Agrico and Absa team up to make centre pivot finance more accessible

Farmer's WeeklyStaff Reporter · 1 October 2026 at 06:00

A new partnership between Agrico and Absa makes it easier for qualifying clients to finance Agrico centre pivot irrigation systems, including pipelines, pumps, sprinklers, and automation.
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