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• Chafer: New machines focus on oilseed rape establishment - June 2009 CHAFER Machinery will launch two new systems for aiding oilseed rape establishment for this autumn at Cereals 2009. • Claydon: Folding SR drill launched at Lamma - January 2009 DUE to the demand for its 3.00m, 3.45m and 4.00m rigid SR Drills, Claydon released a new 4.00m folding SR drill at Lamma 2009. • Claydon: Forget straw incorporation and experience the benefits - May 2009 WHY waste hundreds of hours and thousands of pounds incorporating straw into soil? After all, we all know the importance of ensuring there’s no straw near the seed because it can cause contamination. • Claydon: New 6m hybrid drill revealed - January 2010 JEFF and Oliver Claydon have been working hard with their team during the past year to develop a new 6m drill that is lighter by design, with a tine that can be used in an auto-reset or shear-bolt configuration giving the machine its name, The Claydo ... • John Dale: CTF solves the no-tillers’ main problem - June 2009 COMPACTION reduces the yield in any crop. This season’s wet autumn and dry spring show up the problem very clearly. • KRM: Soladrill range extended - June 2009 THE range of Soladrill seed drills offered by KRM Ltd, of Boroughbridge, North Yorkshire, has been extended by the introduction of a new model. • Opico: Nitro-Jet gives your oilseed rape establishment a boost - July 2009 IF YOU were paying close attention at the 2008 Cereals Event, you might just have noticed a new piece of kit called the Ferticast on the Opico stand. • Pöttinger: Drill proves itself in all soils - August 2009 TO FIND such a wide range of soil types from heavy clay to sand within one farming operation in East Anglia is unusual, but maybe not so unusual when your drilling commitments can take you up to a 20 mile radius from your base. • Simba Horsch: Pronto EX to make UK debut at Lamma - January 2010 SIMBA Horsch will launch the Pronto EX, a new 3m mounted cultivator drill, at Lamma 2010 . . . • Sumo: Drilling details vital in spring pulse establishment - February 2010 IMPROVED bean and pea prices and high fertiliser costs are making spring pulse plantings an attractive proposition. But getting these crops in the ground requires some careful attention to detail. • Sumo: First Versadrill sold to Kent farmer and contractor - November 2009 THE first Sumo Versadrill to leave the firm’s production line at its new Melbourne factory, near York, has been sold by Kent dealer Burden Bros Agri to its sister farming and contracting business, Burden Bros. • Techmagri: Eco-till offers a clear way forward for all - June 2009 WITH harvest 2009 rapidly approaching and farmers looking at ever-reducing margins, the pressure to reduce the cost of production, while maintaining yields, is uppermost in their minds. • Techneat Engineering: New split hopper design for the TerraCast V2 - June 2009 TECHNEAT Engineering has introduced a new, split-hopper design for the company’s acclaimed TerraCast V2, to enable operators to accurately apply seed and slug pellets at the same time, without the inconvenience or mess of premixing. • Weaving Machinery: Drills and cultivators at Lamma - January 2009 AMONG the items on show on the Weaving Machinery stand at this year's Lamma Show was the company's trailed Caddy System Drill. |
