Machinery News

You can rely on your New Holland expert technicians for great results. They will carry out a detailed check-up on your machine, detecting potential issues that could negatively affect your next season. Nothing is easier than choosing New Holland for your after-season maintenance.

Machinery launches, thought-provoking seminars, a live auction and free breakfast will be welcoming visitors to the West Country Farming & Machinery Show, a new free-to-attend event for the South West.

Four new John Deere 6R-series tractors and four Gator HPX815E UTVs have joined the fleet of Suffolk- and Essex-based farmer and contractor Philip Liverton. David Williams saw them delivered.

Tractor owners and users attended a series of driving experience days in early November at Claas UK to learn more about the CMatic infinitely variable transmission. David Williams was there.

Respected Farmers Guide contributor, Mike Williams, is hanging up his Power on the Land hat after many years. Here, Mike reflects on his decades spent as a machinery journalist.

It is very important to have your machines inspected carefully and professionally before and after the season to guarantee their maximum potential, says Case IH.

The Agricultural Engineers Association has reported that for the second month in a row, the number of tractors registered in the UK was significantly higher than in the same month last year.

Agri Industry Solutions (known as AIS – part of the long established TWS Group) are based in Suffolk and are the UK importers for the SV Group (Schuitemaker & Veenhuis brands) together with Perard agricultural equipment.

With British farms continually squeezed by high input costs and low prices, selling ready-pasteurised milk straight to the consumer can substantially increase farm profits, according to Batchpasteuriser.com.

The Cambridgeshire-based firm Techneat Engineering has confirmed it will be launching its new Multicast Applicator at LAMMA 2023, enabling farmers to spread all types and sizes of seeds with the same unit.

Coventry-based water company Severn Trent is inviting farmers in its priority catchment areas to attend a series of online workshops and learn about improving spray efficiencies, offering participants a free set of low drift spray nozzles upon completion.

Family business celebrates over a century of working in the agricultural industry.