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The GRIMME RH 20/24 Combi are modular receiving hoppers combining intake, cleaning and grading. With PU rollers, optional separators and picking tables, they ensure gentle handling, high throughput and flexible configuration.

Miedema, specialist in planting, storage and sorting technology, is introducing a new generation of the MC (Miedema Conveyor) series, single and duo belt conveyors.

The GRIMME GH 4 is a compact 4-row ridging hiller for small to medium fields, forming large ridges with low power use. It adapts to soils, supports weed control, and enables chemical-free ridging with GH Eco.

El cortador de patatas de siembra Miedema, PGS, corta las patatas de siembra sin afectar a la calidad del producto. Las afiladas cuchillas de acero inoxidable, que se desinfectan constantemente durante el trabajo, garantizan una superficie de corte lisa.

Miedema MH receiving hoppers ensure gentle crop handling, efficient cleaning, and low energy use. With modular options like pre-graders and Smart-Pin, they offer top performance in storage lines. 100% electric and easy to integrate with Start-Control.

The GRIMME WH 200 is a mounted windrower for potatoes and root crops, offering gentle handling, flexible discharge options, and improved drying and harvesting efficiency.

Riverscreen filters are self-cleaning, water-driven screens for depths from 10 cm. Flow 40–1500 m³/h, 80–120 mesh filtration, 4"–12" suction. Durable stainless steel, fish-friendly, ideal for irrigation from rivers, canals, lakes, or slurry ponds.

AMAZONE UX 01 Super - a new generation sprayers

Wevano Bunker Sorting Installations offer efficient, high-capacity buffering and sorting with custom dosing bunkers, precise flow control, and seamless integration—ideal for root crops and grains in industrial or farm-scale operations.

Agriculture 4.0: Bosch BASF Smart Farming and AMAZONE recently presented a preview of the Smart Spraying Solution in France. At the heart of the challenges affecting food sovereignty and agroecological transition