News that land is expected to reach almost £50,000/hectare (£20,000/acre) by 2020 is a double-edged sword for the farming industry – and for our PR beyond it.
Lamma: Quick release blade from Scanstone
Replacing blades on a bedtiller can be a time consuming job, so Scanstone Potato Systems has designed a quick release blade, held in place by a clip which is levered off via a hand tool.
Blades can be removed in a matter of minutes, even in the field and fit single, double and trip bedtillers in the company’s range. Updates have also been made to Scanstone’s RGS4215 stone separator which can now be fitted with a scrubber web for improved separation.
A five web model is also now available.
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Lamma: Dale develops the Eco Drill
Lamma: Billericay Farm Services develops variable rate liquid fertiliser nozzle
Lamma: Spaldings add log splitter and compressor
Lamma: Quickfencer adds plain wire attachment
Lamma: Ryetec offers high capacity grain transfer system
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Lamma: New cattle handling system to tackle poor conditions
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Lamma: Mastenbroek weed baskets for hedge cutters
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Lamma: Fendt’s smaller tractors get Vario transmission
Lamma: JCB adds another Loadall
Lamma: Sumo develops semi-mounted ball hitch
Lamma: Vicon Starguide GPS controller offers automatic boom section shut-off
Lamma: Massey Ferguson adds cab suspension to 5400-series
Lamma: Agriweld launches subsoiler range
Lamma: New Maxicut from Kongskilde
Lamma: Spread-A-Bale updated
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