Contractor Keulers from Beek chopping maize on a rainy September day. It hasn't been really wet this fall yet. Photo I. Jacobs

Contractor Egide London from Voeren is busy in the maize with large material. The campaign already started in mid-August. Photo: I. Jacobs

After a rain shower and a lot of sun, the grass grows exuberant again in many places and it is possible to silage again. Photo: J. Eising

Ensiling maize for fermentation at Kloosterman Biogas in Nieuweroord. Photo: J. Eising

At Klaver Koeling in Kraggenburg, tribal cultivation seed potatoes of the Arizona variety are loaded. Photo: N. van der Boom

With a special loader, the seed potatoes are loaded directly into crates. It was swathed earlier that day. Photo: N. van der Boom

Due to the dry weather, a lot of land has been cleared and drained. This is where contracting company Aarnink & Ooms is at work. Photo E. Koolhof

Loading one of the last parcels of onions in the NOP at the end of September with a striking Wühlmaus machine. Photo: E. Koolhof

Contractor Roeke from Liederholthuis chops a parcel of handsome maize. Many parts are heavily scarred by the drought. Photo: R. Pekkeriet

Contractor Grootenhuis from Stegeren busy in the maize. Photo: R. Pekkeriet

Photo report Agrifoto.nl

Special growing season concluded with a unique harvest

8 October 2018 - Redactie Boerenbusiness

Much has already been said and written about this year's yields and quality. The special growing season is followed by a unique autumn. All crops can be brought in under excellent conditions.

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Photo report Agrifoto.nl

Special growing season concluded with a unique harvest

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