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Taking a page out of Dutch farmers' book, several thousand Slovenian farmers took to the streets with their tractors in more than two dozen cities and towns on 24 March in protest at environmental and other restrictions they say are making it near impossible to continue farming.

The smart agriculture "radar" of Volos-based Greek startup Augmenta is expected to travel around the world, following its acquisition by New York-listed CNH Industrial, the second largest tractor manufacturer in the world with a capitalization of around $20 billion.

Automotive production in Turkey, including light commercial vehicles, tractors, and automobiles, totaled 211,877 million units in the first quarter of 2021, a sectoral report revealed on April 12. 

The Automotive Manufacturers Association said that in January-March, the figure had slipped by 10% from a year ago.

Greek startup Augmenta has received a cash boost of 2.5 million euros from San Francisco-based Hardware Club and Marathon Venture Capital, thanks to its smart, robotic Field Analyzer system, seen here on top of a tractor, which offers farmers significant cost savings.

The IMT's 539, 549, 565 and 577 models are on display at this year's fair.

Automakers in Turkey produced 361,516 vehicles- including automobiles, light commercial vehicles, and tractors- in the first quarter of 2019, according to a report released on April 13.       

Grain producers met with Prime Minister Boyko Borissov. They disagree with the changes to the law on fuels that affect them.

The meeting lasted more than two hours. he results are still unclear. The two interested parties did not agree.

Farmers are preparing a national protest on April 3. The reason for their dissatisfaction is the draft bill on administrative regulation of economic activities. Its aim is to fight the gray economy and the smuggling of fuels.

The National Association of Grain Producers issued a declaration and asked MPs to exclude farmers from the scope of the law.

No army in the world exists because of peace, but because of war, says Serbian Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin.

Speaking on Wednesday at the Batajnica airport during the marking of Air Force Day, Vulin observed that while tractors are more useful than tanks - if there are no tanks, then one day there will be no tractors, either.

No army in the world exists because of peace, but because of war, says Serbian Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin.

Speaking on Wednesday at the Batajnica airport during the marking of Air Force Day, Vulin observed that while tractors are more useful than tanks - if there are no tanks, then one day there will be no tractors, either.