January 23, 2026
LAMMA 26: TAYLOR ATTACHMENTS
The Fortis Silage Compactor has been proving a hit for Bristol-based Taylor Attachments in Scandinavia.
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January 23, 2026
LAMMA 26: Doyle Tornado
Engineering business Denis Doyle is now making its own cultivator onto which it can mount its range of seeders. The Tornado is initially being offered in working widths of 4.0, 5.0 and 6.0m.
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January 22, 2026
LAMMA 26: AgriWeld Agri-Press
The Agri-Press can be tooled up with discs or tines ahead of the two rows of interlocking rings. The latest machine from AgriWeld, its comes in working widths from 3.0m up to 8.0m.
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January 22, 2026
LAMMA 26: AH Engineering automation
AH Engineering has added some simple electronics all to its rear discharge spreader, all aimed at making life easier on the operator and their machines even more dependable.
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January 22, 2026
New owner for Chafer and Horstine
Chafer Machinery and Horstine brands have been acquired by UK-based Nexus Technology and Engineering. The new company is called Nexus Chafer.
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January 22, 2026
John Deere on top in 2024
John Deere topped the UK tractor chart in 2024 with 3,304 units and a 28.1% share of the 11,761-strong market.
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January 21, 2026
LAMMA 26: SlurryKat Elete
The Elete is a new top of the range tanker range from SlurryKat, ahead of its Premium Plus. The range includes single- (15m3), tandem- (22.7m3) and tri-axle (31.8m3) tanks.
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January 21, 2026
LAMMA 26: Slurryquip engine pump
Slurryquip was launching this Stage V engine pumping rig at LAMMA last week. A four-cylinder, 188hp Caterpillar supplies the grunt to the Veneroni or Bauer pump.
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January 21, 2026
A century of Stihl
It is 100 years since Andreas Stihl invented the first portable chainsaw in a Stuttgart workshop in 1926.
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January 20, 2026
Buoyant Irish tractor market
New tractor registrations increased by 14% in Ireland last year to 2,067 units.
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January 17, 2026
LAMMA 26: Urban Offroader Suzuki
If you’re after a lightweight farm runabout with some decent off-road capability and a bit more sophistication than an ATV buggy then it might be worth considering a 4wd mini van.
