crop.zone, supplier of electric crop management technology, enters into a strategic partnership with Tuckwells, a family-run agricultural dealer in the UK. Also in Canada the company is strengthening its presence by partnering with genAG.

Tuckwells in the UK was established in 1954. The company has built a reputation as a professional supplier of ag machinery and supplies. Their commitment to advancing farming practices through new technology aligns seamlessly with crop.zone‘s mission to offer sustainable, herbicide-free and cost-effective solutions for modern agriculture.

This collaboration aims to provide farmers across East Anglia and South Eastern England with access to crop.zone’s Electric Crop Management technology through Tuckwells‘ extensive network of 11 outlets.

“Partnering with crop.zone allows us to add high-tech, environmentally friendly electric crop management technology to our portfolio that meets the evolving needs of today‘s professional growers”, says Tuckwell. “We now offer one of the leading solutions for potato/crop siccation, cover crop treatment and weed control.”

“Through this partnership, crop.zone‘s electric crop management systems will be more accessible to UK farmers seeking efficient and environmentally responsible alternatives”, adds COO Christian Kohler of crop.zone. “After 2 years of successful direct sales and a growing customer base, the strategic partnership is an important milestone to ensure the best support and service for our customers and to further expand our business in the UK. “

genAg in Canada

crop.zone also strengthens its presence in Canada by partnering with genAG  for a new distribution partnership.

genAG is a provider of specialized agricultural equipment in Manitoba. This partnership builds on crop.zone’s established presence in Canada, where the company has been conducting a direct sales approach with its electric crop management technology during the last years. Now, through genAG’s support and market reach, Canadian farmers will have greater access to crop.zone’s advanced, herbicide-free solutions.

“At genAG, we carefully select our equipment to ensure it meets the needs of today’s forward thinking agricultural operations, and crop.zone’s electric crop management solutions are a perfect fit. We’re excited to bring their innovative, effective, and eco-friendly technology to our Canadian customers”, says Justin Glen Kehler of genAG.

“With genAG as an official distribution partner, crop.zone’s electric crop management solutions will now be available for widespread use across Canada”, adss Christian Kohler. “We are very satisfied to establish a new partnership with genAG, a strong regional partner in Canada with a history of distribution of European agriculture equipment.”

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