Kverneland (OSE: KVE) is a Norwegian manufacturer of agricultural equipment, and is the world's largest manufacturer of equipment for ploughing. The company was established by Ole Gabriel Kverneland (1854 - 1941) in 1879.

The company headquarters are located in Klepp, in the village of Kvernaland, Norway. Kverneland employs approximately 2,300 people world wide.

Kverneland owns the following brands: Kverneland, Accord, Rau, Taarup and Vicon.

In 2008 they sold their baler-division to Kuhn Group a division of Bucher Industries.

Product rangeEdit

• Plough
• Bale wrapper

See alsoEdit

• Agricultural Machinery

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External links Edit

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Kverneland

• Corporate website
• Kverneland Group
• Orkel AS member of the Kverneland Group

Distributors

• Distribuidor Grupo Kverneland en España
• Battini: Kverneland Dealer in Mantova - Italy
• Alessandrini: Kverneland Dealer in Ascoli Piceno - Italy
• Orkel Dealer in Poland and member of the Kverneland Group

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