Machinery News

New Holland is marking the 50th year since introducing the first combines featuring the brand’s Twin Rotor threshing and separation technology, a product line which has grown from a single model in 1975 to a complete range today, led by the new CR10 and CR11.

David Williams enjoyed an early test-drive of the popular upgraded self-propelled beet harvesters.

The brand has launched an ‘Always by Your Side’ campaign to celebrate 70 years in business.

Claas has recently celebrated the production of the 250,000th mower – a Disco 3200 FC – to come off the production line at its Bad Saulgau plant in Germany.

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.

A pioneering £1 million project that will help transform dairy cow slurry into crop fertilisers and water has been launched by Harper Adams University and a team of industry partners. 

As the agricultural sector continues to evolve in response to global challenges, 2025 marks a pivotal year for innovative farming solutions, AMTEC explains.

Changes to the way double-cab pickups are treated for some tax purposes are coming in April 2025 – act now to get a Ford Ranger before the tax change.

A new report sheds light on what is currently driving farmers to purchase new or used farm machinery, with cost and condition being key factors.

A working scale model of a diecast Chad Valley Fordson Major tractor with a clockwork mechanism was one of the highlights of the CCM Skipton’s March sale of Border Fine Arts, Beswick ornaments, toys and collectables. 

West Midlands machinery dealer Marshall Farm Machinery has announced the permanent closure of the business. 

Crawfords Group has announced a strategic merger that will see the machinery specialist Agwood being ceased, with all services and operations becoming fully integrated into the Crawfords brand.