Dewulf's 4-row sieving harvester Enduro has become more than an established player in the self-propelled harvester landscape in recent years. Since its launch in late 2020, the Roeselare-based machine manufacturer has continuously developed the harvester on tyres, a second generation of which will soon be on the market. Besides a completely new look and feel, the Enduro Generation 2 will include additional features, such as a new ring elevator and telescopic wheel axle.

This year, the world's largest agricultural trade fair will again grace the familiar exhibition halls of Hanover, Germany for eight days. Dewulf plans to bring a balanced mix of machines to this edition, as always, and looks forward to interacting with visitors. The machines on hand – a box filler, a planter, and a potato and carrot harvester – will be available for your close inspection at stand G23 in Hall 25 from 12 to 18 November.

Dewulf, a leading name in the landscape of machinery for the cultivation of potatoes and root crops, was nominated for and just missed out on the Exporter of the Year 2023 Award at the Flanders International Business Awards in the Sky Hall of Brussels Airport. Organiser Flanders Investment and Trade (FIT) introduced redesigned awards this year, which featured the Exporter of the Year prize in addition to the Start-up and Foreign Investor categories.

The 2023 edition of Potato Europe took place in Kain (Doornik), Belgium, last week. There, the full-liner in potato cultivation machines unveiled innovations in its product lines for both planting and storage.

In keeping with the four-yearly tradition, one of the potato sector's most important trade fairs will soon again be held in Kain (Doornik), Belgium. Dewulf is pleased to announce it will be attending the 2023 edition of Potato Europe and is happy to add that it will be presenting two major innovations to the general public. The full-liner in potato technology will show visitors an extensive range of machines, both at stand 14 and in the demonstration area.