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UK drill manufacturer, Claydon, has expanded its portfolio with the addition of the Evolution drill toolbar and front hopper combination. Gary Abbott reports.
In some areas, straw is sitting on the ground awaiting dry weather, which does appear to be on the horizon. Peter Thomas Keaveney looks at four methods farmers are using to dry straw.
According to the latest CEMA market trends report, the average production period lead time of European machinery manufacturers has fallen significantly to 2.8 months.
Fergal O’Sullivan talks to Sarah Wilkinson from TeamViewer about an off-the-shelf proven augmented reality commercial technology, which may be able to help with the shortage of mechanics.
Peter Thomas Keaveney attended a Farmhand and CultiWise working demonstration day in Laois last week where variable rate herbicide applications were derived from drone imagery.
With much talk around the performance of protected urea, farmers need to bear in mind that spreader setup is crucial given its differing characteristics to CAN and other NPK fertilisers.
After 25 years and seven generations, the 100,000th Fendt 700 Vario has rolled off the production line in Marktoberdorf. Gary Abbott looks back on the generations.
Fergal O’Sullivan recently spoke to Mike Clifford, sales manager of Hoare Machinery Ltd, about the company’s evolving and ever-changing machinery enterprise.
The machinery will help to advance a plan to develop an agricultural training centre, and will support them in clearing land to make way for the construction of a health center and a convent.
Teagasc Oak Park recently celebrated the 60th anniversary of its research centre with an open day, showcasing the evolution of machinery over the past six decades, Dermot Forristal writes