Contractor Oosterhuis from Nijeveen, Drenthe, is busy pressing maize into bales. Photo: J. Eising

And on a completely different scale: ensiling maize for a biogas installation in Nieuweroord in Drenthe. The maize is delivered by trucks. Photo: J. Eising

Contractor Fijnaart from Heijningen harvests sugar beet in mid-September. From the start of the campaign, the beet yield was sky-high. Photo: J. van Kasteren

Arable farming and contracting company Mts. Geluk from Dinteloord harvests with a striking appearance: this Ropa Tiger beet harvester. Photo: J. van Kasteren

Contractor Cintégro from Ens will stop and will auction its inventory this month. Here we see the company lifting roots at the end of October in the NOP. Photo: N. van der Boom

Planting tulip bulbs in Creil near Mts. Bomb. Even then it was not dry, although the light soil is easy to work with. Photo: N. van der Boom

A fallow plot, where early carrots have grown, is worked with the disc harrow to kill the weeds. Photo: N. van der Boom

A crowd of importance on this lot. Dirkmaat Bloembollen is busy with plowing and planting tulips, while the straw cover goes directly over it. Photo: N. van der Boom

Checking machines at the large Danish contractor Skamstrup. The front tank can still hold a few cubic meters of manure to keep the combination in balance. Photo: J. Groeneboom

And take a look at a Danish seed potato grower. Photo: J. Groeneboom

Photo report Agrifoto.nl

Harvest 2017 will go down in the books as special

2 January 2018 - Redactie Boerenbusiness - 1 reaction

The 2017 harvest will go down in the books as special for almost every farmer. Whether it's the extreme wetness, sky-high yields or sugar beets and other crops that are still in the ground. In a series of photo reports we look back on last autumn.

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Photo report Agrifoto.nl

Harvest 2017 will go down in the books as special

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