Etesia Unveil 2016 Calendar at SALTEX 2015

Visitors to the Etesia UK Stand on C050 at SALTEX 2015, held at the NEC Birmingham from 4-5 November, will be able to get their hands on the company’s free 2016 calendar.

The stars of the new calendar are Alanna Saskia Thomas and Kirsty Howe, who pose alongside some of Etesia and Pellenc’s market leading products. The girls will be joining the Etesia UK team on the stand where they will be available to sign the calendars and visitors will also have the opportunity to have a photo taken with them.

Alanna has previously appeared on ITV’s hit show Take Me Out while Kirsty has featured in a number of music videos.

Those who receive the calendar will be treated to a new picture each month, such as the girls revealing their inner warriors to represent the extreme cutting capabilities of the Attila brushcutter; a western style theme for the new Buffalo ride-on mower; a Christmas shot which highlights the efficiency of the new Etesia Donky Electric wheel barrow and the girls taking it easy showcasing the effortless operation of the ETMower robotic mower.

The two girls also model alongside the company’s leading range of Pellenc battery powered equipment which is exclusively distributed in the UK by Etesia UK.

Visitors will also be able to view a range of pedestrian and ride-on rotary mowers and a range of Pellenc battery-powered equipment.

To see a behind-the-scenes video of the photo shoot you can visit https://youtu.be/By_mIKeDc9U

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