Machinery News

Fendt has announced the launch of the new 800 Vario Gen5 series with three models in the range offering 260 to 343 horsepower.  

Kuhn Farm Machinery has confirmed that two wider models of the manufacturer’s Megant tine drill have joined the single 6m model already in production.

Suffolk livestock farmer Julian Hagger, of Blacks of Bacton, has just purchased his fourth Teagle trailed straw blower in 15 years, from the recently established DJ Agri Services – which took over from Suffolk Agri Centre when it closed in March 2024.

Whether it is working on the farm or transporting materials across construction sites, having the right equipment is essential. The Kawasaki Mule range of utility vehicles delivers the rugged, reliable and adaptable attributes that will help you take on any terrain.

Cheffins confirmed that over 3,000 machinery lots will be going under the hammer across nine major auctions this September.

John Deere has announced it is evolving its strategy to better meet the diverse needs of its customers. 

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

Kuhn Farm Machinery has appointed Ben Burgess as a specialist big baler centre, giving Kuhn SB baler customers enhanced access to sales, service, and dealer-level support.

Cummins has announced its continued development into new power options, which honours the company’s commitment to helping farmers strike a balance with the right technology at the right time.  

Dunstall Holdings Limited, and subsidiaries including Rea Valley Tractors, have announced an intention to appoint administrators, owing to challenges facing the group.

Effective field drainage remains a crucial part of successful farming, particularly in the UK’s variable climate where heavy soils and unpredictable rainfall can quickly lead to waterlogging. 

The latest in Case IH’s Axial-Flow combine lineup was put to the test at a working demonstration hosted by Ernest Doe Power at D C West Farms, near Diss, Norfolk. Daniel Hodge attended.