Usarya

About Usarya

Usarya Polska Sp. z o.o. is a specialized engineering firm operating in the agricultural machinery market, established in 2017. The company was founded by a trio of experienced constructors—Sławomir Wiśniewski, Marcin Wiśniewski, and Marcin Gołębiewski—who identified a significant gap in the market for efficient stone removal from arable land. Their direct experience highlighted the challenges faced by farmers, where nearly 30% of Poland's agricultural land is stony, leading to machinery damage and difficult cultivation.

The company's core business revolves around the design, production, and sale of its flagship product, the "Husarya" stone-picking machine. This machine is engineered to address the inefficiency and high labor costs associated with manually clearing fields. Usarya Polska's business model is direct sales of this specialized machinery to a diverse client base. While its primary market is agriculture and horticulture, the machine also finds applications in maintaining horse racing tracks, beaches, and athletic tracks.

The Husarya machine is offered in various models, such as the SCS 100/200 and SCS 300/50, with working widths of up to 7 meters and a working depth of up to 25 cm. It is capable of collecting stones ranging from 2.5 to 50 centimeters in diameter. A key feature is its integrated cleaning and loading system; a rotor separates stones from the soil, ensuring that clean aggregate is collected in the hopper. This not only prepares the land for cultivation but also creates a saleable byproduct, as the collected stones can be sold for use in construction and landscaping. This dual benefit provides a clear return on investment for the machine's owners.

Since its inception, the company has achieved notable milestones, securing 1 million PLN in funding in 2019 from the AgriTech Hub fund, backed by the National Centre for Research and Development (NCBR). The product has received numerous accolades, including a gold medal at the Agrotech 2019 fair and the Grand Prix at Polagra Premiery in 2020. The firm is also expanding its international footprint, showcasing its machinery at events like Lamma 2025 in the UK to attract new markets, particularly among potato growers.