Cultivation News

After a strong 2024, Agriweld will begin 2025 with a focus on its innovative cultivation range at LAMMA 2025.

The K110 trailed lime and fertiliser spreader and the 6000/75/8 driven strip still cultivator will make their debut in Birmingham this January.

Horsch dealer, Manns of Saxham, held a field demo day at the end of September in Nacton, Suffolk. Farmers Guide’s machinery editor, Neale Byart, went along to see what’s new.

Britain’s ploughmen and women showcased their skills at the 73rd British National Ploughing Championships, which were held at the Thoresby Estate in Perlethorpe, Nottinghamshire. 

Profitable Farming Company (PFC) said it hopes to revolutionise the UK agricultural market with its range of Awemak cultivation machinery. 

Kuhn’s new cultivators bring the Prolander range up to eight models – they can work in a variety of conditions and allow larger growers to benefit from the range.

Lemken introduces the benefits of its Juwel plough range and “unbeatable duo” – the Lemken Solitair and Zirkon power harrow.

Horsch outlines its cultivator range, available with disc, tine or disc and tine configurations in 3–12m working widths, including new models.

Tillage-Live visitors will be able to see the latest Amazone kit working in the field, with solutions for changing crop establishment trends.

Now in its 33rd year, Tillage-Live will return to Yorkshire in 2024, hosted at Headley Hall near Tadcaster on 18th September.

Kuhn Farm Machinery has just announced that its mid-range Olympic plough points have been redesigned to offer a 30% increase in longevity. The company said that it will help users running genuine Kuhn parts to increase the service life from their wearing metal.  

“We are all trying to get more done with fewer staff, while weather windows get shorter,” explained Forrest Farms farm foreman, Robert Hale.