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The safety record in agriculture continues to show a worryingly high injury and death rate, especially where machinery is involved.

The combination of bespoke machinery with a focus on soil health, a small anaerobic digestion unit and changing cattle breeds is helping one Norfolk farm to improve its sustainability. Alex Heath finds out more. 

Merlo has introduced the TF65.9TCS170-HF to its heavy-duty range of telehandlers, designed with handling a high volume of materials such as grain stores and AD units.

As manufacturers continue to drop like flies, out of the UK pickup market, commercial vehicle specialist Isuzu has launched its latest generation of D-Max pickup, promising more refinement, technology and safety.

While sowing grass alongside maize has had a lot of coverage recently, it has mainly been a two-step process. However, one Staffordshire farming and contracting outfit has developed a one-pass system to establish both crops.

Classic tractors took centre stage at the latest Cheffins vintage sale, that saw more than 2,000 lots up for sale for the first time since lockdown restriction were eased. Alex Heath reports.

Doosan has launched the wheeled loader ‘transparent bucket’ system, said to be a world first.

Introduced in 2012 for combine operators to guide trailers in the field when unloading, John Deere’s Machine Sync is now available for forage harvesters, enabling the forager to take control of the carting tractor and trailer

With tweaks to the line-ups of its mid-power tractors, Valtra has added more refinement and technology to its latest roll-out of fifth generation machines. Alex Heath reports.

Agco dealership RVW Pugh has announced a new branch for the Fendt side of the business as TR Machinery.