Alberta-made low-tech tractor getting attention worldwide

A red tractor with black bucket and bale-loader attachment is shown in front of trees.

A small agricultural service shop in central Alberta has developed an all-mechanical tractor that promises low-cost reliability and ease of repair in a sector where most machinery has become increasingly high-tech and often includes computer servicing contracts. Ursa Ag in Bowden is fielding inquiries from across North America.

A small agricultural service shop in central Alberta has developed an all-mechanical tractor that promises low-cost reliability and ease of repair in a sector where most machinery has become increasingly high-tech and often includes computer servicing contracts. Ursa Ag in Bowden is fielding inquiries from across North America.A red tractor with black bucket and bale-loader attachment is shown in front of trees.

A small agricultural service shop in central Alberta has developed an all-mechanical tractor that promises low-cost reliability and ease of repair in a sector where most machinery has become increasingly high-tech and often includes computer servicing contracts. Ursa Ag in Bowden is fielding inquiries from across North America.

News/Canada/Calgary

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