In Nooitgedacht Vervaet demonstrated 3 Q-series beet harvesters of the types 616 and 621. Photo: H. Deuling
In addition to the standard harvesting technique, Vervaet also showed an integral defoliator and cleaning shaft. Photo: H. Deuling
On December 12, Grimme also organized a harvesting demonstration in Drenthe. Including their Rexor 620 bunker harvester. Photo: H. Deuling
There is a lot of interest in the trailed Rootster 604 harvester. This is from arable farming company Sterenborg-Kooij from Onstwedde. Photo: H. Deuling
In Flevoland, a lot of soil was plowed last summer and autumn due to ideal conditions. Photo: N. van der Boom
Usually a task for the contractor, but in this case the arable farmer does it himself. Photo: N. van der Boom
In addition to deep ploughing, conditions were ideal for grading until well into November. This is what contracting company Aernouts-Tax from Loenhout is doing. Photo: D. van Camp
The same contractor, but with the largest John Deere wheel tractor in action: the 8400R. Photo: D. van Camp
Contractor Heijboer harvests carrots for arable farming company Sinke from Biddinghuizen. Photo: J. Drost
Chopping corn by contractor Van Boxmeer from Helmond with a DAF 85 CF truck under the pipe of the New Holland FR700 chopper. Photo: J. Drost

Photo report Agrifoto.nl

Manufacturers demonstrate beet harvesters

13 December 2018 - Redactie Boerenbusiness

The harvester manufacturers Vervaet and Grimme took advantage of the circumstances to demonstrate some of their beet harvesters. In both cases this happened last week in Drenthe. Furthermore, it is quiet on land.

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