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Brøns Group is a family-owned company with deep roots in Danish agriculture. Since our founding in 1974, we have maintained a strong connection to the agricultural industry, and today we provide some of the most innovative and efficient agricultural machinery on the market. We proudly import leading farmingbrands such as AMAZONE, KRONE, JCB, HOMBURG, Lehner, Müthing, and we are co-owners of Cultiwise.Our mission is to offer solutions that enhance productivity and sustainability in agriculture. We work closely with our customers and dealers to ensure our products meet the highest standards. At the same time, we strive to maintain direct, perso
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Agromek opens with great optimism and focus on the Green Tripartie Agreement
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22. November 2024 | AGROMEK
Largest Agromek in 10 years opens on Tuesday
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