RAUCH Landmaschinenfabrik GmbH and the Dutch importer REESINK Agri have enjoyed a close and successful partnership for four decades. What began in 1985 with the first deliveries of RAUCH fertiliser spreaders has developed into a success story with thousands of machines. The spectrum ranges from compact two-disc spreaders to powerful large-area spreaders such as the RAUCH AXENT. Dutch agriculture is one of the most demanding in Europe. Precision in fertiliser spreading is essential to ensure maximum yields and at the same time comply with strict environmental regulations, especially near bodies of water.

The RAUCH fertiliser spreaders, known for their precision, innovative strength and high output, offer Dutch farmers the necessary efficiency, especially in times of limited labour. With around 80 sales and service centres in the Netherlands, REESINK Agri guarantees nationwide advice and competent service. The RAUCH machines impress with their simple operation and extensive functionality. A claim that is sustainably secured by continuous training at RAUCH and the commitment of the REESINK team.

The 40th anniversary was celebrated at RAUCH in Rheinmünster in September. All REESINK dealers were invited to celebrate the partnership and the joint success. In addition to personal dialogue, the focus was on factory tours and exclusive insights into the RAUCH test hall. Here, the guests were able to experience RAUCH's innovative strength at first hand. New products were introduced and presented in real use on the test field. An impressive picture of quality, precision and sustainability.

"The close partnership with REESINK Agri is invaluable to us. It shows that shared values such as innovative spirit, reliability and customer proximity can create a successful basis for decades to come," says Managing Director Wilfried Müller. Looking to the future, both partners agree that this success story should be continued. The partners are looking to the future with innovative technologies, sustainable solutions and a clear focus on the needs of farmers.