Amila farm places its trust in Ukrainian agricultural machinery

At the Amila farm, agricultural machinery is not divided into superior foreign options and inferior domestic ones. Instead, equipment is evaluated based on its actual performance in the field, tillage quality, and overall cost-effectiveness. This rational approach allows the enterprise to optimize expenditures efficiently.

Last year, the farm purchased a Ukrainian-made Krasnianka disc harrow. This machine fully complies with modern technological requirements and costs approximately half as much as its imported equivalents, making it a highly economical investment.

In addition, thanks to the national government compensation program, the farm successfully recovered 25% of the machine's purchase price. Representatives of the enterprise note that domestic machinery consistently meets their operational expectations.

«I cannot say that Ukrainian machinery disappoints us. If a machine performs the required job, why pay twice as much just for the country of origin?» the farm management explains, highlighting their practical approach to equipment procurement.

At the same time, the farm continues to operate imported machinery successfully, including John Deere tractors and combines, a JCB loader, and a Kuhn feed mixer. Some of the combine harvesters have been in operation for about 20 years, with the machinery fleet being updated gradually based on actual needs, productivity, and expenses.