“Fendt is present at the DLG Feldtage because this event, which brings together professional crop production and agricultural machinery experts, facilitates an exceptionally valuable exchange of ideas. Meeting users who employ our technology on a daily basis provides us with direct inspiration for further developments and reaffirms our commitment to offering practical and forward-looking solutions.
The high level of technical expertise among visitors and the dialogue taking place directly in the field make the event particularly valuable for us and reinforce our focus on the needs of professionals in the agricultural sector.”
An open-minded look at the future of crop production – that is exactly what the DLG Feldtage offer where it counts: out in the field, in a practical setting. Seeing approaches to crop production under real-world conditions, being able to directly compare trials, varieties and methods, and forming my own impression is a personal highlight for me every time.
What makes the Feldtage special for me is the combination of technical input and personal exchange. Practice, science and consultancy engage directly in dialogue here, bringing together a wide variety of perspectives. At the same time, it is the on-site discussions, seeing familiar faces again and making new contacts that often generate precisely the impetus needed to drive the industry forward.
What matters is which approaches ultimately prevail – whether in terms of efficiency, resource conservation or new technologies such as automation and digitalisation. This is precisely where the DLG Feldtage set the direction and demonstrate how agriculture can be made both productive and sustainable.
For us, innovative crop production means NEXAT. We’re moving away from thinking in terms of individual machines and focusing instead on an adaptable crop production system. Our integrated NEXAT AI transforms data into precise decisions. This boosts efficiency, protects the soil and increases profits – NEXAT becomes a productivity booster for your farm.
Klemens Kalverkamp, Founder and Innovator, NEXAT GmbH, Rieste
Our industry is at a turning point: rising costs, increasing competitive pressure and a shortage of skilled workers. Many traditional fleets are reaching their limits.
This is exactly where NEXAT comes in. We integrate all work steps and processes into a modular crop production system. The combination of high efficiency, intelligent automation and data-driven control enables significantly better utilisation of the machinery and boosts productivity. For agricultural businesses, this means a noticeably improved cost structure and clear economic benefits.
At the DLG Field Days, we will be demonstrating the NEXAT in practical use with a 14-metre cultivator.
We look forward to discussing this with you!
The DLG Feldtage are a special event for us: not only do they offer visitors a unique wealth of information and practical insights directly on the field, but they also provide us with the perfect opportunity to show what happens when two strong breeding companies join forces.
Andreas Albersmeier, Managing Director of RAGT Saaten Deutschland GmbH and Strube D&S
The DLG Feldtage are a special event for us: not only do they offer visitors a unique wealth of information and practical insights directly on the field, but they also provide us with the perfect opportunity to show what happens when two strong breeding companies join forces.
Under the motto "Together we grow more", we are presenting our combined strength with Strube as a new part of the RAGT Group – with a broad, cross-cultural portfolio and innovative solutions for sustainable crop production. With this merger, we support agricultural businesses across the entire crop rotation spectrum – from cereals to maize and rapeseed to sugar beet. For farmers, this means greater crop diversity, bundled consulting expertise from specialists and practical solutions from a single source.
"Crop production out of the box" remains our philosophy and stands for our commitment to combining innovation and practical benefits – with solutions such as the DUO system for maize, the Gold Edition for rapeseed and new, sustainable strategies for sugar beet, such as BeetClinic.
Direct exchange with visitors to the DLG Feldtage is particularly valuable to us. Direct dialogue with practitioners is crucial for developing varieties, products and advisory services that make everyday agricultural work easier. Only together can we achieve sustainable agriculture – together we can grow more.
When the anticipation of the harvest is in the air in June, the DLG Feldtage are an absolute must for me: checking crops, discovering new varieties and machines – and networking with women at Female Agri Fellows who, like me, not only live and breathe agriculture, but also want to play an active role in shaping it!
Henriette Keuffel, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
Born on a farm, I am an absolute plant freak anyway. Every year, I am amazed by what our soil produces – how small seeds grow into a whole crop that ultimately ensures yield, quality and future prospects. That's why the DLG Feldtage are the perfect place for me to get to the bottom of things, in the truest sense of the word. Seeing trials, comparing new varieties, experiencing technology in action – it's always a real highlight from a technical point of view and something special.
I particularly love the time in June: there is a mixture of excitement, anticipation and new beginnings in the air. You can really feel that the harvest is about to begin and that what has been growing for months will finally be brought in. At the same time, the field days bring people from across the industry together, not just in an exhibition hall, but actually in the field – in practice. This has its own unique appeal, alongside AGRITECHNICA.
As project manager of the AgrarScouts network at Forum Moderne Landwirtschaft e.V., founder and managing director of LBG Glasiner Gold GmbH, and systemic trainer for communication and public relations in agriculture, my professional life revolves around the interplay between agriculture, society and the big questions of the future surrounding our food security. For me, the field days are therefore not only a source of professional inspiration, but also a platform for encounters and communication, enabling me to develop further and answer one or two questions for myself.
In the context of Female Agri Fellows, I am particularly looking forward to exchanging ideas with committed women from the industry. Agriculture thrives on diversity of perspectives – and as women, we often bring different perspectives to business management, communication and networks. It is inspiring to see how many female colleagues take on responsibility in their own unique way, drive operational innovation and at the same time shape new forms of collaboration – complementing those of their male counterparts in the business. This motivates me to "do it myself" in my own business!
A not-so-everyday thought: for me, the Female Agri Fellows are like strong roots deep beneath the topsoil. Just as plants exchange nutrients and strengthen each other through their roots, we women also form supportive connections that extend far beyond a single event. This network provides support, inspires me time and again and encourages me to break new ground – in the field, in the business and in the public perception of our industry.
In short: that's why the DLG Feldtage are always a must-attend event for me – technically sound, personally enriching and filled with anticipation for all the new things our industry is putting together.
As an innovative company in the field of agricultural technology, the current theme of "Crop production out of the box" is a perfect fit for us! We are convinced that we need to break new ground in agriculture and that modern technology can play a part in ensuring that agriculture in Germany remains productive in the future.
Malte Höner, Head of Sales NL/DACH/CEE AgXeed B. V.
We, the AgXeed team, are delighted to be back at the DLG Feldtage! As an innovative company in the field of agricultural technology, the current theme of "Crop production out of the box" is a perfect fit for us!
We are convinced that we need to break new ground in agriculture and that modern technology can play a part in ensuring that agriculture in Germany remains productive in the future and can continue to produce high-quality food sustainably.
Autonomy in agriculture is already common practice and will be increasingly integrated into farm structures in the future due to increased flexibility, improved operational and crop planning, soil conservation and increased work quality at lower production costs.
With our AgBots in a power range from 75 to 230 hp, the associated planning portal and our intelligent autonomy solutions for standard tractors, we are part of this development.
We are very much looking forward to talking to interested farmers and other visitors at the DLG Feldtage. We want to understand what matters to farmers and what challenges they face in crop production so that we can develop and offer solutions tailored to their needs.
I have been visiting the DLG Feldtage regularly for almost 10 years. It is the ultimate practical event held directly in the field. I enjoy the opportunity to see new varieties on the plots in direct comparison; to see examples of modern plant protection and fertilisation strategies; to experience digital solutions, including smart farming and robotics, up close; and to observe agricultural technology in real-world use. Ready-made solutions are presented here, as well as many ideas and approaches for sustainable crop production, including biodiversity and alternative crops, along with precision farming.
For me, the DLG Feldtage are a wonderful platform for networking: it always feels like a family reunion, but one where you constantly have new and interesting encounters and always see new faces – thank goodness, because young people like to devote themselves to the most beautiful profession on earth! I particularly like the regular Female Agri Fellows meetings, which have been taking place for a few years now. This format has an indescribable power when the power women (which is what women in agriculture always are) come together to exchange ideas in a relaxed and authentic manner on all current and burning issues that are close to their hearts. It's just fun!
For me, the DLG Feldtage are an excellent place to learn about innovations and new developments in agriculture and experience them first-hand. What's more, you meet lots of interesting people and get to talk to them about the future of agriculture.
Martin Moshake, farmer from Osterwieck and managing director of Agrardienst Moshake
Crop production out of the box: This motto is more relevant than ever when it comes to rethinking crop production and showing our customers solutions for the arable farming of the future that are tailored to their needs. To this end, we want to demonstrate selected products in the field and exchange ideas with our customers about "next level farming".
Niels Veltmann, Head of Sales Region DACH, Lemken
Climatic challenges, extreme weather events, phytosanitary requirements, political guidelines, availability of labour and, last but not least, highly volatile producer prices are leading to changes in the intensity of cultivation of familiar arable crops and to the enrichment of crop rotations with new crops.
By expanding our sowing technology to include direct sowing equipment, we can respond individually to these requirements and offer our customers arable farming systems from no-till to the highest labour intensity with ploughing from a single source. Systems for stubble cultivation, basic soil cultivation and seedbed preparation that are adapted to the location, soil type and weather conditions are another important component of these individual arable farming systems, rounded off by equipment for mechanical weed control.
The future reduction in available labour will increasingly require the use of autonomous process technology. An important prerequisite for the autonomous use of equipment is trouble-free work completion through constant monitoring of the work process and, if necessary, independent/autonomous readjustment of the equipment settings. Another goal is the independent optimisation of the desired work quality.
Our farmers often have very individual arable farming strategies in order to combine economic and ecological requirements in the best possible way at their locations and to manage the valuable resource of soil in a sustainable manner.
We look forward to an intensive exchange with practitioners!
The DLG Feldtage focus on exchange, inspiration and real-world applications. For us, this is the ideal setting to demonstrate in practice how the autonomous tipard 1500 multi-carrier platform, integrated sensor technology and versatile attachments can be used to create a precise production system that enables a wide range of applications and thus creates efficient, sustainable processes in crop production.
Josef Schmidt, Managing Director, digital workbench gmbh
The DLG Feldtage focus on exchange, inspiration and real-world applications. It is precisely this practical approach that makes the event one of the most important industry gatherings of the year for us. On trial fields, demonstration areas and in direct dialogue with farmers, researchers and industry, sound expertise meets practical implementation. We appreciate the opportunity not only to present our innovative tipard multi-carrier platform, but also to show it in action, e.g. during sowing or mechanical weed control. The Field Days are excellently organised and offer strong regional and European networking opportunities.
At this year's DLG Feldtage, we will be presenting how the autonomous tipard 1500 multi-carrier platform, integrated sensor technology and versatile attachments create a precise production system that enables a wide range of applications – such as precise sowing, pinpoint fertilisation, laser weeding or mobile assessment – and thus creates efficient, sustainable processes in crop production. One unique feature, for example, is the high-precision guidance of the equipment via a central mounting frame for maximum accuracy. In short: automation meets precision. For us, the Field Days are the ideal place to show how automation works in practice in the field. Because the future of agriculture is created where innovation meets practice.
digital workbench gmbh, based in Wettstetten in Upper Bavaria, develops and manufactures technologies for the intelligent automation of agricultural processes with the highest precision. Under our guiding principle, "The freedom to rethink agriculture — intelligently, precisely, sustainably," we combine autonomous multi-carrier platforms, sensor systems, AI-based image processing, satellite-based navigation, and modular robotics and software solutions to create holistic solutions for efficient and resource-saving agriculture.
We are delighted to be taking part in the DLG Feldtage in Bernburg again this year. We are particularly looking forward to your visit and to discussing with you how we can support and optimise the success of your business. After all, innovation thrives on dialogue. See you soon in Bernburg.
Marcus Iken, Managing Director, Saaten-Union GmbH
We are delighted to be taking part in the DLG Feldtage in Bernburg again this year.
SAATEN UNION, as the sales company for five plant breeders, will present you with a wide range of solutions for successful crop production under the motto ‘Diversity for your success’. You can look forward to over 40 crop varieties, which we will be showcasing at the Feldtage.
We are particularly looking forward to your visit and to discussing with you how we can support and optimise your business success. After all, innovation arises from dialogue. See you soon in Bernburg.