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Here you can find the archive of profi test reports on a wide range of combine harvesters.
August 3, 2026
REPORT: A lifetime’s work of agricultural contracting and engineering for Nottingham-based D Clifford & Sons has recently evolved to include 60 hectares of stubble-to-stubble contracting. Alongside its general contracting business, the shift into direct farming…
July 5, 2026
REPORT: British contractors Peter Steward and Paul Stent are both fans of the Vervaet Q616 six-row sugar beet harvester. One is a fervent user of the axial rollerbed option. The other prefers turbines. We find…
May 15, 2026
REPORT: We return to Brixworth Farming, a 2,000ha arable joint venture business based in Northamptonshire with six farms operating in collaboration to see how it has adapted to changes over the last six years.
May 11, 2026
PRACTICAL TEST: The Evion is now the smallest Claas combine sold here. A mash of proven parts, can the Evion follow in the footsteps of the legendary Claas Dominator? We tested the small straw-walker machine…
March 15, 2026
DRIVING IMPRESSION: New Holland launched the CX combine harvesters 25 years ago, and it has continually developed. The latest generation is the CX series which was unveiled at Agritechnica 2025. Prior to the show we…
February 15, 2026
DRIVING IMPRESSION: The AF10 is the largest single-rotor combine currently on the market and propels Case IH into the premier league. We caught up with one of the big reds during harvest.
November 23, 2025
DRIVING IMPRESSION: At Agritechnica, Zürn introduces its new belt header table with flexible cutterbar. We had the chance to test a 9.15m version of the new Premium Flow Flex this summer.
October 27, 2025
REPORT: The major European machinery event makes a return next month having last taken place in 2023. And if the huge number of new tractors and machinery already announced is anything to go by, this…
October 2, 2025
REPORT: In the Italian region of Forli-Cesena, harvesting grain can be a character-building experience, with the steep terrain presenting a nerve-wrecking challenge. We visited the region to see a mountaineering Massey in action.
October 2, 2025
REPORT: Norfolk Lavender revived a bespoke 23-year-old British-built machine to harvest this year’s crop. We find out why.
October 2, 2025
REPORT: While many farming businesses have addressed machinery costs by cutting down on tractor numbers and putting more hours on an expensive prime mover, it’s a bold move to reduce the harvesting fleet.
