Machinery News

Northern Europe’s largest joint agricultural fair, Agromek, which is taking place in November, will present a significant opportunity for anyone involved in the agricultural sector, gathering industry professionals, innovators, and enthusiasts from various fields.

Ben Burgess recently held a demonstration day at Trumpington Estate in Cambridgeshire, during which two new John Deere combines were put to the test. Neale Byart reports.

The number of agricultural tractors being registered in the UK in August was significantly lower than normal, marking an almost 31% decline compared to this time last year. 

By including four key elements into your grain drier construction and functionality you can save up to 35% on your operational drier running costs season after season, says Perry of Oakley.

Grimme displayed and demonstrated exciting new products at an exclusive German press event attended by Farmers Guide. David Williams reports.

John Deere will be marking the 75th anniversary of its Model R tractor at the Newark Vintage Tractor & Heritage Show this November. 

Fendt’s Smart AG Engineering division has launched a raft of new retrofit options for some of the brands most popular tractors. 

Kuhn Farm Machinery has extended the option of its innovative Twin-reel film binding technology to the FB 3130 baler. 

Kuhn’s new cultivators bring the Prolander range up to eight models – they can work in a variety of conditions and allow larger growers to benefit from the range.

The updated Ranger Diesel was inspired by its users, and is specially adapted to the demands of UK farmers, Polaris explains.

Lemken introduces the benefits of its Juwel plough range and “unbeatable duo” – the Lemken Solitair and Zirkon power harrow.

Drainage forms the building blocks of all land management. Here, the NAAC provides its best practice drainage advice.