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AVR, specialist in potato cultivation machinery, introduces several new features ahead of Potato Europe in Springe, Germany.

Since model year 2026, the AVR Spirit 9200i has benefited from a range of valuable updates and additional options.

AVR introduces a new addition to its range of all-in-one solutions for the Ceres 440. Alongside the existing MultiForce and Compact combinations, a third option is now available: a power harrow combination, developed in close collaboration with the Belgian manufacturer LSM.

AVR has appointed Farm Power Equipment Inc. as its exclusive dealer for Ontario, Canada—marking a significant step forward in its commitment to the region’s potato growers.

AVR Machinery, a leading Belgian manufacturer of innovative potato equipment, is pleased to announce a new distribution partnership with LOCKWOOD Manufacturing to strengthen its U.S. market presence.

The same identity, the ultimate version. AVR launches the finalized version of its legendary self-propelled harvester: the AVR Puma. With a sensational new design - at all levels. The ultimate version of a legend. The final roar.

Following the successful introduction of the Spirit 9200i in 2024, AVR is now launching the Spirit 9200i VW: all the strengths of AVR’s most recent trailed harvester, completed with the patented Varioweb cleaning system.

To consolidate further growth in the UK, AVR has added a new dealer, Ernest Doe & Sons Ltd, and two service points, Jackson Agri & Plant Ltd and Matt Horler Agricultural Engineering Ltd, to its local network.

Agristo Masa and AVR, both companies with West Flanders and Belgian roots, are strengthening their cooperation with a new investment intent.

AVR from Roeselare, a firm specialising in potato harvesting machinery and a global player in that segment, has made out a cheque in the amount of €5,000 to this year’s edition of charity event ‘De Warmste Week’.

AVR, manufacturer of a full range of potato harvesting machines and a world player in that market segment, is concluding its 175th anniversary year with the festive opening of its revamped head office.

AVR is presenting its latest innovation at the Interpom fair: the size measurement system on the Puma 4.0. Thanks to the camera system on the bunker filling web, growers get more accurate insight than ever into yields: potatoes are recognized using vision technology, while stones and clods are disregarded.

In the year of its 175th anniversary, AVR, producer of a full range of machinery for potato cultivation and world player in that market segment, has a lot of product launches planned.

The AVR Spirit 9200 had already established a new standard for 2-row offset bunker harvester. AVR had improved its well-known Spirit line even further to accommodate the highest segment in potato harvesting.

Following last year’s successful introduction of the Python dual conveyor, AVR is now launching its “little brother”: the single conveyor Python-S.

The AVR Mamba is the successor to the CTK. Aside from a higher capacity, greater flexibility and optimum user-friendliness in adjusting the machine, the Mamba also features AVR Line Control.

Throughout 2024, AVR, manufacturer of a full range of potato harvesting machines and a world player in that market segment, will celebrate the company’s 175th anniversary.

One year before its 175th anniversary, AVR, manufacturer of a full range of machinery for the potato cultivation industry and a global player in that market segment, is proud to announce a significant expansion of the company: the opening of a new branch in Germany.