November 4, 2024
More entry-level Performers from Kuhn
Kuhn Farm Machinery has added two new models to its entry-level Performer Select cultivator range. Working widths are 3.0m (3000) and 5.0m (5000).
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November 1, 2024
12m Lemken Solitair for large farms
Combining several operations in a single pass the 12m Lemken Solitair ST is available with a choice of front tools for fitting ahead of the double disc coulters.
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October 28, 2024
Nexat with knife roller
A 14m Innomade knife roller is the latest implement available for fitting to the Nexat wide-span carrier vehicle.
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October 24, 2024
More Horsch front hoppers
A 1,600l double-tank option joins the existing Horsch Partner FT single tank line-up. Plus, there are new double-tank models for next season with capacities of 1,700l (1.7 FT) and 2,100l (2.1 FT), and a 2,500l…
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October 21, 2024
Trailed and mounted Bednar knife rollers
Bednar has added two ranges of knife rollers to its portfolio for 2025; the Speed Chop SC-F and Duracut TE. Both are designed to knock down cover crops and cut up post-harvest residues.
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October 17, 2024
First time for Taege kit in the UK
East Retford-based Farm Agri UK is about to take delivery of the first shipment of cultivators and drills made in New Zealand by Taege Engineering.
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October 17, 2024
Alpego and Ovlac product manager
Glenn Bootman has taken on the role of product manager for the Alpego and Ovlac brands distributed in the UK by Opico.
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October 15, 2024
Kuhn increases headland spreading accuracy
All new Axis VS PRO ISObus spreaders from Kuhn Farm Machinery are fitted with technology to improve spreading accuracy when the tractor turns onto the headland tramline.
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October 11, 2024
Lightweight tool carrier for 6.0m kit
As well as working with a mechanical hoe, the GT Vario can also be used with a precision sugar beet or onion drill.
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October 7, 2024
Lemken Thulit working width tops 12m
The Thulit MF/1200 is the first Lemken tined harrow to exceed a working width of 12m.
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October 2, 2024
Business as usual at Kongskilde
Kongskilde Industries continues to make grain handling equipment and is unaffected by the recent sale by CNH of the Kongskilde arable and grass machinery division to Seko Industries.
