Machinery Farm Business

With 2026 being the hottest summer on record, perhaps it is time to consider ways to mitigate fire risk and put practical measures into place to safeguard equipment and staff

Jaguar Land Rover is cutting up to 4,000 jobs over two years. Farmers Guardian looks at what the shake-up means for farmers and rural buyers of Defender and Discovery.

Improved sales and rising revenues have offered a welcome lift for AGCO, CNH and John Deere during 2026, but manufacturers say high input costs, climate uncertainty and weak farmer confidence continue to threaten machinery investment and the wider agricultural market

Agri-Linc has strengthened its presence in East Anglia after extending its Sumo dealership territory to cover Norfolk and Suffolk, providing farmers and contractors with local sales, parts and aftersales support. James Huyton reports.

The 120-180hp tractor segment remains a competitive part of the UK market, whether for livestock, mixed or arable farming. We take a look at the current contenders offering all-round performance

New tractor registrations increased during the first six months of 2026 compared with the same period last year, according to the Agricultural Engineers Association. While the figures signal a welcome recovery, the AEA warns the outlook for the remainder of the year remains uncertain

Offering a package of precision farming services using the latest equipment and software is a valuable operation for FieldCraft Technologies

Need more grain storage and have an existing building that might fit the bill? Scott McArthur, of post-harvest equipment specialist McArthur BDC, provides some useful pointers

Cereals 2026 is set to be a scorching display of the latest machinery innovations, with plenty of working equipment to help with investment decisions