the Russian manufacturer will continue to supply self-propelled vehicles to the country, and Azermash will act as a dealer for it.
"Business partnership in the new format is promising - the results of the work have already shown this. In Azerbaijan, the equipment of Rostselmash is well-known and popular, and this allows the manufacturer to constantly expand the range of products offered to the country's farmers," he said. "So, last year the Russian plant for the first time supplied to Azerbaijan grain processing complexes and grain throwers, square balers, and straw choppers, and this year Rostselmash has already exported a large, more than 80 units, a consignment of attachments and trailed equipment."
"Traditionally, small grain harvesting equipment is preferred in Azerbaijan. The previous supplies of equipment demonstrated that straw in the country is used as a product for animal husbandry rather than a fertilizer," the representative noted.
He stressed that the compact, maneuverable, with high ground clearance and a system of longitudinal-lateral contour copying, the NOVA combine was developed precisely taking into account the possibility of comfortable operation in the foothills.
"A wide selection of adapters for purpose and size allows choosing a header for its fields. So, grain headers with a working width of four to seven meters, a five-meter soybean header, a corn header with a width of 5.7 meters, and a pick-up with a capture of 3.4 meters can be acquired," Mirsayapov further said.
"Moreover, this model can be acquired as a complete set with a 9-cubic straw stacker, and in terms of comfort, ergonomics, this is perhaps the best offer in its class and price range. That is, NOVA completely covers the needs of Azerbaijani agrarians. These machines are already in operation in the country, and the demand for them is growing. Good feedbacks about the equipment from the owners provide high interest in it," he added.
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