Machinery

Could strip till be the next step forward for sugar beet? Jane Carley looks at a recent trial

Farmers have been urged to get in their applications for the Farming Equipment and Technology Fund (FETF) grants before April 28

The Farming Equipment and Technology Fund has reopened for 2026, offering grants of up to £75,000 to help farmers invest in productivity, slurry management and animal welfare technology

Recent figures from the AEA reflect a near 50% increase in new tractor registrations for March 2026 compared to 2025

Farmers Guardian's James Huyton tests Toyota’s latest mild hybrid pickup to assess fuel economy, towing performance and whether it suits modern farm demands

T H White has bolstered its presence across Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire with the acquisition of assets from Cotswold Farm Machinery at Fosse Cross. James Huyton reports.

New legislation on emissions and safety, alongside shifting customer needs, is stimulating fresh life in the pickup market. Mel Jenkins looks at what is currently available and newly arriving for UK buyers

Massey Ferguson has unveiled a major refresh of its compact tractor offering, introducing seven new models across the MF 1E, 2E, 1M and 2M line-ups

Designed for large-scale arable farms and contractors, Kverneland’s Qualidisc 21123T sits at the top of the manufacturer’s trailed compact disc range. James Huyton takes the high-output cultivator on test

Timeliness and efficiency play key roles when producing quality forage, so Farmers Guardian put Krone’s latest conditioner mower combination on test to see how it performs