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Wednesday, 16 March 2016 07:55
Prize-winning Optum due here in June
The first production models of the Case IH Optum are now coming off the factory lines, the first examples expected to hit New Zealand in June.
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Machinery & Products
Friday, 18 December 2015 09:49
Top of the Claas
The Claas Lexion 700 combine harvester has won 2016 Machine of the Year at the biennial European trade fair Agritechnica.
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Machinery & Products
Saturday, 12 December 2015 11:55
Argus twin makes the target a bull every time
Amazone feriliser spreaders, well respected for many years, have won their maker a Machine of the Year Award at the recent Agritechnica show.
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Machinery & Products
Sunday, 06 December 2015 15:54
Less hassle with set-up, but still a straight furrow
With the biennial Agritechnica show in Germany just finished, a number of manufacturers launched new products.
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Machinery & Products
Friday, 20 November 2015 15:38
Fendt’s new offering pushes the boundaries
Fendt has long pushed the boundaries of new tractor technology.
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Machinery & Products
Thursday, 19 November 2015 15:46
Bits & pieces
What's new in machinery and products.
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Machinery & Products
Monday, 19 October 2015 16:49
Getting more from chopped maize
Maize silage has long been critical to livestock farmers' conservation choice for winter feed, so it's no surprise to see harvester manufacturers looking at new ways to make the crop more productive.
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Machinery & Products
Wednesday, 07 October 2015 16:15
APC ensures good, tight bales
German harvest specialist Claas will take away a silver medal from the upcoming Agritechnica show for its automatic pressure control system (APC).
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Machinery & Products
Sunday, 27 September 2015 11:30
Inventors plough on
A race is on to launch the first ISOBUS controlled plough at Agritechnica, and it appears German company Lemken is leading by a nose.
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