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Newsletter Edition 2-11 / June 2011 The RL 350 V loading the first trucks. El Carmen: A village in Chile and the new Kleine self-propelled harvester It seemed like a fiesta when the Kleine SF 10 arrived at the contemplative village El Carmen, situated 60 km from Chillán. Many children were running after the machine on the street, the older inhabitants of the village were admiring it at the roadside. They had never seen such a “huge yellow thing” for beet harvesting in El Carmen. So far, tractor-drawn one row harvesters formed the image on the beet fields of the municipality until Mr. Hernan Martinez decided to bring a good second-hand SF 10 and LS 18 SIAM 2011 in Morocco About lamas, alpacas and sugar beets To Chile for the first use of the RL 350 V continuation from Page 1 This year, Don Santa has altogether 160,000 tons of sugar beets that will be loaded by his new Kleine Mouse. The sugar factory Iansa is in Cocharcas, 15 km from Chillán. Right away at the next day, the driver training starts. The Kleine Mouse is supposed to be used in two shifts. Three employees have been chosen for a training as “Mouse drivers”. Prompt, the drivers enjoy handling the new machine until our service department manager Thomas Flörke moves up the from Europe to Chile. At his company “Statione Matilde”, Martinez has to lift 450 hectares of beets. After an examination and verification of all the functions by Franz Kleine service department manager Thomas Flörke (photograph on the right), the machine was immediately brought into operation on the field. The next investment for the harvest in 2012 is already planned: A RL 200 SF for loading the beets from the clamp. (hn) From the 27th of April until the 1st of Mai, the “Salon International de l’agriculture au Maroc” (SIAM) took place for the sixth time in Meknès, Morocco. More than 600 exhibitors from 20 countries including all renowned West European manufacturers of agricultural technique, were presenting themselves with a broad range of machines and devices at the trade fair. As for Franz Kleine, this has been the first participation on Moroccan ground. In northern Morocco and in the region around Casablanca, sugar beets are being cultivated on Mr Said Hafid, Managing Director of Stokvis, and Hans Neumann, FK General Sales Manager, after the successful contractual negotiations at the SIAM. driver’s cabin to 4.50 metres. One of the three employees becomes scared of the height and asks Don Santa to release him from this task. The two other drivers Pedro and Miguel can handle the Mouse better and better by the day, so that the day of our departure from Chillán, there are already 60 trucks working with trailers. With a friendly “Adios” we say goodbye to Don Santa, Don Elid, Pedro and Miguel and to a hospitable country with a crazy geography. (hn) about 60,000 hectares. On the occasion of the trade fair, the company Franz Kleine signed an exclusive sales and service contract for Franz Kleine products in Morocco with the trading company Stokvis Nord- Afrique. Stokvis is very rich in tradition, the biggest trader of agricultural machines in Morocco and furthermore sales partner of the company Claas since 35 years. (hn) The German ambassador in Morocco, Mr Dr. Klemm at the FKstand in Meknès
Newsletter Edition 2-11 / June 2011 Production is in overdrive at the moment, not only at the company headquarters in Westphalien Salzkotten but also in Saransk / Russia, the headquarters of our subsidiary company FK Agro, which was founded in 2002. Here in the European part of Russia, about Sugar is scarce The demand for cane sugar at the world market is high, up to 900 Euros per ton for smaller amounts have been paid these last days at the market. After two poor harvests in Australia and Brazil the world market is in deficit. In Brazil, the cane sugar harvest will start in the next few days and the prospects for the harvest are good. There is even a record harvest expected in Thailand. (hn) FK Agro / Saransk: Production of components for the Russian market 650 km to the south-east of Moscow, is one of the country’s most important areas for the cultivation of sugar beets. 50 employees are working in the exclusive commercialisation of the KLEINE products in Russia. Besides the service and spare parts supply, also the final assembly of the topper and lifting unit as well as the hopper attachment to the machines determined for the Russian market are a part of this task. As always, the delivery of the material and the carrier vehicles is carried out from Salzkotten. (mw) New after-sales service vehicles Our new after-sales service vehicles labelled in digital print are real visual eye candy. Since last season, our service technicians are in action with these vehicles for you and your machines throughout Europe - as usual with professional technical equipment and now also visible all around with logo and machine images of the RL 350 V. (mw)
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