Machinery

Does simultaneous maize and inter-row grass planting provide for a better establishment of both crops with significant cost savings? Toby Whatley reports

While square bales are beginning to dominate the landscape in many areas, round balers still have their place, and the application of tech makes them more versatile. Jane Carley reports.

When the job calls for two people and the terrain is not suitable for a 4x4, utility vehicles have come into their own. But the latest updates to ‘two-up’ quad bikes from Polaris widen the choices available.

Looking for operational flexibility with wholecrop forage, Somerset contractors Butt Brothers have opted for a folding Marangon direct cut header with their 911hp New Holland FR920 forager. Geoff Ashcroft reports.

Slurry separators are often viewed as a static piece of farm infrastructure, but could a mobile unit be a flexible cost effective solution for farmers willing to share an asset? James Huyton takes a look at the Vogelsang X-Split unit in action.

Expanding its popular TA trailer range with a longer 16ft version, IWT has added several new features to the model

Farmers Guardian journalist James Huyton has won the Perkins Power on the Farm Award for a feature detailing a test drive of an all-electric UTV

Claas launch four new tedder variants with the Volto 1300 and 1500 T/TS. James Huyton finds out more.

Why has Techneat’s Multicast applicator proven to be an adaptable tool for one Yorkshire-based contractor? James Huyton finds out more.

New Holland’s Basildon production site has built its two-millionth tractor, with the machine aligning with the plant's 60th anniversary year