Cultivation News

A fourth-generation farmer, Jack Bosworth, has shared his story of how launching a contract farming business, while simultaneously doubling the size of the farm’s pig herd, has allowed him to successfully expand his business over the last eight years.

Opico will showcase Alpego’s popular 6m DTEK power harrow combination drill paired with an ASPro front hopper.

After several years’ absence, Kverneland is returning to Cereals with an impressive display of sprayers, fertiliser spreaders and mechanical weeding equipment.

A wide range of new kit will be on show on the Amazone stand, covering seeding, plant protection, precision planting and sustainable cultivation.

Traditional soil cultivation and mechanical weed control as practised in organic farming are becoming increasingly important as they promote soil health and fertility. At this interface, Boehlerit presents innovative solutions with its high-quality carbide tools.

New levelling and multi harrows have joined the William Hackett range – we quizzed harrow specialist Andrew Bell to find out more.

British designer and manufacturer Cousins of Emneth will have a range of equipment on display, all designed and manufactured at its Norfolk premises.

After a strong 2024, Agriweld will begin 2025 with a focus on its innovative cultivation range at LAMMA 2025.

The K110 trailed lime and fertiliser spreader and the 6000/75/8 driven strip still cultivator will make their debut in Birmingham this January.

Horsch dealer, Manns of Saxham, held a field demo day at the end of September in Nacton, Suffolk. Farmers Guide’s machinery editor, Neale Byart, went along to see what’s new.

Britain’s ploughmen and women showcased their skills at the 73rd British National Ploughing Championships, which were held at the Thoresby Estate in Perlethorpe, Nottinghamshire. 

Profitable Farming Company (PFC) said it hopes to revolutionise the UK agricultural market with its range of Awemak cultivation machinery.