Machinery News

Kuhn Farm Machinery has strengthened its presence across Cheshire, Staffordshire, Shropshire, Derbyshire, south Lancashire and mid Wales with the immediate appointment of RVW Pugh to its dealer network.  

The Newark Vintage Tractor & Heritage Show will once again take over Newark Showground this November, showcasing more than 1,000 tractors, engines, implements and commercial vehicles.

Case IH has announced that launch of the Farmall utility A series tractor, designed to deliver more power, increased flexibility, and greater versatility in a cost-effective package.

Agricultural machinery dealer G & J Peck has announced the relocation of its Ely head office to a new site in Chatteris, Cambridgeshire.

Claas has announced the launch of four new forage harvesters from the Jaguar 1000 series. They enable throughput capacities of up to 480 tonnes per hour with the widest crop flow on the market, new front attachments and pioneering driver assistance, the manufacturer confirmed.

Administrators have been appointed for Dunstall Holdings Limited and Rea Valley Tractors Limited – after no viable offers were received for the Group as a whole.

Crawfords Group has announced it will consolidate operations by relocating the Swingfield depot to the Charing branch.

Since its launch in 2020, the Agri Star II has rapidly earned the trust of farmers and contractors across the globe thanks to its exceptional performance, durability and value. This

John Deere announced key leadership changes as it advances its Smart Industrial Strategy, focused on delivering intelligent, connected machines and solutions that drive greater customer value.

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.