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Väderstad Spirit: Redefining precision with new coulter and TriForce II
3rd March 2026
In an era where precision and consistency are non-negotiable drivers of crop establishment success, the latest iteration of the Väderstad Spirit seed drill marks a genuine leap forward in seeding technology.
MAR 2026
Tine drill or disc drill?
3rd March 2026
Weaving Machinery plans a demonstration farm to show farmers the benefits
of each drill type in varying soil types.
High-performance tyres at affordable price
27th February 2026
Ascenso Tyres designs, manufactures and engineers tyres for hard-working machinery that must perform across a variety of challenging terrains and environments.
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Protect yield potential: Don’t start the season on the back foot
3rd March 2026
Early drilling, high crop biomass and a mild winter have created what experts describe as a potential “perfect disease storm” this spring – making a timely and affordable T0 fungicide spray critical to protecting yield potential.
How to grow a successful crop of sunflowers this spring
3rd March 2026
British growers are being encouraged to consider planting sunflowers this spring, as interest in the crop continues to build. The variety Es Bella, marketed by United Oilseeds, which launched the UK’s first sunflower grain pool three years ago, has become the country’s best-selling sunflower variety.
Knight Farm Machinery revises sprayers for 2026
28th February 2026
All sporting new dark grey tanks, Knight Farm Machinery has revised its sprayer range for 2026, topped by three KSP self-propelled models of 3,500-6,000 litres.
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