World-class produce deserves world-class financing
“Whether you are an apple or wine grower, we are competing globally – and for that you need to be world-class,” says Paul Clüver of the pioneering, family-run Paul Clüver wine estate in Elgin, Western Cape. “Being world-class means that you need your equipment to be reliable when you need them.”
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Successful farming depends on trusted equipment, smart investment decisions, and partners who recognise what it takes to compete on a global stage. That’s why partnering with John Deere Financial “made absolute sense” for Paul Clüver Family Wines.
You understand your farm better than anyone. You know when the sugar readings tell you it’s time to harvest, when the vines need attention, and when it’s time to invest in equipment that will move your business forward. John Deere Financial’s Prime Minus 2.09% offer on the 3036EN OOS tractor*.
With this offer, you secure the equipment you need now while structuring repayments around your farm’s cash flow. The offer includes a 30% deposit, three annual instalments only starting a full year into the contract, and VAT reclaimed after month four.
World-class ambitions deserve financing that works just as hard as your equipment. Contact John Deere Financial for more information on this limited time offer.
*T’s and C’s apply. Offer valid exclusively for AFGRI South until 30 September 2026.
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