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The Kuhn Bio integrated baler and wrapper has been around for some years, gathering a loyal band of users.
As AUDI, BMW, Ford and even Google talk about driverless cars in the next five years, a North Dakota company is marketing the idea for agriculture.
Over the last few years Kubota has indicated its intention of becoming a major global player.
Thirty nine years is a long time since JCB launched the first Loadall telehandler in 1977.
Drones have quickly evolved from being expensive toys to useful tools in a farmer's arsenal.
Telehandlers have made huge differences to productivity on farms and construction sites.
New Zealand's farmers seem to have at last woken up and smelt the coffee.
National Fieldays in June will see the arrival of a much awaited tractor from Case IH — the new Puma 4B series.
They say that X is an unknown quantity, but not so when you look at the Krone Big X range of forage harvesters.
Recently visiting New Zealand was Krone general manager of sales and marketing Willhelm Voss, who was passing the baton, after 22 years, to his successor Martin Eyning.
