Sprayers News

Team Sprayers will be exhibiting a range of its latest British-built sprayers at LAMMA 2026, demonstrating its commitment to quality, precision, and innovation in agricultural spraying technology.

AiCPlus sprays only where weeds are present – cameras mounted along the boom continuously scan the field, and within seconds, artificial intelligence distinguishes crops from weeds, Agrifac explains.

Case IH has revealed its latest Puma tractor, the RB6 series baler, the Farmall M tractor, and more at Agritechnica 2025.

Kuhn Farm Machinery has revealed the Karan high-capacity trailed sprayer range aimed at farmers and contractors requiring high daily spraying outputs and innovative technology to improve application accuracy. 

Two Lincolnshire agricultural businesses – machinery manufacturer Chafer Machinery and precision applicator supplier Horstine – have been put up for sale.

North Lincolnshire machinery manufacturer Chafer Machinery has entered administration.

A crop sprayer manufacturer, Knight Farm Machinery, has appointed Steve Dunning as its new area manager to oversee the needs of dealers and customers across Scotland and Northern England.  

John Deere has just announced the launch of three major products: the next generation of fixed and variable chamber round balers, self-propelled forage harvesters, the F8 and F9 series, as well as the new 500R flagship sprayers.

After several years’ absence, Kverneland is returning to Cereals with an impressive display of sprayers, fertiliser spreaders and mechanical weeding equipment.

Cereals Event 2025 will be the first chance to see the updated Fendt Rogator Gen 2. The self-propelled sprayer features improved electronic and pneumatic nozzle bodies, Banjo plumbing connections and valves, and the ContiRinse system to improve accuracy and reduce downtime. 

Alternative modes of action are needed to tackle problem weeds in sugar beet, due to resistance to ALS inhibitor herbicides.

Suffolk’s sprayer manufacturer Landquip, known for its large wide-boomed sprayers, introduces a new range of mounted machines for the 2025 season, with booms from 12 to 15 metres and tank capacities up to 1200 litres.