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crop.zone joins forces with genAG to deliver innovative potato desiccation and weed control solutions across Canada

crop.zone is pleased to announce a new distribution partnership with genAG, a trusted provider of specialized agricultural equipment in Manitoba, Canada. This partnership builds on crop.zone’s established presence in Canada, where the company has been conducting a direct sales approach successfully with its electric crop management technology during the last years.

Now, through genAG’s support and market reach, Canadian farmers will have greater access to crop.zone’s advanced, herbicide-free solutions.

Eco-friendly technology

Justin Glen Kehler, Owner of GenAG, says: “At genAG, we are driven by a commitment to genuine support for Canadian farmers. We carefully select our equipment to ensure it meets the needs of today’s forward thinking agricultural operations, and crop.zone’s electric crop management solutions are a perfect fit.

“We’re excited to bring crop.zone’s innovative, highly effective, and eco-friendly technology to our Canadian customers.”

With genAG as an official distribution partner, crop.zone’s electric crop management solutions, including systems for potato desiccation, cover crop management, and weed control, will now be available for widespread use across Canada. This collaboration marks a significant step forward in supporting Canadian farmers with regenerative and efficient farming practices.

A strong regional partner

Christian Kohler, Chief Commercial Officer at crop.zone says: “We are very satisfied to establish a new partnership with genAG, a strong regional partner in Canada with a great history of distribution of leading European agriculture equipment. As well the company’s customer commitment for great service and maximum customer satisfaction was for us a key element to start our partnership.

“With genAG’s extensive expertise and customer-focused approach, we look forward to helping more Canadian farmers embrace electric crop management.”

Source: crop.zone


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