Machinery

Occupying a majority share of the UK precision planter market, Vaderstad’s Tempo has some clear user appeal.

Introduced to allow double-cab buyers to avoid the recent tax changes applied to double-cab pick-ups, the two-seat variant replaces the rear seats with a second load area

Oil price spikes could be make or brake for net zero policy, but James Huyton views smart business moves as pivotal to long-term industry security

Cheshire-based Bidlea Dairy updated its machinery fleet with a new Manitou MLT 741-140 V+ to help manage a diverse dairy farm operation that milks 300 cows

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.