John Deere has launched its next generation of self-propelled sprayers.
Set up in early 2019, Fliegl New Zealand has ambitious plans, to build on the work done by previous importers.
Trimble, the global positioning and precision agriculture specialists began establishing its Vantage distributor network in 2016 to serve the rapidly evolving industry.
A 1981 model 1884 County tractor was recently sold at the Cheffins Collectors Sale to a buyer in Ireland for a staggering amount.
The topic of shipping fertiliser around the world, brings with it environmental and socio-economic issues — but that may soon change.
Active VMA's FAE heavy-duty trash cultivators have developed a following amongst contractors in New Zealand.
Global manufacturer John Deere is collaborating with German company Volocopter to develop large drones for agricultural use.
AGCO recently announced a further expansion of its Beauvais site in France, at the Choose France summit – led by French President Emmanuel Macron.
The What 3 Words (W3W) app is being used by an increasing number of rural people.
Significant research and development has gone into the new TSX 400 trailed sprayer.
Claas has announced the commercial release of the world’s first half-tracked tractors with full suspension.
Case IH’S Axial-Flow 140 series combines – aimed at mid-sized farms and contracting businesses – have become the Axial-Flow 150 series for 2020.
The New Zealand National Fieldays Society has made a donation to the Rural Youth and Adult Literacy Trust.
Amazone has reintroduced mechanical hoes to its cultivation line-up, as part of its integrated “plant protection” offering.
John Deere's new AutoSetup system will enable farmers and contractors to manage and store all their tractor and implement settings in the cloud.
Following its 2017 partnership with a chassis manufacturer, Lemken has unveiled its first self-propelled sprayer that will go on sale in mid-2020.
Davey water treatment’s Acqua system has been a good investment for a Waikato dairy farming family.
Ag-Tech Industries has added a lighter, lower-cost item to its QuadGuard range of crush protection devices.
While telescopic handlers are increasingly popular on New Zealand farms, the arrival of German tractor maker Fendt in the sector takes things to a higher level – literally in the case of the operator.
The German manufacturer Amazone claims its new Precea precision air-seeder is accurate and user-friendly even at operating speeds of up to 20 km/h.
Trelleborg Wheel Systems and Dana Inc have jointly developed a revolutionary central tire inflation (CTIS) system for farm machines.
Claas has introduced crawler tracks, Stage V engines and the next generation CEBIS operating system to its advanced technology Xerion tractors.
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