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Retrofit Soucy tracks have been specified as part of the package for a new Kubota M7 supplied for a niche cropping application

When is a trailer not just a trailer? When half-a-dozen can load lorries from the forager with an output enough to move 100,000 tonnes a season

A Kent-based farming family has streamlined bale handling logistics with the addition of Big Bale South’s Transtacker and Hunter. The result is that field clearance is proving far more efficient than using tractors, trailers and telehandlers

Many contractors offer hedge cutting services, but for Martin Desborough in Herefordshire it is a key part of the business, with heavy duty kit specified to suit

An agricultural college in north-east England is improving soil fertility by using a manure spreader with weigh cells to match manures to field requirements via detailed nutrient maps. Farmers Guardian reports

Broadcasting OSR from the back of a subsoiler became a popular method for growers looking to cut costs, but modern seeders offer more accuracy and can be a good option when paired with a versatile cultivator, reports Jane Carley.

Cheshire contractor Richard Lennie has been using baler-wrapper combinations since 2011, and his Goweil G-1 F125 Kombi is, he reckons, the best he has had yet

Getting oilseed rape off to strong start holds the key to yield for one Shropshire grower, who has recently changed establishment practices to one that now favours the use of a precision drill.

With equestrian demand for small bales holding firm, the Bale Baron system offers faster, easier handling from field to customer

With the unpredictable climate putting feed stocks under pressure, crimping cereals could be worth a look