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Agropro 365
Powered by Kubota

AgroPro 365, powered by Kubota, is a breakthrough in agricultural mechanization proudly introduced by AgroPro in partnership with SCG International. Built for African conditions, this advanced high-performance walking tractor delivers exceptional efficiency, versatility, and sustainability for farmers, cooperatives, and agribusinesses.
Designed for year-round use, AgroPro 365 transforms modern farming by completing an acre of ploughing in just two hours while consuming only 2 litres of diesel. It reduces costs, saves time, creates employment for youth, empowers women, and boosts land productivity – making it the ideal multi-purpose machine for Africa’s journey toward sustainable, mechanized agriculture.

Empowering East Africa

SCG International, is a subsidiary of SCG under Cement-Building Materials business unit. It handles the export and import of numerous quality products from major international companies and local producers. These are construction materials, home and living products, agricultural products, packaging materials and automotive products. Green Africa Group is a conglomerate which was envisioned in 1991 to connect, produce and impact various aspirations of humanity through the Automotive, Hospitality & Furnishing, and the Ecopreneurship Sectors.

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Introducing AgroPro365 powered by Kubota, Walking Tractor

SCG International is an authorized distributer of Kubota Power Tillers/ walking tractors. This is under SIAM KUBOTA Corporation Co., Ltd which is a joint venture between KUBOTA Corporation (Japan) and SCG (Siam Cement Group) with shareholding of 60% and 40% respectively.

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Engine and Fuel Consumption

Engine
The tiller is driven by a powerful, durable and fuel saving Diesel Engine. The engine comes with a wide range of horsepower from 10, 11, 12, 12.5, 14 and 15.5.

Fuel capacity and consumption
The fuel tank is made of strong and durable SPCE steel with a capacity of 5 – 10.5 litres. Fuel consumption is 2litres per acre.