The Ternopil region is the neighbouring region closest to our base: the machinery gets there quickly, and fuel and transport are already included in the price per hectare. We spray, sow, apply fertilizers, till the soil and harvest in all three districts — from 400 ha.

HarvestingCereals, sunflower, maize
SprayingSelf-propelled sprayers
SowingPrecision planting of row crops
Fertilizer applicationSolid fertilizers and UAN
Soil tillageFor winter and spring crops
Turnkey seasonThe season in one contractMost of the arable land is podzolised and typical chernozems of the Podillia Upland. The soil is fertile but heavier in wet weather, so we choose tillage depth and timing to suit the field.
Large agricultural companies and farmers with 400–1,000 ha work side by side here. For large areas we come in with several machines; for smaller ones we group neighbours’ fields.
In the south, closer to the Dniester, spring and harvest start earlier. We move the machinery from the south of the region to the north, following ripening.
The main crops — with separate headers and settings for each. Rapeseed and sugar beet are also part of the region’s crop rotation.
The rate per hectare already includes the road and fuel. If you order several operations in a row, the machinery stays closer to your fields and the next job starts faster.
Nearby we also work in the Khmelnytskyi, Lviv and Ivano-Frankivsk regions. All regions

More about crop protection in the region — in the article “Field spraying in the Ternopil region”.
Send us the district, area and type of work — we will quote the rate per hectare and the dates we can come out.
From our base in Khmelnytskyi to Ternopil it is about 110 km. Transport and fuel are already included in the rate per hectare.
Yes, in all three districts of the region. Area — from 400 ha per visit; smaller farms can team up with neighbours.
Yes. The turnkey service is one contract for sowing, crop protection, fertilizers and harvest. The machinery stays closer to your fields between operations.
Transport and drying are on the client’s side. We agree the number of trucks and the haul distance to the grain yard before we go out, so the combine doesn’t stand idle.
No. Our machinery works only with our operator — they know the machine and are responsible for the result.