The Christmas tree, together with the crèche, is one of the most popular traditions associated with the celebration of Christmas. The image of the tree, which symbolizes the rebirth of life, has ancient origins and became popular in the 17th century starting from Northern Europe and spreading to all continents. Denmark boasts the most deeply rooted tradition, and thousands of trees from its large coniferous forests are sold on international markets.

To work at your best in these woods you need high-performance, compact machines. Bjearne Overgaard, one of the main landowners of the country, has no doubts: Merlo is number one. His business owns four Multifarmer handlers: one of them was bought a few months ago for the start of the new production cycle.

Merlo handlers are used all year round, from the preparation of the ground to the loading of the trees on the vehicles which will deliver them all over Europe.