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Strautmann's latest forage wagon has a chop length that could make it a serious contender to the SPFH for some farms. Jane Carley speaks to a convert

Producing up to 18,000 bales a season, Scottish contractor Jack Wilson believes consistent bale quality is the key to winning and retaining customers

After several decades using a variety of red and green telehandlers, 2025 saw a changing of the guard at Narraton Farm in Devon, with the first Massey Ferguson-branded material handler carrying out the heavy lifting

Masted forklifts still dominate many palletised handling duties on farms, but falling short on reach, one farming business found the solution with a Teletruk. James Huyton reports.

When it comes to cleaning out deep-litter indoor pig units, choosing the unglazed cab option for its Kubota RT305 pivot-steer telehandler has made operator access and egress much easier for one Nottinghamshire farm.

Dairy farmers focus on quality when producing multi-cut silage, but when there is a lot of grass to tackle, a productive triple mower comes in handy. Jane Carley meets a farmer cutting more than 11m in a single pass

Mid-range models from Kramer’s telehandler offering have become a familiar sight, but a more specialist version offers longer reach where it is needed.

Clamp equipment is a vital but often overlooked element of the green harvest. We look at how the Holaras range is helping busy contractors

Haworth Agricultural Contractors has invested in Near Infra-Red (NIR) sensing to improve application accuracy for umbilical slurry spreading, delivering traceability and compliance for its customers

A new Claas Liner rake proves pivotal for efficiency gains and operator ease for one contracting business, James Huyton finds out more.