Machinery

After attending the unveiling of JCB’s hydrogen-powered Hydromax, Toby Whatley reflects on the engineering innovation still thriving in the UK

Haworth Agricultural Contractors has invested in Near Infra-Red (NIR) sensing to improve application accuracy for umbilical slurry spreading, delivering traceability and compliance for its customers

Kuhn has introduced a new mounted twin-rotor rake designed to deliver higher output and improved manoeuvrability for small and medium-sized grassland farms

ScotGrass returns after a three-year break, with a new location and a plethora of new kit and working demonstrations. James Huyton and Ken Topham report.

Twenty years on from its diesel-powered land speed record, JCB plans to return to the Bonneville Salt Flats with its hydrogen-powered Hydromax.

With AI fast becoming the go to answer for everything, can farming actually gain tangible benefits from this new tech?

The Muir Hill 171 epitomised the concept of an equal-wheeled, four-wheel drive tractor during the 1970s. Simon Henley explains why

Offering a 4.5-tonne towing capacity and a 2,000kg payload, the Super Duty shares surprisingly little with standard Ranger models

The firm has highlighted the challenges facing British manufacturing following the introduction of new steel quotas and tariffs set to take effect from July 1

Now offered as a dedicated inter-row weeding machine for conventional and organic systems, Garford's joint development with UK start-up RootWave shows significant potential