Machinery

From November 9-15, Agritechnica, the world’s biggest farm machinery show, returns to the vast Hannover Fairgrounds in Germany. At the pre-show preview, Martin Rickatson discovered some of the Innovation Award winners

However, there were variations across the power range and in different regions of the country with the differences in arable and livestock industry fortunes clear

Kubota claims to have showcased the world's first autonomous tractor powered by a hydrogen fuel cell power source, James Huyton reports.

When is a trailer not just a trailer? When half-a-dozen can load lorries from the forager with an output enough to move 100,000 tonnes a season

Due to be shown at Agritechnica, New Holland have added a dedicated shovel to its range for silage contractors

Pushing power to more than 400hp, Case IH’s new Optum series aims to provide a multi-functional arable and haulage tractor

Developed to improve bale uniformity, allow tighter turnings and faster bale release on slopes, the revamped flagship variable-chamber range includes driveline updates and bale density increases

A Kent-based farming family has streamlined bale handling logistics with the addition of Big Bale South’s Transtacker and Hunter. The result is that field clearance is proving far more efficient than using tractors, trailers and telehandlers

Following the recent HMRC change to the classification of double-cab pickups, we look at what the changes mean for different farming businesses

Fitting between the 4000 and 8000 Series, the 6000 looks to build on the market attraction of the 4000 Series, but with power up to 335hp