Companies offering Equipment for Potato Farming in Europe

GRIMME Belgium NV Agricultural machinery manufacturer in Roeselare, Belgium

GRIMME Belgium supplies potato planters, harvesters, haulm toppers, separators, soil cultivation equipment, conveyors, grading and storage systems, along with spare parts and service support for potato and vegetable farming in Belgium.

GRIMME France is a regional sales and service subsidiary that helps French producers of vegetables, potatoes, and sugar beets. The firm helps farmers implement automated solutions for planting, harvesting, and storage activities by offering agricultural machinery, technical assistance, replacement parts, and after-sales services.

GRIMME Group is a global manufacturer of agricultural machinery for potato, sugar beet, and vegetable farming. Its product portfolio includes potato planters, harvesters (VARITRON), soil cultivation equipment, separators, haulm toppers, receiving hoppers, conveyors, grading and storage systems, and vegetable harvesting machinery.

GRIMME Langquaid is a major subsidiary and production plant of the GRIMME Group, a German agricultural machinery firm. It is located in Langquaid, Germany, and serves the group's global activities by manufacturing specialist equipment for potato, sugar beet, and vegetable cultivation.

GRIMME Nederland is the GRIMME Group's Dutch affiliate, providing regional sales, service, and distribution for agricultural machinery. Based in the Netherlands, the company provides equipment and technical services to farmers and agribusinesses for potato, sugar beet, and vegetable production.

GRIMME Polska, part of the GRIMME Group, supplies potato, beet, and vegetable machinery in Poland. It provides planting, harvesting, and storage equipment with local sales, service, and technical support for efficient crop production.

RIMME Russia is GRIMME Group's regional company that sells and services agricultural machinery in Russia. The firm is part of GRIMME's global network of subsidiaries, which provides farmers with specialized equipment for potato, sugar beet, and vegetable cultivation.

GRIMME Skandinavien, a subsidiary of the GRIMME Group, offers potato machinery including planters, harvesters, haulm toppers, windrowers, separators, and storage systems, along with precision farming solutions and aftersales support across Scandinavia.

GRIMME Uelzen functions as a German sales and service facility focused on customer support, spare parts, and machinery servicing. It is part of GRIMME’s domestic network that ensures operational support for agricultural machinery users in northern Germany.

Grimme UK is a sales and service subsidiary of the GRIMME brand, known for its potato, beet, and vegetable technology.

With a history dating back to 1912, Grønt Maskin is now the largest equipment supplier to Norwegian vegetable producers.

Created in 1994, the group is now euro-direct manufacturer, importer and integrator, it aims to provide the customer with a complete range of equipment for potato, onion, carrots and other vegetables.

Gruva Techniek specializes in providing custom-made wheels for agricultural and other machinery. Working in collaboration with tire dealers, the company focuses on delivering durable, high-quality solutions tailored to specific requirements.

HADI Handelsgesellschaft für Gartenbaubedarf mbH supplies packaging, crop protection, and farming equipment for the potato industry, including bags, nets, fleece, planting machines, and washing technology to support efficient and sustainable potato production.

Comprised of leading dealerships Hamilton Brothers, Reekie Ltd and Ross of Lanark, today the group offers product, parts and service support across the Central Belt of Scotland.

Klep Agro is a Netherlands-based provider that specializes in agricultural machinery, spares, and technical solutions for farming operations.

Hands-on Tech provides advanced RTK correction guidance and autoguiding systems designed to enhance farming precision. With an accuracy of up to 2.5 cm, these systems help minimize overlaps, optimize U-turns, and allow operators to focus on tasks rather than manual driving.