New Machinery Launches

New feeding systems, improved automation and enhanced connectivity headline Case IH's latest updates to its LB and RB baler ranges, including the introduction of a plant-based net wrap option

Groundswell celebrated its tenth year with a broad mix of machinery and technology aimed at regenerative, organic and conventional farming systems. From ultra-shallow cultivators and compost tea systems to autonomous mowing, exhibitors showcased innovations designed to improve soil health and reduce inputs

Growers seeking higher-output drilling and fertiliser placement now have a new option following the launch of Kverneland's six-metre folding f-drill Plus

Introduced alongside the new 6R models, the changes to the 6M series could prove more valauable to many UK buyers.

Previously reserved for flagship models, McConnel’s Tele-VFR system is now available on the 77-Series, offering operators improved cutting head visibility and greater flexibility around roadside obstacles

Showcasing some awe-inspiring kit with heavy duty haulage, quad-axle trailers to more manageable machinery the Royal Highland did not disappoint, James Huyton reports.

After a five-year absence from the UK market, Mitsubishi is back with the all-new L200 Series-seven. James Huyton gets behind the wheel to see whether the latest generation can re-establish itself as a serious contender for farmers and rural businesses.

Krone has broadened its grassland portfolio with the launch of its first belt merger, offering an alternative to traditional rotary rakes for operators seeking improved forage quality and reduced leaf loss

Returning to its Cotswold roots, Cereals 2026 was hosted at Diddly Squat and, alongside the widespread attention generated by the farm's owner, several manufacturers introduced new models and brands to the UK market.