Benjamin Cuccietti, who runs the SCEA Le Haut Soleihet with his mother Véronique, is a young arboriculturist with a flair for projects, who places orchard performance at the heart of his development strategy. At 28, he has just been elected Mister France Agricole 2024.
At INFACO, innovation takes root in the field. At Palau-del-Vidre, in the Pyrénées-Orientales, the Bolfa company grows over 600 hectares of summer fruit – peaches, nectarines, apricots and cherries – on three sites. A family business, handed down through three generations, now run by Franck Bolfa and his brother.
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Across Hugh Lowe Farms’ 120 hectares of greenhouses, the efficiency of the tying operations is essential to maintaining the quality and profitability of raspberry production. In search of a more robust and high-performance solution to support his teams, Alex Vankovs, who has been head of fruit production for over 20 years, tested INFACO’s AT1000 tying machine. After a season of use, the results speak for themselves: up to a 15 per cent time saving in the field and a 30 per cent reduction in maintenance costs.
Since the company was founded, INFACO’s philosophy of environmental sustainability and the repairability of its products have been linked. They are designed and manufactured to last, and exclusive maintenance services ensure that they remain in good working order. Reducing the environmental impact of our products is a key challenge for companies today. Here’s a look at some of INFACO’s key initiatives in this area.
INFACO’s professional electric pruning shears, the F3020, are the most versatile on the market. Thanks to its ecosystem of options and innovations, it is a must-have for landscapers and green space professionals.
