Machinery

Contracting prices will increase by an average of 5.7% in 2025, according to the latest National Association of Agricultural Contractors (NAAC) survey

As the requirements for muck and slurry application become more exacting and the application windows get ever tighter, a tanker from a familiar name is proving its worth for a busy contractor

Launched at the 2024 Royal Welsh Show, the 16ft TA510 is the largest and longest stock trailer currently offered by Ifor Williams Trailers.

Understanding the business needs for a new implement is key to success, and Lancashire-based potato grower Andrew Webster had very specific requirements for applying fertiliser at high rates

James Huyton takes the long-awaited Toyota Landcruiser on test to see how it performs as an all-round farm vehicle

The Vector Next has been introduced with a stronger drive line and a frame with an increased load capacity of up to 800kg

The government mandated tax legislation imposed on the four-door pick-up, has spawned the introduction of the new Ineos Grenadier Commercial

As cars and vans are rapidly changing to all-electric drives, agriculture’s power and energy storage requirements have left it largely addicted to diesel. The explosive element hydrogen could offer a power-equivalent alternative with zero emissions. Toby Whatley and Emma Penny report.

The new unit features a three-chamber hopper with 5,900-litre holding capacity, individual row shut-off and AutoPoint technology

British farm equipment manufacturing is flourishing in Gloucestershire at Protech Machinery, which is pushing forward with developments in post-driving equipment