Machinery
Grimme launches new two-row harvester
At a recent launch in Germany, Grimme presented the EVO 280, a two-row potato bunker-harvester featuring new MultiCrop intake. This...
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Machinery Focus
Machinery Focus: Field Queen - the mother of all forage harvesters
The mad rush of the silage season will soon be upon us and with it will come the buzz of...
Machinery News
Shorter chopping with latest Pottinger Jumbo
Chopping forage into shorter lengths is generally considered a good thing, certainly when it comes to promoting a quick fermentation...
Machinery News
Claas keen to push the Rolls Royce connection
In a recent fanfare of publicity, Claas brought to our attention that it had chosen to continue its partnership with...
Machinery News
Claas revenues rise by almost 20%
Claas, one of the world’s most well-known manufacturers of agricultural machinery, increased its revenue in the 2021 fiscal year by...
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'Real time silage analysis from John Deere'
All tractor manufacturers boast of their digital technology, but is it really useful on the farm? A contractor and college...
Machinery
870hp John Deere undergoes German investigation...in Italy
Launched earlier this year, the 9000 Series forage harvesters from John Deere were promised to improve harvesting speed and efficiency...
Rural Life
Waterford woman gears up harvester for silage event
Harvester driver, Kathleen Denn, is gearing up for the ‘Grass Women’ record-busting attempt at bringing in silage. It will take...
Machinery
Claas to build new €15 million machinery test centre
Machinery giant Claas will build a major new equipment test centre at its base in Harsewinkel, Germany. The new facility will “significantly...
Machinery
Video: 'Revolutionary' articulated combine gets a boost, to 650hp
Tribine, a North American company known for its huge, articulated-steer combines, has upped the specifications of its giant harvesting machines. While...
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Video: How to keep an insatiably hungry harvester moving
Struggling to find an operator that can drive steadily alongside a self-propelled forage harvester? Why not simply abandon the whole...