Agricultural News|| Advanced Machinery Replaces Manual Harvesting
Advanced Machinery Replaces Manual Harvesting, Enhancing Efficiency and Reducing Errors
The use of advanced machinery has replaced manual harvesting, making the operation faster and more efficient. Besides optimizing the process, these characteristics are fundamental in reducing errors and damages that could affect the volume and quality of the harvest.
Here are some examples of the machinery used:
- Tractors
- Sprayers
- Fertilizers
- Seeders
- Harvesters
- Plows
Mechanized Harvesting
Mechanized harvesting is carried out with the support of specific machines such as harvesters, threshers, and mowers. This strategy is considered more efficient and faster compared to manual harvesting.
Although the initial investment required for its adoption is high, producers observe a reduction in operational costs in the long run. Furthermore, this practice decreases losses and increases the quality of agricultural products.
Maximizing Benefits through Digital Agriculture
The advantages of investing in mechanized harvesting can be maximized when combined with digital agriculture tools. The country already has several farms using machinery in their production and employing skilled national technical resources.
Educational Contributions and Workforce Integration
The Polytechnic Institute of Libolo has been instrumental in providing technical training for the youth from various parts of the country, including the capital, Luanda, ensuring their professional success. This training allows for direct integration into various farms such as:
- Fazenda Lemiana
- Fazendas Agrolider
- Fazenda Visoela
- Fazenda Cela
- Fazenda Cambau
- Fazenda Cabuta
Fazenda Cela, with its corn and soybean production, employs state-of-the-art machinery, thus ensuring higher productivity and quality of products.
Visionary Private Investment
The private investment in the Polytechnic Institute of Libolo has proven to be visionary during a phase of economic diversification and appreciation of national professionals.
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