Machinery News

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

Richard Western says its commitment to excellence is reflected in repeat orders for its SRT24 construction trailers and BWT20 beet trailers.

Johnson Bros (Fakenham) Ltd has announced the closure of the agricultural dealership at the end of June 2025 following 46 years in the business.

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.

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

200 tractors drove through the Suffolk countryside during the 36th edition of the National Vintage Tractor Road Run on Easter Sunday.

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

The world’s largest production tractor and a host of new spraying technology will be key draws to John Deere’s stand at Cereals 2025. 

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

Over 3,500 classic tractors, motorbikes and collectors’ items will go under the hammer at the first Cheffins Cambridge Vintage Sale of 2025 that is set to take place later this month.

New tractor registrations have dropped by almost a quarter compared to last year. The number has been the lowest in 24 years.

British manufacturer JCB has confirmed that the company will double the size of a new factory in Texas following recent tariff announcements made by US president Donald Trump.