Higher output targeted with new 18m machines
HORSCH is expanding its 18m machinery range as UK arable farms and contractors look to cover more ground within tighter
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Agritechnica 2027 puts machinery connectivity at centre of industry programme
Agritechnica 2027 will focus on connected machinery, automation and intelligent systems, with organisers positioning the Hanover exhibition as a meeting
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Mild hybrid tractor combines implement electrification with coordinated control
New Holland’s prototype specialty tractor combining mild-hybrid powertrain assistance with electrically powered implements has received an EIMA Technical Innovation Award
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Forestry tractor range to feature at international trade fair
Five tractors covering a range of forestry applications will be exhibited by Steyr at Interforst 2026, taking place in Munich,
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Specialist sprayer range expands
AGROMA UK, the UK import business formed earlier this year between sprayer manufacturers AGROMA and Knight Farm Machinery, has broadened
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New trailed drill adds direct drilling capability
A new trailed disc drill has been launched for operators looking for a machine capable of drilling directly into uncultivated
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Automatic suspension system wins EIMA technical award
An automatic suspension system designed to improve tractor comfort and stability has received an EIMA Technical Evolution Award. Advanced Vehicle Suspension is
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Hydrogen hybrid power unit tested
Five months after its first showing at CONEXPO-CON/AGG, Perkins’ advanced fuel-configurable hybridised IOPU (industrial open power unit) is being
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New tyre options for Mark 2 tractor
BKT has developed three new Agrimax V-Flecto tyre sizes for the Massey Ferguson MF 7S Mark 2, creating two front-and-rear
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Automatic traction control targets harvesting in difficult conditions
A prototype system from New Holland designed to automatically manage traction on combine harvesters has received an EIMA Technical Evolution Award 2026.
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