Company Profile

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For Gregoire Besson, respecting earth is a core value.
This is materialised by taking into consideration agronomical, economical and natural reality.
So, soil preparation, the work that will allow men to produce for others is coming together with a watchword : Remember that mother nature always give more than what we will ever return to her.
It is by bearing this idea in mind that Gregoire Besson is always moving forward with you.
Innovating in Ploughs, Disks, Tine implements
The Company Grégoire-Besson specializing on the production of tillage machinery have created a real world wide net during the last 50 years.
Experience in soil tilling equipment
The first century of the history of the company was about handicraft, the next century was about industrialization, and now the third is begining with the name of Grégoire Besson famous all around the world.
Gregoire Besson, available in 51 countries!
As every country has different soil type, different climate conditions and different methods of crop growing, the user is placed in the center of Grégoire-Besson Company’s business policy, so the Company can set on the sale machines which can be well-applied for the users’ working conditions.
Because of the wide choice of ploughs, disk and cultivator machines, the Grégoire-Besson Company is well-known on 5 continents where it has six subsidiaries (United Kingdom, Canada, Spain, Russia, Poland and China) and more than sixty import firms. Every partner is the expert of Grégoire-Besson Company production, they got special training for the acquirement of Grégoire-Besson proficiency.
If you would like to represent Grégoire-Besson in your country, please feel free to contact us.
In 1802 Monsieur Grégoire founded his own smithery in the county of Maine et Loire (49) in the village called Montigné sur Moine.
At the beginning of the twentieth century a descendant of Monsieur Grégoire decided to specialize in the production of agricultural machines. At that time the company had about 10 employees and produced approximately 30 ploughs a year.
In 1959 one of Monsieur Grégoire’s descendants, Alphonse Besson, took control of the firm and founded the Grégoire-Besson Company. After the war, taking advantage of the mechanization of European and French agriculture, the Grégoire Besson Company developed its range of equipment and filed its first patents.
In 1989 the plant and its 90 employees produced mainly ploughs. It was then that the company decided to diversify into stubble-ploughs by purchasing the Bergueneuse Fenet Company which produced mainly disc tools.
This diversification continued with the purchase in 2001 of ASKELL (Quimper) and Wiberg (Sweden), two companies specialized in making tine tools.
With these acquisitions, Gregoire-Besson is now capable of offering its customers a full range of tillers: ploughs, discs and tines as well as planters.
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