History
This family manufactoring business was founded in 1955 in Verl (Ostwestfalen) by the merchant Heinrich and the engineer Friedrich Köckerling.
The KÖCKERLING family had traditionally plied a forge locally and had been trading in agricultural implements. Even in the forge they had already made by hand special equipment elements.
KÖCKERLING development and construction of agricultural implements have always been based on practical considerations and necessities.
1955 Combination implements for tillage and husbandry of row crop cultures like the harrow "Ackerfreund" for intensive and trouble-free cultivating
1960 Tractor/trailer implement "Super" for plantation and husbandry of row crop cultures
1961 Development of trend-setting seed bed preparation implements
1968 Development of the first plough-drill-combination "Minimat"
1972 Launch of the new packing-drill-combination
1975 Begin of development and construction of heavy cultivators and large spring-tine cultivators
1981 Production of the first steel-welded spring packer rings for the trailed and front-mounted star-cam packer
1985 After an important period of development, the direct grass seed drill is fit for the launch
1990 Presentation of the first weeder, designed for the work in crop culture, mulch bed preparation and medow land
1993 Begin of the development of implements for ploughless cultivation under european conditions
1994 Launch of the first Universal Series AT drill for mulch and direct sowing
1997 Agritechnica 1997: silver medal of the DLG for the straw spreader
1998 Development of the 4- and 8-tine-bar cultivator
2000 Launch of the cultivators "Quadro" (4-tine-bars) and the Precision Cultivator (8-tine-bars) for the precise depth stubble cultivation with thorough mixing and straw distribution
2004 Launch of the first Universal ULTIMA drill for mulch and direct sowing


