HUNGA R Y EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST, AFRICA WINNERS ENVIRONMENTAL RESPECT 2O16
KITE AGRICULTURAL SERVICE AND TRADE CORPORATION
KITE AG DELIVERS TECHNOLOGY AND TECHNIQUE TO SERVICE CUSTOMERS
ments in precision ag technologies, KITE Agricultural Service and Trade Corp. is “committed to the newest techniques and technologies.” The Nádudvar, Hungary-based
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KITE plays a major role in the establishment and introduction of precision farming in the country. “As a result of its research and
development activity, KITE offers solutions for the Hungarian farmers, which will become an inevitable part of the sustainable and effective production in the future,” says Lev- ente Szabó, CEO. “KITE shares its R&D results with its partners on presentations, field dem- onstrations and partner meetings. With these programs we inform approximately 2,000 partners yearly about the up-to-date and correct agricultural practice.” KITE supplies its customers with fertilizer, pesticide
HETHER IT’S THE LATEST crop protection products or the latest develop-
and seed from 19 warehouses. “Our counselors visit the farmers with tailor-made offers and provide tailor-made solutions to the upcoming problems,” Szabó says. In keeping with its approach to technology-focused
solutions, KITE also works with our suppliers to utilize the latest innovations. “We take part in DuPont’s web-based Evalio
AgroSystems, which helps farmers eliminate pests,” Szabó says. “Traps we install can help to determine the swarming time of Ostrinia nubilalis and Helicoverpa armigera. With this method, farmers can easily determine the application time of the pesticide treatment.” — Dan Jacobs
Employees have all the proper personal protective equipment necessary in the event of an accident (left). Team members also spend time in the community (above) working with growers and other stakeholders explaining the value of crop protection products.
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ENVIRONMENTAL RESPECT
July 2016
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