Machinery News

The number of UK agricultural tractor registrations in the first half of 2025 has been the lowest in 27 years.

Ernest Doe & Sons announced the sale of its Case IH agricultural business based in Woodchurch, Ashford, to Haynes Bros ltd.  

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.

Merlo UK has appointed Vincent Tractors as an authorised dealer within its agricultural network. 

A determined team from the Thurlow Nunn Standen (TNS) Melton branch successfully completed an 11-mile rowing challenge along the River Deben, raising £31,543 in aid of Dementia UK. 

Case IH has announced that its Axial-Flow combines can now be equipped with new G500V VariCut variable knife grain headers, with features that enhance performance and ease operator workload.

The Oxbo AT5104 LNMS is a high capacity, four-wheel all-wheel drive and steering self-propelled applicator designed for liquid nutrient application with minimal soil compaction.

An early May grass harvesting demo day in Norfolk highlighted the capabilities of the latest Krone products. David Williams was there. 

Jeremy Clarkson has recently shared his latest farm machinery purchase, a driverless tractor. While he is very happy with it, Diddly Squat farm manager Kaleb Cooper worries that it can put him out of the job.

The Pink Ladies Tractor Road Run 2025 has so far raised over £30,000 for breast cancer research.

Isuzu recently announced updates to its popular D-Max range of pick-ups. David Williams put the latest version through its paces.

Cheffins has announced that its Suffolk vintage machinery sale will compromise over 200 lots, including a series of high-value vintage and classic tractors.