Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair

Agricultural Machinery Assembly and RepairCan Be The Basis of A Successful Environmental BusinessStarting an Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair business can be a good way to develop a environmental business. In order to succeed, you will need to learn about the building a agricultural machinery business and about how to market a business. When you start a Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair business, you become an entrepreneur. An Entrepreneur is a risk taker who desires to create a business using his/ her own ideas, taking the risk to create more wealth by creating new products and/ or services.
An Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair business entrepreneur is a person who makes a commitment to create a business as a part of his or her desire to potentiate himself and his family and community. He seeks to create jobs, provide an opportunity for others to develop through the use of used agricultural machinery. Here are some of the steps that can lead you to success:1. Start Small
It's better than never starting at all2. Earn a few pennies
It's good practice before you earn those dollars3. Begin with an idea
There's probably a good one close to hand right now4. Think like a visionary
Always look for th e big picture5. Keep the faith
Believe in yourself and your business even when others do not6. Ready, Fire! Aim!
If you think too much about it, you may never start7. Profit or perish
Always be working to decrease costs and increase sales. Anything less and your business will perish.8. Be positive
The world of business is tough. You must keep up your self esteem and a positive attitude to keep it from defeating you.9. Continuously improve your business
It's the best way to attract customers, increase sales and grow your business.10. Believe in your people
And they will make you rich.11. Never run out of money
Keep a steady cash flow from small and large income flows. It's the most important lesson you can learn.12. Attract new customers every day
You need to market every single day and night and 24 hours daily through the internet and with your viral marketing program.13. Be persistent, Don’t give up
Nothing in the world takes the place of persistence. Don't give up. keep on working. keep on trying.14. Build a brand name
Earn your reputation.15. Opportunity waits for no one
Don't wait and find out someone else has become the agent for your country and you can't get in on agricultural machinery business
The environmental revolution is here and businesses all over the world are now beginning to see it not as restraint on their growth, but as wide open market for many of their products and services," noted Dr. Carol Cross, president of SPW Ecojustice Center and founder of the SPW Ecojustice Center Agricultural Machinery Assembly Association (SPWECAMAA ).The fact is that firms in developing countries are in a perfect position to profit from environmental business development through the association. Many firms in the developing countries already have a track record of working manufacturing and exporting small scale industrial machinery. The recycling of agricultural machinery and machinery parts is one of the best ways for small scale businesses as well as individuals to start a business that can be developed into a large scale enterprise. Most developing countries are in need of agricultural machinery to develop agriculture. Food shortages loom in the near future from a variety of problems from population growth, deforestation and urban migration. By starting a business to recycle used agricultural machinery and parts in your country you can ensure local producers they have the machinery they need to increase food production. In developed countries like the USA there is a great deal of used machinery that can be imported at a reasonable cost and if you have the skills of repairing these machinery you can develop a lucrative business.

In addition, there is a great deal of opportunities' for developing businesses recycling agricultural and forest wastes through biomass development. The SPW Ecojustice Center Agricultural Machinery Assembly Association is dedicated to developing environmental businesses in your country through recycling presently unused resources
The association offers access to many kinds of machinery, equipment and systems related to agricultural and forestry. Members of the association will be enabled both to buy and sell these items. this is a program designed to facilitate the quadrupling the food production in developing countries. Thus our members have access to everything needed for sustainable agriculture and forestry.
Such equipment systems include solar energy systems, wind energy systems, livestock feedstuffs, used tractors, Japanese tractors, Chinese tractors, Indian farm equipment, biomass energy plants, livestock breeding supplies, livestock feed plants, fertilizer plants, abono organica equipment, natural pesticides plants, livestock feed supplies, fitoremediation machinery, irrigation systems, water harvesting systems, water supply systems, cut to length logging equipment, reforestation equipment, used trucks, used agricultural parts, agricultural implements, briquetting plants, used agricultural equipment, farm storage systems, biofuel plants and agroindustrial plants.Your country is desperately in need of a business dedicated to repairing and rebuilding used agricultural and forestry machinery as well as machinery for small scale industrial production. Your country is poised to increase food production and could make a giant leap into the worldwide fast developing green marketplace with the right support and necessary inputs," he continued."Because of the great potential for firms from your country in agriculture and forestry,the SPWECAMAA is offering firms the opportunity to maximize their participation in the growing green business sector by becoming a member of the association," he continued. SPWECAMAA will enable entrepreneurs in their countries to cash on their present assets including 1) gaining the skills to repair agricultural machinery, 2) finding markets for their equipment,3) locating needed technology and information. Additionally SPWECAMAA notes that their country is wide open for the development of Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair business.
SPWECAMAA provides many benefits to members including
1) Access to agricultural machinery
2) access to used agricultural machinery parts
3) information on repairing equipment tools
4) sources for recycling machinery.In addition members get the SAMEI five step program for developing their agricultural machinery and spare parts business. The SAMEI system consists of these steps:Step 1. Sell - used agricultural machinery, trucks, working bicycle, motorcycles and parts
Step 2.Assembly - repair agricultural machinery, rebuild engines, reassemble agricultural machinery, change right handed to left handed agricultural machinery, build special agricultural machinery like truck beds and cargo tops, elongate trucks, build trailers
Step 3. Manufacture - There are many agricultural machinery parts you can manufacture for incountry use and export - small scale equipment is available
Step 4.Export - export your parts and agricultural machinery to neighboring countries
Step 5.Integrate - Enter world markets in Europe and North America through export. Create relationships worldwide through SPW Ecojustice Center To create consortiums to market many kinds of farm machinery parts and agricultural machineryMarketing assistance for export products 2) Information conduit services 3) Free advertising in SPWECAMAA publicationsIn addition, SPWECAMAA has agreed to offer special services to members of the Consortium firms from these countries including a) workshops and conferences, b) polyeconomic tradeservices, c) the SAMEI system for agricultural machinery industry development, d) equipment sourcing, e) virtual corporation formation, f) Joint venture formation, g) Export marketing services, h) Technology transfer services, I) use of SPWECAMAA offices as US headquarters and support systems when visiting the USA, and j) assistance in setting up a their agricultural machinery business. The SPWECAMAA is expected to consist of 500 or more US, International, and developing country firms who will work together to develop agricultural machinery businesses. Additionally the SPWECAMAA will serve as a sounding board and each member will be entitled to free membership on the SPWECAMAA Special Advisory panel to give members a loud and direct voice to the SPWECAMAA to assure it is meeting the needs of the membership. Through membership in the panel you will be able to tell the management what you as a firm or government agency need from them to increase the profitability of your business.A list of Special Advisory panel members will be published in the SAMEI Entrepreneur and other SPWECAMAA publications which will be placed on our websites. Membership on the panel will give your organization a great deal of international exposure.The SPWECAMAA will be publishing an annual directory of members which will be available free to members.For membership information contact Dr. Carol Cross, Director, SPWECAMAA
You are invited to participate in a whole new way of sustainable development. The developed countries are full of old, discarded agricultural machinery, trucks, and other equipment that go into filling up our landfills and polluting our earth. By developing this recycling business we becoming environmental entrepreneurs, we support environmental responsibility. It is a calling that fights global warming and is a key part of creating a sustainable planetary economy. Join us and profit from doing something good for the environment.
DUES SCHEDULE

Note: Check for dues must accompany application and must be in US funds. If application is not accepted, dues will be refunded.
CATEGORY 1: US$150 before June 1, 2013. US$ 250 after June 1, 2013
CATEGORY 2: US$250 before June 1, 2013. US$ 350 after June 1, 2013
CATEGORY 3: US$250 before June 1, 2013. US$ 350 after June 1, 2013
CATEGORY 4: US$ 75 before June 1, 2013. US$ 125 after June 1, 2013
CATEGORY 5: US$750 before June 1, 2013. US$900 after June 1, 2013

Definition of Categories
CATEGORY 1 - Regular Voting Members include but are not limited to:
African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American agricultural firms
African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American forestry and forest products companies
African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American small scale machinery manufacturers and exporters
African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American firms seeking to develop environmental businesses
African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American firms desiring to develop a SAMEI business
African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American firms seeking to contact international suppliers and buyers
African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American firms desiring to market through export
African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American firms producing handicrafts, hand made paper, etc.
African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American firms seeking technology transfer and joint ventures
CATEGORY 2 - Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair Voting Members
African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American and international environmental businesses, forestry and forest products companies, ecological and development planning firms
CATEGORY 3 - Associate Voting Members
International firms who wish to develop joint ventures, market to the African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American countries, develop Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair projects in African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American countries, buy from African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American producers, subcontract with African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American firms
CATEGORY 4 -
Auxiliary Nonvoting Members
College professors, students, not for profit organizations, churches, social groups, universities, social service organizations, learning centers, government agencies
CATEGORY 5 - Corporation Voting Members
Large scale construction firms, export houses, manufacturers, bankers, financing institutions
DECLARATION

I herewith agree to support the principles and purposes of the SPW Ecojustice Center Agricultural Machinery Assembly Association and to conduct business legally, ethically and in a sustainable, ecologically sound manner and in the best interest of the Environmental Entrepreneurial Movement and Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair WAY of life.
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Note: Check for dues must accompany application and must be in US funds. If application is not accepted, dues will be refunded.
CATEGORY 1: US$150 before June 1, 2013. US$ 250 after June 1, 2013
CATEGORY 2: US$250 before June 1, 2013. US$ 350 after June 1, 2013
CATEGORY 3: US$250 before June 1, 2013. US$ 350 after June 1, 2013
CATEGORY 4: US$ 75 before June 1, 2013. US$ 125 after June 1, 2013
CATEGORY 5: US$750 before June 1, 2013. US$900 after June 1, 2013