The following information is a Web Extra from the pages of Farm Journal. It corresponds with the article "Where Tech is Headed” by Charlene Finck. You can find the article in the 2009-10 Machinery Guide.
Coverage from the 2009
Agritechnica, held in Hanover, Germany.
by Charlene Finck, Farm Journal Editor
Agritechnica opened for a special preview day on Sunday with more than 2,000 exhibits sprawling in 18 halls at the Hannover fairground. While it is impossible to see everything in one day, two mammoth tractors were show-stoppers and had even those who hadn't seen them talking about the machines. The two – the Deutz Agro XXL and the new Claas Xerion 5000 – were both unveiled to the public at the show.
by Charlene Finck, Farm Journal Editor
It must have been a dirty job and the Fendt had to do it – from the looks for the Fendt 936 on display at the Agritechnica show in Hanover, Germany. It is the first tractor on a show lot that has more dirt than Armor All in my 25 years of reporting on machinery.
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Videos
by Charlene Finck, Farm Journal Editor
Check out this remote-controlled helicopter that caught many people's eye at Agritechnica.
by Charlene Finck, Farm Journal Editor
Pretend like you're at Agritechnica. Take a tour of the AGCO, Claas and John Deere booths.
Take a look at this interesting machine on display at Germany's 2009 Agritechnica -- a potato sorter.
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by Charlene Finck, Farm Journal Editor
Meet Cameron and Nicole Carstensen of Almira, Wash. and Gary and Brenda Gronewold of Pickrell, Neb. They were the lucky winners of an all-expense paid trip to Agritechnica, courtesy of Farm Journal and Top Producer.
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Every
Agritechnica, the top innovations introduced at the event receive a gold or silver medal. Here are the five gold medal winners for 2009
Every
Agritechnica, the top innovations introduced at the event receive a gold or silver medal.
Here is the first wave of silver medal winners for 2009
Every
Agritechnica, the top innovations introduced at the event receive a gold or silver medal. Here is the second wave of silver medal winners for 2009.
This wraps up the innovation winners from Agritechnica
It was concealed until
Agritechnica's preview day, and it took a big sheet to cover Deutz-Fahr's XXL 1630. The eight-wheeled tractor was built as prototype by a partnership between the company and a German university.
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Farm Journal - Mid-November 2009
