Machinery News

Tama’s continued focus on innovation brings a game changer for round baling, with the launch of EZ Web – a completely new type of baling product that gives a double benefit to makers of round bales.

Reesink Agriculture returns to LAMMA once again in January 2024 with a host of models on display including Farmtrac compact and utility tractors that “deliver big on versatility and productivity”.

A video highlighting the benefits of good sprayer hygiene has recently been published to help farmers and contractors who have been carrying out winter machinery maintenance works.

The Shelbourne Reynolds range of Powerspread Pro side-discharge manure spreaders is now available with a new weigh scale system.

Boosted by the success of its entry level 7.5m Farmline Trailing Shoe, slurry equipment specialist SlurryKat has launched wider models up to 10.5m.

Mzuri will be showcasing its cutting-edge crop establishment solutions at LAMMA 2024.

Agricast will unveil its latest press roll ring at LAMMA 24.

With weather extremes continuously impacting UK farming, maintaining the quantity and quality of your straw has never been more important, says ProStraw Systems.

German farmers are continuing the national protest in response to a government proposal to revoke key tax privileges. 

UK vegetable handling equipment manufacturer Tong Engineering has announced the completed acquisition of Terry Johnson Ltd based in Holbeach, Lincolnshire.

Buckinghamshire farmer Michael McDermott bought the TR-8 bale handler at LAMMA 2023 to increase the speed of operation on the contracting side of the business. But the machine also offers a range of additional benefits – including making it “virtually impossible” to damage bales.

Rising production costs coupled with pressure on cultivation timeliness and labour availability, have led Lincolnshire arable farmer Tim Horner of Holme Farm, Tetney to review the use of his plough as a key cultivator in favour of a more flexible and faster disc/tined-based cultivation system, without compromising yield and quality.