Salsify harvesting in Limburg by the Belgian contractor Weltjens with 2 Dewulf bunker harvesters. Photo: S. Jussen
The salsify is loaded into containers with a unique self-propelled transfer truck. First they are cleaned again. Photo: S. Jussen
On this plot in Drenthe, some soil improvement is carried out before the season starts. A disturbing layer must be stirred up. Photo: H. Deuling
Contractor Jan Wiechertjes from Eerste Exloërmond is injecting slurry with a brand new combination. Photo: H. Deuling
Belgian contractor Steyns from Lontzen is spreading manure with 2 impressive Bergmann fertilizer spreaders. Photo: S. Jussen
The German Agrarservice Althausen drives out of Carbokalk. A fertilizer made from residual flows from the beet processor. Photo: S. Jussen
A beef farmer from Raalte (Ov.) spreads manure over the grassland. Photo: R. Pekkeriet
Contractor R. Borst from Laag-Zuthem is injecting slurry on a sunny day. Photo: R. Pekkeriet

Photo report Agrifoto.nl

Sun brings farmers outside

26 March 2018 - Redactie Boerenbusiness

The sporadic sunny days ensure that farmers can do something on the land, when conditions permit. The conditions are not good enough everywhere. Moreover, it remains to gamble whether being early pays off.

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