November 3, 2025
Agritechnica 2025 – fully booked
Around 430,000 visitors are expected to trawl through the halls at this year’s edition of the hugely popular German show, which kicks off at the weekend.
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October 30, 2025
Fifth generation of the AVR Puma
Increased user-friendliness and capacity were key issues for AVR engineers when developing the fifth generation of the Puma four-row harvester.
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October 29, 2025
Siloking mixer wagon to feed 2,000 cows
The details are limited this side of the show, but German manufacturer Siloking will show the SelfLine 4.0 System 2000+ mixer wagon at Agritechnica.
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October 24, 2025
Wider version of the Stocks Ag Turbo Jet
The trend towards wider working kit has prompted Stock Ag to develop a Turbo Jet to apply higher application rates at widths up to 15m.
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October 22, 2025
Köckerling Gravo knife roller
Designed to chop up oilseed rape and maize stubbles, and incorporate cover crops, Köckerling’s Gravo knife roller can be front or rear mounted.
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October 21, 2025
Gold medal for Claas baler concept
Claas has secured a gold medal in the Agritechnica innovation award for a large square baler concept that achieves throughputs of up to 70t/hr in straw.
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October 17, 2025
Novag fills gap in T-ForcePlus drill range
With a working width of 7.20 or 7.50m, the Novag T-ForcePlus 750 plugs the gap in the range between the existing 650 and 850 models.
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October 16, 2025
New row unit for Väderstad Tempo and Proceed
The new row unit is the big change on the newly styled Tempo and Proceed planters, Väderstad returning to the drawing board to develop it.
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October 15, 2025
Strautmann updates MS spreader range
Set to replace the existing MS 801 to MS 1401 models, the main updates on the new MS 105 (10.5m³) and MS 120 (12m³) centre on the spreading equipment.
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October 14, 2025
Samasz to show new four-rotor rake
Samasz will unveil a prototype of the Z4-1440 four-rotor rake and new KDX plain disc mower at Agritechnica.
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October 13, 2025
New pick-up on Reiter R10
Reiter has used the experience gained during 10 years of making mergers to develop the second generation pick-up on the new R10 (working width of up to 10m).
