Farm Vehicles News

County show season is here again – which is always a great opportunity for the British farming community to get together.

With silage season coming up, and harvest following, Joskin shares advice on transport.

Can-Am recently hosted a press event in France, showcasing its latest ATVs and SSVs. Machinery reporter Daniel Hodge took them out for a test drive.

With political focus on environmental and cross-contamination concerns over uncovered loads turning towards the farming sector, Shur-Co shares its expertise.

An open day in February marked an important milestone for the Swineshead-based B&B Machinery depot. Machinery reporter Daniel Hodge attended.

Changes to the way double-cab pickups are treated for some tax purposes are coming in April 2025 – act now to get a Ford Ranger before the tax change.

A new report sheds light on what is currently driving farmers to purchase new or used farm machinery, with cost and condition being key factors.

A 2010 Land Rover Defender 90, formerly owned by King Charles III, is going under the hammer next month.

From April 2025, HMRC will no longer use the VAT definitions of ‘car’ and ‘van’ to classify double cab pick-up (DCPU) for benefit in kind and capital allowance purposes, or when restricting car hire costs for calculating business profits.

The Ripon Group, an agricultural and ground care machinery dealership covering Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Teesside and Nottinghamshire, has announced the addition of Nugent Trailers to its extensive product range.

Crawfords Group has announced that it has been appointed as an authorised dealer for Indespension trailers across its sales territory, covering Essex, East Hertfordshire, Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire and East Berkshire.

Ineos Automotive’s Hambach production facility is back producing the Grenadier and Quartermaster, with the first vehicles already departing the plant gates destined for retailers.