Machinery

Devon dairy farmer Tom Laarveld has made the switch to zero grazing following Grass Technology’s introduction of the single-axle GT55 model. This 8.5cu.m, £27,000 machine is aimed at smaller herds, and has a modest power requirement of just 65hp

New machinery technology promises gains in efficiency and performance, but turning those benefits into measurable financial returns remains a key challenge for farmers and contractors, says Toby Whatley

The diesel UTV remains a mainstay for many farms, but has a petrol-powered version got what it takes to deliver the same daily practicality?

Shown as a concept in 2023, the D-Max EV is now available to order. Toby Whatley had a first look and spoke to Isuzu’s managing director about what it means for the future of the industry

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