Agritechnica

Agritechnica 2023 (12-18 November, Hanover, Germany) will present state-of-the-art alternative drive systems for agricultural machinery. At the exhibition grounds, for the first time, selected exhibitors will be presenting alternative drive systems in the exclusive Drive Experience outdoor area.

Combustion engines and fuel cells, running on climate-neutral hydrogen, can be used to power off-highway vehicles – at Systems & Components 2023 running parallel to Agritechnica 12-18 November, Hanover, Germany.

For the first time, Agritechnica (Hanover, 12-18 November, 2023), will offer a dedicated area to the topic of “Renewable Energies”.

EIMA International 2022 records a record number of visitors and reconfirms itself as a central event in the global agricultural mechanisation scene. Next edition from 6 to 10 November 2024

Visitors to SIMA 2022 came from 120 countries around the world. Among the exhibitors there were 290 new entries compared to last year's edition. Next event 24-28 November 2024

Agritechnica 2022 will not take place due to the deteriorating pandemic situation in recent weeks in Germany

From 27 February to 5 March, during Agritechnica, SYSTEMS & COMPONENTS 2022 will be focussing on technical highlights for use in off-highway vehicles

The next edition of Agritechnica has been postponed to March 2022. The official communication by the organizers arrived today, March 29. The DLG (German Agricultural Society) decided to postpone the primary agricultural exhibition from February 27 to March 5, 2022, following the current uncertaintie...

John Deere Power Systems, Cummins, probably Yanmar. The list of illustrious lacks at Agritechnica is getting longer, as is the hand of Covid. It is too early to draw hasty conclusions, so for now we will rely on Deere’s words. John Deere won’t be at Agritechnica “John Deere is extending ...

The European tractor market makes a small but significant step forward, with an estimated growth of around 5 percent in sales for 2019. According to data provided by CEMA, the European Agricultural Machinery Association, the ‘vehicles’ registered in Europe are 191,587. Of these, tractors...