Thousands of visitors are attracted to the 50th edition of the Země živitetelka international agrosalon in České Budějovice. In the area of the exhibition center, they admire modern technology, animals and also taste a lot of good food and drink. People of all generations are interested in the exhibition.
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Ceske Budejovice
11:28 August 23, 2024 Share on Facebook
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New Holland CR11 harvester, which can harvest up to 100 tons of grain per hour. The harvester’s cutting bar can measure up to 18 meters. There are currently 15 of these most powerful machines equipped with various sensors and GPS navigation running around the world. | Source: Profimedia
Elen Matějíčková prepares heifers for the show in one of the cattle boxes. “We have a farm and raise horses and dexters,” he says. This year, a record number of farm animals, such as the smallest breed of European cattle, are being presented to the Land of the Breadwinner.
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Jitka Cibulová Vokatá went to the Země žívitelka exhibition
Entire families come to the České Budějovice exhibition center. Luděk Suchan and his sons Štěpán and Ondřej stop by the box with the Starokladrub horse. “We mainly go to look at the machines, even though we are not farmers,” he says.
This year, for the first time, the most powerful harvester in the world can be seen at the agrosalon. According to Martin Čala from Agrotec, he certainly deserves admiration. “It has a track width of 15.2 meters, which is like putting four passenger cars behind each other. It can harvest ten hectares per hour, i.e. about five times faster than standard machines that drive in the fields today,” he describes.
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Someone is a breadwinner on Earth for the first time, someone for the fiftieth. Antonín Silný from Lišov did not miss a single year. “We also worked here. We built pavilions under the previous regime, some have already been demolished. We remember how there was still a botanical garden,” he recalls.
Hundreds of scents waft through the entire campus. Ondřej Pelc could not resist the delicacies. “I tasted super hot chutney. Since I like chili, it was really nice,” he reveals.
Agrosalon Zeme zhivitelka lasts at the exhibition center in České Budějovice until Tuesday, August 27.
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