COMPRARON LA MÁS GRANDE: ¡La familia contratista que trabaja 60.000 hectáreas con New Holland! 🚜🌾

The history of Argentine agriculture is written with passion and a constant commitment to cutting-edge innovation. From Dudignac, in the 9 de Julio district, we meet a family of rural contractors who, after the loss of their founder five years ago, have managed to strengthen the company by incorporating the best agricultural machinery technology available on the market. To provide excellent service, the three sons who now lead the firm maintain their father's lifelong passion for the New Holland brand and don't hesitate to invest in the largest and most powerful machines. Currently, they boast an impressive fleet of nine tractors, including the giants of the T8 line (models 410 and 430), and a spectacular fleet of combine harvesters that is constantly being updated: in addition to their 9080, 8.90, and the brand-new 7.90 (2024 and 2025) models, they are already adding another large machine to bolster their harvesting capabilities. Maintaining this level of equipment requires an immense scale of work. The company covers a vast area, stretching from Bahía Blanca to Las Lajitas in the far north, processing an impressive 60,000 hectares annually through planting, spraying, and harvesting services, supplemented by a portion of their own production. Beyond the immense pride of his mother and the hope of soon bringing the grandchildren into the business, the daily reality in the fields demands a great deal of sacrifice. The contracting family complains about the terrible condition of the roads after the recent floods and insists that their sector be valued as a structural activity within agriculture, which would allow them to work and move their giant machines with the comfort and acceptance they truly deserve. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE to the Agrofy News channel, LIKE this video, and SHARE it in your WhatsApp groups to support the great work of Argentine contractors. #AgrofyNews #RuralContractors #NewHolland #AgriculturalMachinery #Harvesters #Tractors #ArgentineCountryside #Agriculture