A new potato harvester by Ropa was the main novelty shown at Potato Europe in Kain, Belgium.
Potato Europe is most and for all a networking event for professionals in the potato industry. Because the Agritechnica show is just around the corner, manufacturers didn’t bring new machines to the show.
One exception was Ropa – they showed a new potato harvester called the Keiler L2 Classic, which is a bit less advanced than the Keiler 2 and about 10 percent cheaper.
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Other manufacturers limited themselves to small adjustments. AVR for instance made their Ceres 450 planting machine Isobus-ready. It can however only be controlled via the AVR terminal, not via the tractor terminal.
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By making the Ceres Isobus-ready, 7 functions can now be controlled using GPS, instead of just 2. Uploading of maps is now also possible.