Shows & Events

Farmtrac’s flagship all-electric FT25G and higher power FT6075E tractors.

Martin Lishman Ltd will once again be exhibiting the latest in crop storage technology at Lamma ‘22.

Following the growing demand from the market for a simple system that is Isobus compatible, Kaweco has launched a new operating system.

Graintek was established in 2009 by Kenneth Addison and Phillip Crow.

Kioti compact tractors have been used on farms around the UK for many years. The smaller- to medium-sized compacts make great scraper and utility tractors while the larger RX 73 HP tractor units with power shuttle, 24 forward and 24 reverse gears offer a versatile, highly manoeuvrable tractor.

Bespoke soil restructuring tines from Tillso sporting different point and wing combinations will feature alongside the SPL Ultra range of soil-engaging parts

With current fertiliser challenges and pressure to increase carbon capture and efficiency on farm, AerWorx offers some fresh advice on aeration of compacted soil.

Ploeger invites you to learn more about the company’s range of specialty harvesters and controlled application.

Entries to the Farm Sprayer Operator of the Year (FSOOTY) awards will remain open until after the LAMMA event in January, to enable more operators to enter over quieter months.

Environmental issues have never been more prominent in the news and people’s minds. As farming practices continue to be questioned, this year’s Midlands Machinery Show highlighted the different ways farming can adapt – whether through processes or new machinery.

It is widely recognised that the increasing consumer choice for clean, freshly packed potatoes of a certain shape and size has led to increased demand on growers to supply the right potato in the right condition at the right time. As a result, equipment manufacturers have had to improve the output and efficiency of their products in order to remain competitive.

The way in which we grow and store potatoes is changing dramatically, but there is no time to be nostalgic. Agrii’s Nick Winmill, a crop scientist with over 35 years’ experience in agronomy, considers some of the changes still to come.