AEA figures show 2024 tractor sales down

James Huyton
Machinery and Farm Technology Specialist
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UK tractor sales slump in first half of 2024
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UK tractor sales slump in first half of 2024

Despite many manufacturers offering tempting finance packages to boost sales, a cautious market reflects a downfall in tractor sales. The month of June saw registered machines peek at just 869 units which...

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