Semler Agro set to unveil new products at Agromek
arrow_backTo the overview25 September 2026
A wide range of new machines awaits visitors at Semler Agro’s stand at Agromek, where the company is looking forward to meeting customers and discussing both current day-to-day operations and new technology, as well as the future of agriculture. Northern Europe’s largest agricultural trade fair will take place at the MCH Messecenter Herning from 24 to 27 November 2026.
Just as was the case in 2024, Semler Agro is taking part in this year’s Agromek with a large stand – and anticipation is at an all-time high.
Søren Thomasen, Manager of the Commercial Solution Centre at Semler Agro, explains that the new products include tractors and sprayers, whilst the John Deere harvesters will focus on new automated features designed to boost harvesting capacity and quality.
A particular area of focus will be John Deere Precision Tech. Here, visitors can, amongst other things, learn more about documenting field tasks, integration with other software providers, work planning and implement management.
At the stand, Semler Agro is also presenting a range of products from Väderstad, including seed drills and tillage machinery. Kramer will also be represented with its telescopic handlers.
Meeting customers is the most important thing
So there will be plenty to see for visitors to the Semler Agro stand, where the team will also be taking plenty of time to talk to customers.
A focal point for the agricultural sector
For this very reason, Semler Agro firmly believes that Agromek fulfils a vital role as the sector’s common meeting place.
This year, Semler Agro will be exhibiting alongside its newest partner, Bogballe & Bredal. Visitors will have the opportunity to see both lift-mounted and towed spreaders for salt, lime and mineral fertiliser, as well as new product launches.
Creating value for visitors
Agromek is delighted with Semler Agro’s strong commitment to this year’s fair and with the support that the company, together with the rest of the industry, is helping to provide for the Nordic region’s largest agricultural fair.
