The HORSCH Joker was introduced to the United States in 2008, making it one of the first high-speed discs on the market. It has become a cornerstone for HORSCH in North America, as it was the first machine the company nationally marketed and quickly… | More

At HORSCH, we understand the unique demands of North American farming—large acreages, short seasons, and the need for reliable performance. That’s why we continue to invest in the region by designing and building machines specifically for North… | More

A Story of Innovation, Growth and Partnership. With deep roots in farming, the Horsch family has been ahead of its time. In the 1960s, the family pioneered farming without a plow, an approach that was groundbreaking in Europe at the time. This… | More

Since 2001 HORSCH is part of the farming industry in north America and has come a long way, from the first high speed disc on the north American continent (Joker) to the first high speed planter (Maestro SX L). Whether it's globally tested machines… | More

In central Illinois, where the soil is rich and promises abundant harvest, Bill's 12000 acre farm stands proud. Passed down through generations, Bill inherits not just the land but a deep love for farming from his father and grandfather. | More

The Avatar 8-12 SD, 40 SD, and the 60 MD are unique in the market. The 1-bar design does not only provide advantages in terms of operation and maintenance, but this system can also score from an agronomic point of view. Below, we will delve into the… | More