Machinery News

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. 

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.

Agricultural machinery dealer G & J Peck has announced an opening of a new central headquarters in Chatteris and an eventual closure of three of its depots. 

At a recent Suffolk press event, Claas unveiled completely new additions to its lower horsepower Axos tractor line-up. David Williams tried them out.

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. 

The Leeds Welding Company has announced the acquisition of the assets and intellectual property of Browns Agricultural Machinery Limited. 

Tyre specialist Ascenso has answered some lingering questions that worry farmers this time of the year.