NEXAT at Agritechnica

Nov 13, 2023

Don't miss the chance to book a 30 minute slot to talk to people on the NEXAT stand

Since winning the DLG gold medal in 2019 and missing out on having their machine at Agritechnica in 2020 because of the pandemic, the people at NEXAT have been working hard with testing of the machine in different environments. From the USA, to Brazil and continuing work in the Ukraine and Romania, they have covered a lot of ground. This machine, compacting just 5% of the land is truly the way forward and the system cannot be surpassed in terms of environmental supremacy.

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