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The silage maize conditioning technology known by the SHREDLAGE® brand name processes the crop intensively and increases the surface area of the chopped material many times over.
More than 30,000 farmers, contractors, distributors, potential customers, farming journalists and business partners from more than 100 countries around the world visit the Technoparc each year.
Under the name “Gebrüder Claas” (Claas Brothers), the firm became well known all around the world. So who were the company’s founding fathers, August, Bernhard, Franz and Theo, and what were they like?
Join us on a journey through the past century – on the path leading from the knotter to today’s LEXION machines, the world’s most powerful combine harvester.
Experience the fascinating story of CLAAS at first hand. Join us on an exciting journey through the history of agricultural technology in the CLAAS company museum.
Das Teamwork-Magazin berichtet von Erfolgsgeschichten, die aus unserer gemeinsamen Entwicklungsarbeit hervorgegangen sind.
Teamwork-Magazine
Das Teamwork-Magazin berichtet von Erfolgsgeschichten, die aus unserer gemeinsamen Entwicklungsarbeit hervorgegangen sind.
Everything your tractor needs.
Today, tomorrow and into the future.
Every single day on the farm, your tractor has important work to do. And we're there to provide the necessary back-up – you can count on it! Whatever it takes.
Everything your tractor needs.
Today, tomorrow and into the future.
Every single day on the farm, your tractor has important work to do. And we're there to provide the necessary back-up – you can count on it! Whatever it takes.
