Winter recap

Staying active through the winter

In the Netherlands, we kept the momentum going. We supported dealers, launched a build-up campaign that will continue to take shape, and started a promising collaboration with a new customer in Emmen. Internationally, we stayed just as active. In Brazil, we completed a challenging project — a job that demonstrated not only the distance we cover but also our team’s flexibility and expertise. Meanwhile, Tom was hard at work in our workshop in Australia, ensuring our clients there could also rely on our support.

Training, knowledge, & new opportunities

At HuizingHarvest, development never stops — and that goes for the entire team. This winter, we organised an internal training course focused on our machine scoring system, enabling us to assess machines more objectively. Nico also shared his experiences from large-scale agricultural projects, such as one in Egypt, helping the team sharpen their understanding of where our contributions have the most impact.

Four colleagues completed a high-voltage training course (‘Fachkundige Person Hochvolt’) to prepare for specialist agricultural and construction machinery projects. We also invested in new protective clothing and HV tools to support them fully in their new skills.

We’re also proud of the personal growth within the team: Gerben and Quentin were awarded permanent contracts in recognition of their development and commitment. Besides technical training, there was room for broader personal growth, covering topics from photography to combine harvester electronics and hydraulic systems. In this way, every team member continues to build their own career path — aligned with both their personal ambitions and the evolving demands of the sector.