Issue: Harvest ( 2021 )
Combine cab survey: How’s your office?
TECHNICAL: Could a combine operator do more than just … operate? A subsection of the German-based Cab 4.0 project aims to find out
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Issue: Harvest ( 2021 )
Combine header check: At the cutting edge
WORKSHOP: Has tackling laid crops blunted the knife on your header? Here we run through some tips for maintaining two of the most common cutting set-ups — the forged system and the Schumacher knife
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Issue: Harvest ( 2021 )
Irish farmer runs a Fendt combine: All about timing
Unpredictable weather is one of the reasons John Dorey decided to upgrade his combine three years ago to a Fendt 5255L PL, to tackle a mix of home-grown and contract-harvested crops. We caught up with…
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Issue: Harvest ( 2021 )
Brown bean harvest: Savoury specials
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Issue: Harvest ( 2021 )
Combine milestones: It’s about ears and awns
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Issue: Harvest ( 2021 )
Cotton in Turkmenistan: Something looks to be missing
Located bang in the middle of Asia, Turkmenistan ranks as one of the largest cotton producers in the world. Although the 1.6 million hectares of agricultural land is vast, it only accounts for a modest 1% of the country’s area.…
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Issue: Harvest ( 2021 )
CH Engineering CH500 steep-slope grape harvesting: On a tightrope
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Issue: Harvest ( 2021 )
Steyr 8300 still earning its keep: Classic chopper
First seen at the DLG show in Frankfurt in 1984, the unusual vehicle was jointly developed by fellow Austrian companies Steyr and Pöttinger. Initially available from both brands, Steyr called it the 8300 and in…
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Issue: Harvest ( 2021 )
Haymaking in Switzerland: Steep hay
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Issue: Harvest ( 2021 )
Claas Lexion 480 versus Trion 750 combines: And the beat goes on
25 years ago two things rocked the agricultural machinery world – the first edition of profi international landed on farmers’ doorsteps and Claas’ hybrid rotary Lexions were unveiled. To mark these important milestones we put…
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Issue: Harvest ( 2021 )
New Holland CH7.70 combine: Walkers to rotors
