When you are number 1, it reflects in everything you do. TAFE, one of the top tractor brands in Bangladesh was present at the 5th Agro Bangladesh Expo held in Dhaka. The products showcased at the expo attracted quite a buzz. Small steps in TAFE’s journey of ??Cultivating the World.
TAFE Motors and Tractors Limited (TMTL) Engines Division was awarded the ‘Valued Partner for Supply and Services Excellence’ by one of the leading telecom tower companies – Bharti Infratel. The award was received by Mr. S. Chandramohan – TMTL President and Group Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Mr. Vikas Gupta, General Manager – Sales and Marketing, TMTL Engines Division.
TMTL was the only genset brand to win this award in any category. This reiterates TMTL’s resolve of not only being the best in Capex and Opex cost but also its superiority in responsiveness, ethics and values it demonstrates time and again.
TAFE held its first customer outreach program at Kandahar, Afghanistan in association with HMK Ltd. About 150 participants consisting of farmers and university students from different parts of the nation attended the event and learnt an invaluable lesson in tractor management and usage of implements. The demos were given using TAFE tractors and the implements included Laser Leveller, Subsoiler and Rotary Tiller.
This is an example of the manifestation of TAFE’s philosophy of Cultivating the World.
Courtesy: Nadar Khpalwak
This International Youth Day, we dedicate to our young fans,
the ones with the wind in their wings,
the game changers,
the ushers of tomorrow,
the future cultivators and providers,
the assurance of the world.
Most of us till date were unaware of the largest flower in the world. Today in Tokyo, Japan the ‘Amorphophallus Titanum’ flower bloomed at the Jindai Botanical Garden after five years. It is the largest flower but in the category of unbranched inflorescence – a group or cluster of flowers arranged on a stem that is composed of a main branch or a complicated arrangement of branches. It grows upwards of six feet and this particular flower towers upto 6.5 feet.
It is also called the ‘corpse flower’ due to the rotten meat like odor it emits for the 48 hours that it blooms. This smell is a ploy to attract insect pollinators. A native to the rainforests of western Sumatara, Indonesia, it classified as a ‘vulnerable’ species. The swollen underground storage stem (tuber) of the flower can weigh more than 75kg. It is also known to reach about 10 feet high.
An insightful infographic about the production, import and export of Banana. They are regarded as the most consumable fruit all over the world. Incidentally, India tops the list as the largest producer of Bananas and 26 out of the 29 states here produce it.
Source: fao.org | theindianvegan.blogspot.in