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Monthly automotive aftermarket magazine<br />

Lassa Enriches Value Of<br />

Agriculture<br />

Lassa maintains its support to the agriculture sector and farmers in the<br />

scope of its project emerging awareness about safety and sustainable<br />

good agriculture<br />

Lassa is enriching its valueadded<br />

for the agriculture<br />

sector with the project called, “Our<br />

love is soil, and our tomorrows are<br />

collective”. Lassa sustains to support<br />

the agriculture sector and farmers<br />

which have key importance for the<br />

future of Turkey. In the scope of the<br />

project, the Lassa teams will offer<br />

advocacy to farmers in safety driving<br />

and sustainable good agriculture in<br />

23 provinces between 20 March <strong>–</strong><br />

23 <strong>May</strong> <strong>2017</strong>.<br />

Brisa continues to serve to farmers<br />

for 42 years across the Anatolian<br />

territories with Lassa brand. Lassa<br />

supports the farmers about safety<br />

driving and good agriculture<br />

with the project “If agriculture is<br />

sound, future is sound” since 2013<br />

onwards. In the scope of the project<br />

which has been relaunched,<br />

Lassa will advocate the farmers in<br />

135 villages across 23 provinces<br />

between 20 March <strong>–</strong> 23 <strong>May</strong>.<br />

Setting out with the vision<br />

“application of sustainability in<br />

every area of life”, in the scope<br />

of the project, the purpose is<br />

to generate economic, societal<br />

and environmental value in the<br />

agriculture sector, so the number<br />

of more than 500 villages was<br />

visited to date. Having reached<br />

over 12,000 farmers and totally<br />

569 hours training was performed.<br />

At the same time, over 15,000<br />

reflectors were fixed on the tractors’<br />

wagons in order to increase visibility<br />

of tractors on roads.<br />

Stating they had addressed as<br />

an institutional responsibility<br />

investing in the agriculture sector<br />

which is one of the critic sectors<br />

to boost competition power,<br />

Korhan Korel, Deputy Director<br />

General of Consumer Marketing<br />

and Sales of Brisa, said; “We give<br />

a great importance to set close<br />

cooperation with everybody who<br />

works, takes role and responsibility<br />

in agriculture sector. There is a<br />

friendship and heart tie with our<br />

farmers come from past. Among<br />

the agricultural equipment, tire<br />

is the only part touches soil.<br />

We have been improving our<br />

products continuously for 42 years<br />

in a way damaging crops in the<br />

minimum level. We also touch;<br />

and protect soil as our farmers to<br />

make soil productive. The teams<br />

of Lassa will offer advocacy to the<br />

farmers in agro-devices, tires, safety<br />

driving, productivity, sustainable<br />

agriculture. We will continue to<br />

improve agriculture standing by<br />

our farmers who exert efforts<br />

without considering summer or<br />

winter.”<br />

Launching its action from Balikesir<br />

on 20th March, the teams of Lassa<br />

will visit the agro-areas in the cities<br />

of Manisa, İzmir, Aydın, Muğla,<br />

Denizli, Afyon, Konya, Karaman,<br />

Niğde, Aksaray, Mersin, Adana,<br />

Osmaniye, Kahramanmaraş,<br />

Yozgat, Çorum, Ankara, Eskişehir,<br />

Bursa, Edirne and Kırklareli.<br />

Lassa offers the most suitable<br />

products for the needs of farmers<br />

Since last three years touring<br />

Turkey’s agricultural areas step<br />

by step, the teams of Lassa<br />

highlighted that farmers should be<br />

supported through the methods of<br />

productivity and sustainability.<br />

24 MAY <strong>2017</strong>

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