Where is kinze manufacturing

Just look to our Series planter model as a prime example. In the Series, you can find six different row sizes available to meet your field needs. Quality control and reliability In Williamsburg, we take pride in our work because we know the farmers who count on our products. In fact, some of us are farmers ourselves. Replacement parts are readily available While we do strongly monitor our quality control to ensure that you get a reliable machine, wear and tear are inevitable.

We want you to have a successful season every year and you can count on us to help you with that. Much of the research and testing that drives our product innovations happens right in these fields. That allows our engineers and product development teams to quickly test and fine-tune new products and features in real world conditions. What happens next? Superior, dependable grain handling capabilities.

Single or Dual Auger. Efficient hybrid tillage tool for increasing productivity and increasing profit. You require durable equipment to handle tough conditions, while being simple to operate and easy to maintain. With more than 55 years of innovation and optimization, we continue to push industry performance boundaries by developing dependable, innovative, and easy to use agricultural equipment that delivers TRUE performance when you need it.

The result is precise singulation and seed spacing with various seed shapes and sizes from mph. An easy to maintain design that saves you time and money, resulting in a lower cost of ownership. Planting should be easy, especially when all you want to do is plant. The ability to just plant is key when you have a narrow window of opportunity to get your crops in.

The Blue Vantage display offers a simple, easy-to-use user interface that communicates directly with your Kinze planter. Simply confirm the settings…and away you go! Row-by-row control that gives you the ability to plant accurately where you need to. Precise placement equates to higher yields and maximized profitability.

I love driving by our fields in the spring. You can see rows of corn in all directions. Just the knowledge their servicemen provide, and the inventory of parts that they have on hand.