When selecting distribution partners, top priorities for AgXeed are innovative mindset, comprehensive service and a direct link to the customer. Nouws Mechanisatie, their new distribution & service partner for south-west of The Netherlands, fully meets with these demands.

The technology Agxeed offers, is more than a machine. It is a new way of farming, and Agxeed’s  partners should be able to guide and support their customers in this process. With the integrated portal, farmers can virtually plan their operations in the field in advance. In the process, size and speed become less important compared to continuity and precision of the operations. These are new approaches that require distribution partners who are close to the farming community, who understand that is needed to manage resources differently and who believe that autonomy is the real solution.

For a broad coverage of the market in the south-west of The Netherlands with all its different facets, AgXeed is appointing Nouws Mechanisatie as official distribution- and service partner.

Knowledge and experience, understanding of local specificities in agricultural distribution, offering a wide range of machinery, service for repairs and maintenance of machinery, and a long-term vision, these are the arguments why AgXeed has chosen Nouws Mechanisatie as a partner.

Stievy van Nijnatten, Co-Owner of Nouws Mechanisatie:“We have been observing the road to automation for a number of years and serve a wide range of customers with semi-autonomous solutions to date, we are pleased to have found a supplier that is able to complete this solution with both the physical hardware and software to make full automation possible. We are very proud to add AgXeed to our product range and see many opportunities and possibilities with AgXeeds’s products. The fact that we can now provide our customers with this machine further strengthens us as a provider of complete solutions for the land-based industry, and we can now also offer fully autonomous solutions. I see a great future in this.”

Joris Hiddema, CEO of AgXeed: “With Nouws Mechanisatie we have found another excellent partner for the sales and service of our technology in The Netherlands. Autonomy is the next logical step in the development of modern professional agriculture, and it becomes more and more critical with each week and month, as we are living through multiple resource crises. AgXeed enables an integrated approach to all processes on the farm: planning, crop production and distribution. Our autonomous vehicles are the most visible part of our product offering, but the data portal, which collects data and delivers actionable insights, is instrumental to the total value we deliver. Together with Nouws Mechanisatie we see ourselves in a position to address the challenges in this sector and provide the farmer with real autonomy and allow him to manage his business sustainably and more profitably.”


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