A.P.M.
Agricultural effluent management and livestock-building ventilation equipment for farmers and livestock operators
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About A.P.M.
A.P.M. sells professional agricultural equipment for managing agricultural effluents and ventilating livestock buildings. It provides project advice, technical studies and follow-up.
The company serves agricultural customers through a network of specialist agents across France. It is based in Dettwiller, France, and was founded in 1994.
Product: Professional equipment for agricultural effluent management and livestock-building ventilation, with project studies and technical support.
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