Seed Sensing Technology
This new Seed Sensing Technology utilizes the existing Potato Press Wheel system, but features enhanced wheels that have the ability to sense the contact with each seed piece while they are being locked
MagGrow
The MagGrow technique ensures better coverage and distribution on the plant by means of drop optimization (less large and fewer small drops).
EnviMaxX Potato Haulm Puller
To reduce carbon dioxide emissions in agriculture, REMA Environmental Machinery BV has developed a 48 Volt fully electrically driven haulm puller / root cutter for mechanical potato haulm (foliage) destruction in (seed) potatoes.
Puma 3
Potato machine constructor AVR is introducing the new Puma 3, a four-row potato harvester and the family's summit of efficiency.
Condor self-propelled sprayers
Agrifac Condor crop sprayers are the most stable, most balanced and most sustainable self-propelled sprayers in the world. A stable chassis allows wider booms for greater working widths.
EVO 290 AirSep
The Grimme EVO 290 AirSep is the worlds first bunker harvester with Airsep, a patented separation device.
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Clean & Go-bunker
AVR's newest Spirit 7200 recently joined the AVR Spirit family as a trailed, two-row offset potato harvester. New for this machine is that it can now optionally be equipped with the new Clean & Go bunker.
DiscMaster
The Vegniek DiscMaster sets a new revolution in the field of haulm pulling in the potato industry. The machine is simple, smart, and reliable and guarantees very good results.
Spirit 7200
The AVR Spirit 7200 is a completely new machine in the trailed, two-row harvester category. Its unique feature is an extra haulm roller to be able to remove even more haulm, making it the only one on the market. Control is done by an ISOBUS system.
Select 200
Grimme Select 200 centre trailed, 2-row, various separators for different soil conditions. In addition to the unique combination of separators that allows for optimal adjustment to different harvesting conditions and new technologies
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