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13/07/2011 12:49:39
AtlasFram Group expands machinery scheme to include Amazone equipment
The AtlasFram Group has expanded its highly-successful Machinery Purchasing Scheme, which provides Members with significant rebates on a wide range of farm equipment over and above the discounts they negotiate with dealers, to encompass the world-renowned Amazone range.
One of the world’s leading manufacturers, Amazone offers a comprehensive range of machinery for arable and grassland farms, including fertiliser spreaders, seed drills, powered and non-powered cultivation equipment, precision air-seeders and crop protection sprayers. Widely known and respected for developing innovative solutions, Amazone products are highly regarded for their quality, reliability and outstanding operational performance, together with excellent service support and high resale value.
Jon Fovargue, Machinery Manager for the AtlasFram Group, says that the agreement with Amazone represents excellent news for Members, who will benefit from significant additional financial savings when purchasing any item of new equipment produced by this long-established German manufacturer and sold through its official UK dealer network. The arrangement encompasses the entire Amazone range, including the latest models such as ’Generation 2011’ drills and the Pantera 4001 self-propelled sprayer. Jon states:
"The Machinery Purchasing Scheme is a key part of the inclusive service which the AtlasFram Group provides for its Members. Expanding the scheme to include the Amazone range, which is highly regarded by UK farmers, builds on the very successful relationship which we have enjoyed with CaseIH for many years and more recently with Claas.
"To take advantage of the scheme Members negotiate the best possible deal with their dealer and then all they have to do to benefit from the additional rebates which we have negotiated directly with the manufacturer is to submit a copy of the invoice. Rebates can run into thousands of Pounds on a single large-scale purchase and are often sufficient to cover the cost of AtlasFram Membership."
AtlasFram saves Members money on almost any input that they need to operate their businesses efficiently and cost-effectively. Increasingly, progressive farmers are joining AtlasFram because of the significant benefits which a large, professionally-managed inputs purchasing business operating entirely on their behalf is able to provide.
In addition to better terms across a wide range of inputs, from fuel, fertiliser and ag-chem to workshop equipment, tyres, electricity, building materials, feeds, animal health products and mobile ’phones, AtlasFram also offers access to a team of product specialists who work solely in the best interests of Members and have the expertise to advise on a wide range of issues.
One of the world’s leading manufacturers, Amazone offers a comprehensive range of machinery for arable and grassland farms, including fertiliser spreaders, seed drills, powered and non-powered cultivation equipment, precision air-seeders and crop protection sprayers. Widely known and respected for developing innovative solutions, Amazone products are highly regarded for their quality, reliability and outstanding operational performance, together with excellent service support and high resale value.
Jon Fovargue, Machinery Manager for the AtlasFram Group, says that the agreement with Amazone represents excellent news for Members, who will benefit from significant additional financial savings when purchasing any item of new equipment produced by this long-established German manufacturer and sold through its official UK dealer network. The arrangement encompasses the entire Amazone range, including the latest models such as ’Generation 2011’ drills and the Pantera 4001 self-propelled sprayer. Jon states:
"The Machinery Purchasing Scheme is a key part of the inclusive service which the AtlasFram Group provides for its Members. Expanding the scheme to include the Amazone range, which is highly regarded by UK farmers, builds on the very successful relationship which we have enjoyed with CaseIH for many years and more recently with Claas.
"To take advantage of the scheme Members negotiate the best possible deal with their dealer and then all they have to do to benefit from the additional rebates which we have negotiated directly with the manufacturer is to submit a copy of the invoice. Rebates can run into thousands of Pounds on a single large-scale purchase and are often sufficient to cover the cost of AtlasFram Membership."
AtlasFram saves Members money on almost any input that they need to operate their businesses efficiently and cost-effectively. Increasingly, progressive farmers are joining AtlasFram because of the significant benefits which a large, professionally-managed inputs purchasing business operating entirely on their behalf is able to provide.
In addition to better terms across a wide range of inputs, from fuel, fertiliser and ag-chem to workshop equipment, tyres, electricity, building materials, feeds, animal health products and mobile ’phones, AtlasFram also offers access to a team of product specialists who work solely in the best interests of Members and have the expertise to advise on a wide range of issues.
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