Cultivation News

Sumo used LAMMA 2026 to unveil the new T-Press – a cultivation press that represents a fresh addition to its arable machinery range and an unusual development story.

Kuhn Farm Machinery has expanded its Multi-Longer range of hedge and verge cutters with the launch of a 6.1m model. The 6157 e-TPAL joins the existing Multi-Longer 7457 e-TPAL as a telescopic, left-handed machine, designed specifically for UK and Irish users. 

A new range of shear bolt ploughs is being launched by Kverneland at LAMMA 2026, complete with an all-new leg and protection system offering greater durability and withstanding higher working pressures.

Cousins of Emneth is seeing increased interest in the larger working widths of its Patriot Cultivator.

Farmers Guide’s Daniel Hodge reports from Horsch’s Ronneburg site in late August, where the company updated journalists on its latest innovations and future plans.

The Swiftine Harrow is a one-pass cultivator manufactured by Cousins of Emneth, and sold and distributed throughout the UK by Martin Pears Engineering. 

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.