Agromek

Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

Who this event is for

New this edition

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  The renewable energy and biogas strand of the fair has grown into a distinct equipment category rather than a sideline, matching the Danish push to turn slurry into biomethane and digestate fertiliser.

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  Recent editions have shifted from static spec sheets to terminal-driven demonstrations, with section control, variable-rate application and task-file exchange between mixed fleets shown on the stand.

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  Ventilation controllers, barn sensors and herd management software have moved closer to the machinery halls, reflecting how dairy and pig units now buy hardware and data services together.

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  Mowers, tedders, balers and wrappers are increasingly presented as matched combinations rather than single machines, aimed at contractors comparing whole-line throughput.

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Frequently asked

Glossary

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ISOBUS

The ISO 11783 standard that lets tractors, implements and terminals from different manufacturers talk to each other over one in-cab display and job computer. At Agromek it is the shorthand buyers use when checking whether a new sprayer, seeder or slurry tanker will plug into an existing tractor fleet.

2

TMR (total mixed ration) mixer wagon

A trailed or self-propelled machine that weighs, cuts and blends silage, straw, grain and concentrate into one consistent feed mix for dairy or beef cattle. Feed efficiency and mixing accuracy are the usual talking points on the livestock equipment stands.

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Slurry tanker with trailing shoe or injector

A tanker that applies liquid manure below or at the soil surface rather than broadcasting it, cutting ammonia loss and odour. Danish nitrogen rules make application technique a purchasing criterion rather than an optional extra.

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Section control and variable-rate application

GPS-based software that switches individual sprayer or seeder sections off over overlaps and adjusts dose to a prescription map. Typically demonstrated with a terminal and a field map rather than described on a brochure.

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Automatic milking system (AMS)

A robotic milking unit that lets cows present themselves for milking through the day while the herd management software tracks yield, cell count and visits per animal. Relevant to the dairy and livestock barn equipment sections.

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Manure-based biogas digester

A covered reactor that ferments slurry and organic residues into methane-rich gas for electricity, heat or upgrading to grid-quality biomethane, leaving a digestate used as fertiliser. Agromek's renewable energy and biogas exhibitors sit in this part of the value chain.

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Mower conditioner

A grassland machine that cuts forage and crimps the stems through rollers so the crop dries evenly for silage or hay. Working width, roller type and headland handling are the comparison points between brands.

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Drift-reduction sprayer nozzle

A nozzle or air-assist system that keeps spray droplets in the target canopy instead of drifting, meeting buffer-zone and wind conditions written into labels. Frequently asked about on sprayer stands serving Danish and wider EU arable farms.

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Grain dryer and storage system

Equipment for bringing harvested grain down to a safe moisture level and holding it in silos or flat stores with aeration and temperature monitoring. Harvest weather in the Nordics makes dry capacity a recurring investment decision.

10

Telehandler and loader attachments

Telescopic handlers, wheel loaders and the buckets, grabs, bale spikes and manure forks fitted to them for feeding, mucking out and yard work. Attachments are usually shown as a system alongside the base machine.

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Barn climate and ventilation control

Sensors, fans, inlets and controllers that hold temperature, humidity and ammonia inside livestock housing within target bands. A growing software layer that connects barn climate data to herd management records.

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Farm management software (FMIS)

The farm management information system where field records, machine task files, livestock data and accounting meet, and which exchanges ISOXML task data with terminals and implements. Buyers compare how well it absorbs data from mixed fleets.