Vermeer Details Alliance With UK Spreader Firm Bunning

The partnership integrates Bunning manure spreaders into the Vermeer lineup serving North American hay, forage and livestock producers.

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Vermeer announces an alliance with G.T. Bunning & Sons Ltd, a UK-based manure spreader manufacturing firm.

The partnership integrates Bunning spreaders into Vermeer’s hay, forage and livestock equipment lineup.

“This alliance is a natural extension of our commitment to keeping farmers and ranchers productive and efficient,” said Shane Rourke, managing director, Vermeer Forage Solutions. “By combining Vermeer forage expertise and our dealer network with Bunning’s 40-year legacy in spreader technology, we’re positioned to offer equipment that truly meets producer needs.”

Bunning family with Vermeer
Photo of the Bunning family (second, third, and fourth from left) with Jason Andringa (far right) and Mindi Vanden Bosch (far left).
(Photo courtesy of Vermeer)

Bunning brings valuable experience to the partnership, Vermeer says, and both companies share a vision for meeting farmer and rancher needs through innovation and have parallel histories of quality, innovation and customer-focused solutions.

“This collaboration underscores both companies’ commitment to supporting agricultural operations of all sizes with innovative solutions that can help improve productivity and streamline operations,” said Chris Druce, sales director, Bunning.

The initial product line will feature spreaders from 300 ft to 1,400 ft (8.5 m3 to 40 m3).

Read the full release over at AgNewsWire.

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