Machinery News

A maize header investment paid off for Suffolk farmer James Forrest – harvest was completed faster and it reduced wear and tear on the combine. Sarah Kidby reports.

Fendt has thrown the doors of data sharing technology open to all owners of Fendt machinery using both the old and new FendtONE operating systems.

Crawfords Group has announced that it has been appointed as an authorised dealer for Indespension trailers across its sales territory, covering Essex, East Hertfordshire, Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire and East Berkshire.

J Riley Beet Harvesters, UK importer of Vervaet, is introducing an updated version of the popular Vervaet Q-616 sugar beet harvester for the 2025/26 harvesting campaign.

When carting away from the beet harvester in the field, you need a beet trailer that’s easy to tow, quick to tip, and designed to last.

Around 500 lots were sold at auction after the closure of Dairyland, an agricultural attraction in Cornwall.

ACS Farm Image offers a range of soil sampling and analysis products and services, designed to help secure the future of our food supply.

David Williams spent a day trying out JCB’s new wheeled loader, telehandler and small articulated loader on the company’s Staffordshire farm.

Farmers have been warned that a little-known deadly gas emitted by slurry, even in open spaces, is responsible for fatalities in farming every year.

Operators are being advised to manage slurry equipment maintenance, especially working parts like macerators, to reduce costly downtime and the risk of spillages.

Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary is warning farmers about a farm machinery scam that is affecting victims across the UK.

New Holland is returning to World FIRA, displaying its Advanced Vision Assisted Guidance (AVAG) for specialty tractors – winner of an EIMA technical innovation award in 2024.