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Twice in just over a year, European scam artists have impersonated the details of Irish farm machinery dealers on European classified machinery websites in an attempt to secure deposits for equipment.
Danish firm SIWI showcased its new FireSafe fully automatic hitch release system, which is designed to be used in an emergency situation, to quickly detach a baler from a tractor if it catches fire.
Peter Thomas Keaveney caught up with James Maloney from Enterprise Ireland and Paul Quinn from Mastek at the Agromek Show in Denmark, the main agricultural exhibition in the Nordic region.
Nine Irish manufacturers showcased their kit alongside manufacturers from around the world at Agromek in Denmark, the main stage for the Nordic region. Peter Thomas Keaveney attended.
Around 34% of Denmark’s gas demand is met by biomethane from anaerobic digestion plants and the country is heading for 100% by 2030, writes Stephen Robb.
A trend we observed at the show in Denmark was that quite of few of its homegrown slurry equipment manufacturers were offering front mounted slurry tanks.