Drills News

Horsch has updated and expanded its ranges in the past 18 months, with advanced features not just reserved for the largest models.

With wetter planting windows the new norm, a change in machinery can be the difference between getting seed in the ground or not.

As regenerative agriculture and no-till farming continue to gain momentum, British farmers are looking for machinery that ticks many boxes: exceptional seed placement, versatility in variable weather conditions, promotion of optimal soil health, maximisation of efficiency and affordability. 

Despite the ongoing wet conditions across much of Britain in 2024/2025, farmers can overcome the challenging drilling situation with the right tools.

Monmouthshire contractor MRI Whistance has shared why he chose a Kverneland f-drill front tank with a Rotago F power harrow drill combination in search of improved flexibility and more output. 

Amazone explains how its range of drills can offer significant flexibility, from just a single drill.

Farmer and contractor, Tom Matthews purchased a Weaving trailed GD drill funded in part by a FETF grant in 2023, and has been impressed by both its value and performance.

Machinery dealer Farmstar has announced the sale of its Newark depot to Kubota dealer Henton and Chattell.

Väderstad’s Seed Hawk 600-900C is a versatile no-till seed drill available in 6, 8 and 9 metre working widths.

In an exciting initiative, Weaving Machinery and Agrii will be combining forces at this year’s Groundswell Event.

The Maschio Gaspardo in-line direct seed drills are the product of recognised experience and accumulated knowhow to which whole generations of both engineers and farmers have contributed over almost two centuries in the business.

On a dry April day in Haddiscoe, Norfolk, the team at Ben Burgess, together with a contingent from Väderstad, staged a working demonstration day of Väderstad drills and tillage machinery. Machinery editor Neale Byart was there.