Suffolk, England - crop.zone GmbH., a hybrid herbicide technology company, announced a strategic partnership with P. Tuckwell Limited., an agricultural machinery manufacturer. This collaboration will enable farmers across East Anglia and South Eastern England to access crop.zone innovative Electric Crop Management technology through Tuckwells network of 11 outlets.
Tuckwells is known for providing high-quality machinery and outstanding customer service. Their dedication to enhancing farming practices with cutting-edge design and technology perfectly aligns with crop.zone mission to deliver sustainable, herbicide-free, and cost-effective solutions for modern agriculture.
Mr. James Tuckwell, Managing Director of Tuckwells, said, "At Tuckwells, we are committed to providing our customers with the most advanced and sustainable solutions. Partnering with crop.zone allows us to add a cutting-edge, environmentally friendly electric crop management technology to our portfolio that meets the evolving needs of today‘s professional growers. We now offer one of the leading solutions for potato/crop siccation, cover crop treatment and weed control."
Mr. Christian Kohler, Chief Commercial Officer at crop.zone, said, "We are excited to partner with Tuckwells, one of the UK‘s leading dealers who have been growing, expanding and serving the leading farmers for over 70 years. Tuckwells is a national reference, one of the most trusted and respected agricultural and turf machinery dealers in the UK. Their extensive experience and customer-focused approach make them the ideal partner to bring our technology to a wider audience."
This partnership makes crop.zone electric crop management systems, featuring herbicide-free potato desiccation, cover crop termination, and weed control, more accessible to UK farmers seeking efficient and environmentally responsible solutions. Following two years of successful direct sales and a growing customer base, this strategic collaboration marks a key milestone in enhancing customer support and service while expanding crop.zone presence in the UK.
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