Innovation and efficiency: The need to optimize operating costs and address labor shortages is driving the development of versatile equipment capable of adapting to a wide range of tasks—from sowing to the harvesting of leafy greens and headed vegetables.
The evolution of commercial horticulture demands mechanical solutions that are increasingly flexible, precise, and cost-effective. In a production landscape characterized by tightening margins and the need to minimize the number of passes across a field, the ability to adapt a single technological platform to various agronomic processes is a key factor in maximizing the return on investment for agricultural operations.
Against this backdrop of agricultural-mechanical transformation, the manufacturer Ortomec has confirmed its participation in EIMA International 2026 (taking place from November 10 to 14 in Bologna, Hall 26 – Stand A/46).

In horticulture, mechanization must be tailored to the specific crop and the task at hand. This is the perspective that Ortomec will bring to EIMA International 2026: the company will showcase its expertise in designing and manufacturing machinery for the sowing and harvesting of leafy and head-forming vegetables.
Every farm has its own unique conditions. Understanding the crop, the production system, and the specific task to be mechanized helps in determining which equipment is the right fit. The event in Bologna will offer an opportunity to explore Ortomec’s solutions and discuss these specific requirements.
Event: EIMA International 2026
Dates: November 10–14, 2026
Venue: Bologna, Italy
Ortomec Location: Hall 26, Stand A/46