new machinery launches

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

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

With the flagship 550hp 1052 model remaining the world’s largest non-articulated tractor, Fendt’s 1000 Series has several updates and power increases

Designed to improve silage quality through the application of inoculants, Pottinger’s Liquido F tank also serves as a front bumper and weight

Occupying the flagship position in Krone’s combi-wrapper line up, the CombiPack HDP provides some innovative new features and a chop length to match some forage harvesters

The result of a claimed 100,000 hectares of trials, Amazone’s Autospread system autonomously adjusts the spreader without operator input for improved fertiliser accuracy

Operating as a combined raking and baling unit, Krone’s BaleTrain aims to improve productivity and reduce labour requirements for winter fodder production

At Kverneland's Agritechnica press event, the brand showcased a number of new products set for the show, not least some interesting developments in high capacity precision equipment