Beet replenishment.
“If we harvest a carrot today, it will be in the supermarket within 24 hours,” explains vegetable farmer Dennis Großhans. He uses a fully equipped Unimog U 430 to ensure that supplies from the field do not come to a standstill. With what skills has this all-rounder replaced two other vehicles in field logistics?
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The replacement procurement brings great joy
Service
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Industry
Wacker Chemie AG generates its own electricity
Trades
Bitumen emulsion for the new asphalt surface
Service
Training and career on the Unimog
Technology
The new Unimog UNI-TOUCH® operating concept is coming
Agriculture
The Großhans family grow this power vegetable
Classics
How a fleet of Unimog vehicles saved the 1964 Winter Olympics
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