TAS Agro Will Deploy Record Number of Equipment During Harvest

TAS Agro began the harvesting campaign by threshing winter wheat in the Southern cluster. To date, around 600 hectares have been harvested. The harvest started at optimal times, and grain indicators fully meet the standards. "This year, we will maximize the use of our own equipment, which has been updated over the past few years. However, we will not refuse to rent combines due to economic feasibility. In total, we plan to involve 75 grain harvesting units. This number is higher than the previous year, as the sown areas of early grains have been increased, particularly in the Southern cluster. Almost all of our own grain transloaders will also be involved in the work," said Oleh Zapletnyuk, CEO of TAS Agro. "In parallel with the harvesting campaign, we are working on organizing logistics and sales of the grown harvest. We have carefully prepared our own storage capacities, with part of the elevators having been certified to the international ISO 22000:2018 standard. Thanks to coordinated team work, speed..."

TAS Agro began the harvesting campaign by threshing winter wheat in the Southern cluster. To date, about 600 hectares have been harvested. The harvest started at optimal times, and the grain indicators fully meet the standards. "This year, we will maximize the use of our own equipment, which has been updated over the past few years. However, we will not refuse to rent combines due to economic feasibility. In total, we plan to involve 75 grain harvesting units. This number is higher than the previous year, as the sown areas of early grains have been increased, particularly in the Southern cluster. Almost all of our own grain transloaders will also be involved in the work," said Oleh Zapletnyuk, CEO of TAS Agro. "In parallel with the harvesting campaign, we are working on organizing logistics and marketing the grown harvest. We have carefully prepared our own storage capacities, and part of the elevators have been certified to the international ISO 22000:2018 standard. Thanks to ...