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|Farmer's Weekly 5 May 2017
The 2017 Nampo Show will showcase the latest tractors and other farming equipment, including the mighty Fendt 1050.
Fendt is generally acknowledged as the world’s most advanced tractor brand. At Nampo this year, South African farmers will get a chance to see these amazing machines on the BHBW (previously Barloworld Agriculture) stand.
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