September 2, 2024
101hp engine in latest Can-Am ATV
The 1000R, one of two new Can-Am Outlanders for 2025, is believed to be the first ATV to exceed 100hp. The second newcomer is the 82hp 850.
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August 30, 2024
Krone Big X dealers for Northern Ireland
Farmhand has appointed two new dealers to supply the Krone Big X self-propelled forage harvester in Northern Ireland: Irwin Brothers in Co. Fermanagh and McMullan Agri. in Co. Antrim.
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August 29, 2024
Pöttinger Plano stubble cultivator
Pöttinger has launched the Plano VT 6060. The compact 6.0m trailed stubble cultivator is suitable for a variety of conditions.
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August 28, 2024
Agricast launches strongest grassland point
Agricast says that the new GLX Ultra is the toughest and strongest product in its range of low disturbance points.
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August 27, 2024
Claydon single-leg mole drainer
Claydon reckons to have developed a mole drainer that combines the benefits of traditional mounted and trailed designs without any of the drawbacks.
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August 26, 2024
CNH sells Kongskilde to Seko
After divesting the Överum plough business earlier this year, CNH Industrial has reportedly sold Kongskilde to Italian company Seko Industries.
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August 23, 2024
Kemp tests grass spreader
Feeding zero grazed grass to dairy cows during the summer is increasing in popularity popular in the Netherlands. The FGM (Fresh Grass Spreader) developed by Dutch manufacturer Kemp Machines divides it between the left and…
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August 22, 2024
Wider Krone wholecrop header
The throughput of the new XDisc 710 (7.1m) wholecrop header is said to be around 20% higher than the existing XDisc 620 (6.2m).
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August 21, 2024
Mammut maize silage blade
Austrian manufacturer Mammut has added the Silo Push 400 maize blade to its growing ranges of silage clamp attachments.
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August 20, 2024
Grimme updates the Rexor
The new cab is one of the most visible changes to the latest version of the six-row Rexor 6300 sugar beet harvester.
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August 19, 2024
Longer lasting Kuhn plough points
Kuhn Farm Machinery has redesigned its mid-range Olympic plough points. The result is said to last up to 30% longer than the previous versions, resulting in less downtime during the season.
