Machinery

Following the launch of its 8S and 5S tractor series last year, Massey Ferguson has addressed the ranges sandwiched between the first to receive the new styling. Alex Heath reports.

Deere and Co has raised its full-year earnings forecast for a third time as they expect demand for farm equipment to continue to rise.

Cheffins’ July vintage and classic auction saw more than 1,300 lots of vintage and classic tractors, machinery, motorcycles, cars and collector’s items go under the hammer at its sale ground in Sutton, near Ely. The sale

A north Yorkshire grower has transitioned into low disturbance, one-pass drilling using a Horsch Sprinter equipped with J.J. Metcalfe’s 12mm coulter conversion. Geoff Ashcroft reports.

Claas has launched the Trion, a new mid-range of combines, replacing most of the Tucano Series and offering a new option for Lexion customers who do not want the step up to its latest machines of the same name.

For one Lincolnshire grower establishing a crop of oilseed rape has become a simpler and cheaper affair, with the use of a combine mounted auto-casting seeder.

Extending its forage wagon line-up, Strautmann, distributed in the UK by Opico, has added a new 02 Series version of its popular Giga Vitesse forage wagon. To find out more, Farmers Guardian put the new machine to work.

New Holland has launched an updated version of its T7 HD tractor, with a roomier and more lavish cab, while integrating technology first seen on its larger stablemate, the T8.

Pottinger has developed the Jumbo 7000 forage wagon, suitable for tractors up to 500hp, with all core components being completely redesigned and engineered.

Following a turbulent year for most manufacturer’s Fendt has claimed in a recent press conference, it is in a good position to push forward its plans on a global scale.