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Developments to Fendt’s 800 Series workhorse have added the latest tech and practical touches, so we went to find out how it performed when put to the test

Faced with increasing difficulty sourcing spare parts, a Hampshire farmer opted for Claas’ entry-level, Chinese-built Evion combine to upgrade his ageing, yet trusty Laverda self-levelling hill-side model

Strautmann's latest forage wagon has a chop length that could make it a serious contender to the SPFH for some farms. Jane Carley speaks to a convert

Producing up to 18,000 bales a season, Scottish contractor Jack Wilson believes consistent bale quality is the key to winning and retaining customers

After several decades using a variety of red and green telehandlers, 2025 saw a changing of the guard at Narraton 51AVÊÓƵin Devon, with the first Massey Ferguson-branded material handler carrying out the heavy lifting

Masted forklifts still dominate many palletised handling duties on farms, but falling short on reach, one farming business found the solution with a Teletruk. James Huyton reports.

When it comes to cleaning out deep-litter indoor pig units, choosing the unglazed cab option for its Kubota RT305 pivot-steer telehandler has made operator access and egress much easier for one Nottinghamshire farm.

Dairy farmers focus on quality when producing multi-cut silage, but when there is a lot of grass to tackle, a productive triple mower comes in handy. Jane Carley meets a farmer cutting more than 11m in a single pass

Mid-range models from Kramer’s telehandler offering have become a familiar sight, but a more specialist version offers longer reach where it is needed.

Clamp equipment is a vital but often overlooked element of the green harvest. We look at how the Holaras range is helping busy contractors