Machinery News

Daniel Hodge attended a demo of John Deere’s impressive 9RX tractor in late July, experiencing it up close in the field at Staythorpe Farming in Newark.

Barry Mackland, 50, who bought and sold agricultural machinery in Scotland, has been sentenced to five years in prison for three charges of fraud and one of theft.

David Smith submitted false VAT returns on behalf of Scottish machinery company Balgownie Limited.

When south Suffolk-based farmer, Colin Clifton-Brown bought his Case IH Axial Flow combine in 2015, he justified the investment by intending to run it for 10 years before updating. Now, 11 harvests later, he still hasn’t lost a full day’s harvesting due to breakdown. David Williams saw the combine in action. 

In the world of professional vegetation management, few names resonate with as much quiet authority as Denmark’s GreenTec. 

Billy Kitcher will drive his 1954 Fordson Major tractor from John O’Groats to Land’s End for mental health charity #Willdoes.

Turney Group, Bicester, has signed a new agreement with long-term partner CNH to represent the Case IH brand, effective immediately, from its agricultural depot at Middleton Stoney, with additional parts support from Princes Risborough.

Machinery dealer G & J Peck has announced it ceased operating as a New Holland and Case IH franchise, as its long-standing partnership with CNH has come to an end.

A tractor run organised by Sam Brown, 27, who has cerebral palsy and is a full-time wheelchair user, is now in its 12th year, raising vital funds for a rural support charity.

The number of Toyota Hilux pickup thefts has marked a staggering 550% increase year-on-year, DVLA data has revealed. 

A restored classic Massey Ferguson 35x from 1960s set off from the Black Isle for a 5,500-mile coastal Road Rage Cowboy challenge in support of five charities.

East Anglian-based auctioneer, Cheffins, will host a major modern agricultural machinery sale on a farm in Somersham, Cambridgeshire, in September.