Agri-Trade Equipment Expo, Red Deer (Alberta) - Kubota Presents Its Newest Products To Western Canada's Farmers

Nov 09, 2016

From November 9 to 12, Kubota Canada Ltd. (KCL) will take part in the 2016 edition of the Agri-Trade Equipment Expo in Red Deer (Alberta), an exceptional event where visitors will have the opportunity to discover Kubota's new 2016 product line and appreciate their legendary power, durability and reliability. Product specialists available on-site will help attendees learn why Kubota is poised to become a key resource among Canadian farmers looking for the best solutions to their day-to-day projects.

"Always pushing the limits in engineering innovations, Kubota consistently produces powerful, high-performance and easy-to-use farm equipment that meets the needs of its clientele," said Bob Hickey, President of Kubota Canada Ltd. "The reliability and user-friendliness of our equipment and high-powered tractors give us an undeniable edge in the farming, landscaping, construction and snow removal industries worldwide. The time has come for us to leverage our reputation in the farming equipment market."

As part of the Agri-Trade Equipment Expo, Kubota Canada will unveil its new BV4580 5' X 6' round baler, a long-awaited product within the agricultural community that was specifically designed for Western farming conditions. Visitors exploring Kubota's space will also have the opportunity to discover the new M6S economy tractor, designed specifically for hay handling, snow removal, loading, as well as any tasks associated with cattle farming. Thanks to its ergonomic design, the M6S is perfect for putting in long hours on the farm. Kubota RTVs equipped with snow blowers, as well as a variety of farming equipment for use with Kubota's line of utility tractors, will also be showcased.

"Kubota's new 2016 product line is designed to make life easier for Western farmers and contractors," said Martin Carrier, Product Manager, Agricultural Division at Kubota Canada Ltd. "More than ever, we are committed to offering high-quality products to all our dealers and their clients across Canada. We are proud of our network of dealers and promotional initiatives, which help retain our clientele every day and convince more and more people to live the Kubota experience."

Source : Newswire

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