agram.fr
Agricultural machinery and spare parts sold to farmers and agricultural businesses in France and Belgium
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About agram.fr
Agram sells agricultural machinery, equipment and spare parts, including tools for soil cultivation, seeding, mowing, livestock, transport and storage.
Its customers include agricultural buyers seeking machinery, replacement parts and related equipment. Sales are made through its online store and a network of bases in France and Belgium.
Product: Online sales of agricultural machinery, equipment and spare parts.
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