The lightweight Grimme Rootster is gaining popularity in the Netherlands. mts. Sterenborg-Kooij from Onstwedde is harvesting with their brand new machine. Photo: H. Deuling
Sowing winter wheat in Kötterichen in the Eifel, Germany. With a beautiful autumn landscape in the background. Photo: H. Deuling
Small plots and cables above the ground, that is Belgium. It's not because of the huge machines, such as this Krone forage harvester. Photo: I. Sanders
Contractor Greefs chopping in the border region between the Netherlands and Belgium. It always looks different from the air. So it seems as if another species has been sown. Photo: I. Sanders
Contractor Dam from Wehe-Den Hoorn harvests beets at arable farm Mansholt in Vierhuizen. The days are getting shorter, but the work still has to go on. Photo: F. Gunnink
The same contracting company is also working with their Vervaet harvester. Here at a farmer in Warfhuizen. Photo: F. Gunnink
While the owner goes to harvest beets, the dog watches faithfully until he returns. Photo: N. van der Boom
The campaign started very wet. By mid-September it was already dredging, as here at contractor Breure in Swifterbant. Photo: N. van der Boom
Contractor Van der Wijk from Valthermond is harvesting beets in the Veenkoloniën in mid-October under wonderful conditions. Photo: E. de Vries
Harvesting starch potatoes at Buijs farm in Emmer-Compascuum. To get rid of the tough starch leaves, a special topper hangs in the front. Photo: E. de Vries
Arable farm Dees from s-Gravenpolder is harvesting potatoes from the Zeeland clay in mid-October. Photo: M. Nijssen
On the other side of the world, in Canada, the combines are not ready yet. Here spring barley is threshed from the swath. Photo: M. Nijssen

Photo report Agrifoto.nl

All hands on deck at harvest work

23 October 2017 - Redactie Boerenbusiness

It is all hands on deck to successfully complete the last stretch of the 2017 harvest. That means harvesting the last potatoes and sugar beets that have to be removed from the ground.

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