Equipment performance is one of the key elements of our activity. It enables us to conduct high quality agronomic experiments and trials.
Since the creation of the company, an important investment program has been implemented with, in particular, the purchase of more than 50 machines over the past thirteen years.

• 2011: ANTEDIS continues its dynamic policy of investment. 200,000 euros have already been devoted to the development of the laboratory of Arras, IT, as well as new equipment for crop production and transport: a combine harvester Winter Classic, a truck, a tractor.
• 2010: 300,000 euros have been spent on new equipment: two combines, a Delta and an Elite, a hoe and humidity measurement systems (with computer data transfer) on all combines.
• 2009: 430,000 euros were invested to maintain optimal responsiveness of our teams. The fleet of agricultural equipment was increased with notably: a Haldrup forage harvester, two tractors, a semi-trailer truck, a dryer and a corn harvester. The premises were also the subject of major developments, with the commissioning of the Levroux laboratory and the completion of development of the Jalons site, in particular office extensions.
• 2008: With the takeover of CULTIVANCE by ANTEDIS, total investment reached a record high of 650 000 euros! The purchase of new equipment focused on a Winter Classic Harvester and a precision drill, while the extension of buildings reached 500 square metres. With the acquisition of CULTIVANCE, 4 drills and 4 combine harvesters were to our pool of machinery.
• 2007: 300 000 euros have been devoted to new powerful equipment. Among recent aquisitions: a fifth Delta harvester, a second forage picker, an other precision drill and four 3.5t trailers.
• 2006: this year's investments represent an amount of 140 000 euros. Purchase include a Baumont self-propelled rapeseed separator, a 120hp 4-wheel drive tractor, a Renault truck and two pulvex sprayers.
• 2005: 160 000 euros have been invested in agricultural machinery. Amoung these, an extra Hégé 160 harvester and of a Renault truck for an amount of 160 000 Euos.
• 2004: 250 000 Euros have been invested in new equipment in 2004 : a Haldrup forage picker, a canola separator, a Baural self-propelled drill specially fitted for field vegetable crops and of a new Wintersteiger nursury master Classic harvester. Extension of 360 m² of the logistics base of Jalons en Champagne.
• 2003: purchase of a fertilizer micro-plot spreader prototype (pneumatic), a semitrailer truck and a Hégé 95 drill.
• 2002: purchase of a Kubota 3600 tractor, of a 130hp 4-wheel drive vehicle and of a Hégé 80 drill.
• 2001: purchase of a Wintersteiger nursury master Classic harvester and of a Hégé 90 drill.
• 2000: purchase of a Wintersteiger nursury master Elite harvester and of a Hégé 160, both fitted with automatic weighing systems. The drill fleet was also expanded, with a new Hégé 80.
• 1999: purchase of two Hégé 160 harvesters with automatic weighing and canola and maize equipment, and of a Hégé 80 micro-plot drill.
• 1998 : purchase of a Kubota tractor and fitting out of the workshop.
• 1997: purchase of a Baural precision drill, a semitrailer truck and a soil preparation tool.
• 1996: purchase of three 3.5t trailers, three harvesters and one Wintersteiger micro-plot drill.

Logistics are located in Jâlons en Champagne and Levroux in Indre (Center region). They allow rapid deployment of materials to sites across the nation. The machinery is regularly checked by specialist teams.