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All the big names were out in force at the Grassland & Muck event in Warwickshire, where gangs of butterfly mowers, high-capacity rakes and big foragers made easy work of the grass crop. In this round-up, we'll be looking at the newest grass harvesting

Self-propelled foragers are always the star of the show at Grassland & Muck, and this year the big five brands had some of their latest machines out in force. At the smaller end of the spectrum, New Holland was showing off its FR550, with a 12.9-litre

After the success of last year's harvest drone video we have been out with the cameras again, capturing autumn work in all its glory, from above. Our drones have flown over the counties, recording Cambridge rolls in Warwickshire, hedgecutters in

Morning mizzle did little to dampen the spirits of manufacturers and visitors that turned out to 2016's Scotgrass event near Dumfries on Wednesday, 18 May. David Cousins and James Andrews donned their macs and went in search of some of the latest 

This year's Farm Handling Experience took place at Stoneleigh Park in Warwickshire today (Thursday 21 April). The event gave a great chance for farmers and contractors to drive some tractors and handlers they may not have encountered before – all

John Deere dealer Ben Burgess was showing one of the first Deere Field Connect moisture probes at this year's Norfolk Show innovations area. It's not any old moisture tester, though. Instead, four moisture probes at a depth of 10cm, 20cm, 30cm and 40cm 

It's pretty much new from headstock to hitch, but one of the stand-out changes is the move to John Deere engines. Most of the mid-range This is partly because Manitou hoovered up plenty of John Deere dealers when Deere's telehandler range was

New to the range is the standard channel 8300 with a 13.5-litre John Deere engine producing 490hp, and two new wide channel top models with 766hp and 843hp using 19-litre Cummins engines. Additional features include the firm's new Active Fill Control 

The first self-propelled Kverneland Siloking diet feeder to go on a UK farm has been put to work by Stephen Potter at Whistley Farm, West Harptree, Somerset. Supplied by dealer Uphill and Son, the Prestige-spec 1612 model replaces a 20-year-old