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José Alberto Uriel
As a company, Bardenas Commercial specialise in agricultural services with a main focus on crop protection. They offer customers a wide range of services including crop protection and spraying operations, planting, advising in crop protection and fertilizer treatments as well as being a distributor of chemicals and fertilizers. Their main goal is to help farmers gain the best possible yields year after year.
Higher level of crop protection
“We have chosen the Agrifac Condor Clearance self-propelled sprayer because we wanted to achieve a higher level of crop protection and believe Agrifac provide us the solutions in order to do this. Before making this decision, we compared several brands on the market, but Agrifac offered us the best solutions and ticked all of the boxes. As spraying corn/maize is gaining importance in Spain, it is important to have a machine with good ground clearance. With the Agrifac Condor, we can treat the crop in the final stages of the growing phases without damaging the plant, due to the 200cm ground clearance. Also, the variable track width of 225-300cm is very important for us as we are dealing with several customers that are using different track/row widths. This allows us to completely tailor our spraying operations to each client.”
Very hilly terrain
“Because we are working in and around Ejea de los Caballeros where it is very hilly, we equipped the machine with Agrifac’s boom levelling technology, StrictHeightPlus. This helps us to follow the terrain more accurately with the booms, allowing us to keep a consistent distance from the crop which in turn increases the quality of spraying.”
Other benefits
“The possible track width of 300cm is also a huge benefit as it increases the stability of the machine. Other positive benefits of the Agrifac Condor are the manoeuvrability with the 4-wheel steering and the ease of operation.”
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Gareth Rowe, Georgina Farms
By leveraging green-on-green spot spraying, Gareth has achieved remarkable reductions in herbicide usage, ranging from 5% to 22% compared to conventional methods.
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Szczepan Malihowski
"To me, it feels as if I've landed in heaven!" states sprayer operator of the Condor Clearance at Pomorska Muzuska Farm, Poland.
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Andy Morton
Growing a range of crops such as wheat, barley, oil seed rape, vining peas, beans and potatoes, the arable operations spans 4000 hectares over 14 sites across East Yorkshire.