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This news article was originally written in Spanish. It has been automatically translated for your convenience. Reasonable efforts have been made to provide an accurate translation, however, no automated translation is perfect nor is it intended to replace a human translator. The original article in Spanish can be viewed at El año 2011 se perfila como el de la recuperación para el sector de tractores y remolques
There is a change in trend and only in Spain they have already signed up 43.9% of tractors and 45.4% of machinery of collection, after the crisis

The year 2011 is it shaping up as the recovery for the sector of tractors and trailers

Javier Montes de Oca Rodríguez07/04/2011

07 April 2011

Throughout the year 2010, fell investments in tractors and trailers for the primary sector throughout Europe, especially in the five major farm powers on the continent. However, the balance of the first months of the current year do envision the renewal of the fleet in the battlefields of Europe during at least the first half of the year.

The global crisis of 2008 affected almost all productive sectors of European society, and clear, to affect the field, this focused heavily on the acquisition of heavy machinery such as tractors and trailers. This crisis, according to data compiled by the National Association of agricultural machinery, forestry and green spaces (Ansemat) was extended until the last quarter of the year 2010, when it began its slow recovery. Finally, and in so far this year, the figures for buying and selling of these agricultural equipment have achieved stability.

So far, a reversal of trend, for the first time in more than 24 months, has been shown watching only in Spain they have registered a 43.9% over tractors, 45.4% of harvesting machinery as well as a take-off of a 21% more in terms of the number of teams dragged or suspended for treatments. Also, labour of soil have traced a 17.6% and the input of fertilizers and water rise 16.6 per cent, according to data from the official register of agricultural machinery (Rome).

These data are considered to be very positive and contrast strongly with the totals of market of the year 2010, under the effects of the financial crisis that was left note with much rigor in the markets of greater added value as the tractorsboth in investment and in units sold, being a year marked by the maintenance and care of existing teams.

According to the official register of agricultural machinery, Spain they have signed up 43.9% of tractors, 45.4% of harvesting machinery, as well as 21% of the number of teams dragged or suspended for treatments

The sector, during the year 2010, in the European countryside

For its part, Europe also experienced in 2010 a year of ill-fated in this sense, although as in Spain expected a 2011 much recovery. The Pan-European institution CEMA conducted a barometer for measuring the sector throughout year 2010 among 19 countries on the continent and felt a sharp fall from 9.4 per cent in Europe, based on the fall of their main market (France, Germany, Italy, United Kingdom and Spain).

145.223 Units in these 19 countries, led by the 31.312 who bought France, were released in the year 2010 28.587 who acquired Germany, the 23.324 that became the Italians and the 14.486 obtained the British. Spain stands for below, with a few 10.554 tractors acquired, representing 7.2% of the environment studied in the sample.

The acquisitions of the year 2011 suggest a new agriculture, most professional

However, this year has started on the right foot, prefiguring the recovery of the market, at least throughout the first half. Growth dragged and/or suspended machinery (which need a tractor), can be added to the data mentioned above, which has risen, only in Spain, a 6.1% reaching 12,600 units sold, a higher percentage than the estimates made, in part due to the decrees of characterization and registration of agricultural machinery of compulsory execution. The national subsector of the trailers also has grown during these first four months of the year, with a 2.6% increase, the decline of registered units, which helps to see that farmers begin to prefer investing in larger teams and higher level of technological and productive applicationto support a more professional, sustainable, economic and profitable agriculture as well.

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2011 looms as the year of the recovery of the sector. Photo: LeMorceau
2011 looms as the year of the recovery of the sector. Photo: LeMorceau.

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