The Fendt 1050 Vario on the XXXLandtechnik Tagen at the German dealer Agravis in Meppen. Since the end of last year, the first tractors have been delivered to end users. Photo: J. Eising

A Fendt 9490X combine on tracks at dealer Agravis. The machines are built in Breganze, Italy, where Laverda was previously produced. Photo: J. Eising

In New Zealand, the grain harvest is in full swing, like here at an arable farm in Canterbury. The yield is good. This plot yielded 11 tons of wheat for seed. Photo: O. Percy

The same combine during the harvest of grass seed. A large part is intended for the Dutch Barenbrug. Photo: O. Percy

A Fendt 828 and Wienhoff manure tank at the dealer Agravis show in Meppen. The new fresh green color nature green from Fendt is clearly visible. Photo: H. Deuling

Those looking for a young used tractor are at the right place at the company. A large company also means a lot of trade-in. Much goes through the joint auction with Ritchie Bros. away. Photo: H. Deuling

Contractor Rensen from Mariënheem injecting slurry on grassland in Overijssel last week. Photo J. de Rijk

Contractor Lindeboom from Dalfsen is also busy spreading calf manure. Photo: J. de Rijk

Chopping grass in County Wicklow, Ireland last May. In between showers, dry moments must be taken. The most natural thing in the world for the Irish. Photo: N. van der Boom

This Irish dairy farmer chops the grass himself, together with his neighbours. There is no such thing as a long drying time in the country. Mowing, raking and chopping. The weather doesn't always cooperate. Certainly not in this mountainous area. Photo: N. van der Boom

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The combines roll in New Zealand

23 February 2017 - Redactie Boerenbusiness

While you have probably just thrown a splash of water from the rain gauge in the Netherlands, and much more is on the way, the combines are rolling on the other side of the world. In New Zealand, the wheat and grass seed harvest is in full swing.

When conditions allow it in the Netherlands, it is mainly slurry that plays a role. And if it rains again, we can always go to a show.

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The combines roll in New Zealand

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