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With input costs still riding high because of ongoing global events, scrutinisation of machinery operational costs has come to the forefront.

Following its acquisition of the Lely grassland business, Fendt, part of the global AGCO group, has invested €20m (NZ$34m) at its Wolfenbuttel factory in Lower Saxony.

Following what seems months of rumours, Fendt has shown its hand with details of its Generation Seven, 700 Series tractors, expected to be released in late 2023.

The name Von Ah Contracting gives a clue to its origins.

The need for vigilance in the digital age has become a reality for the agribusiness sector.

Choosing the right new vineyard tractor is an important decision, given the major capital outlay.

Farm machinery brand Fendt has expanded into the harvester market in Australia and New Zealand, with is Ideal combine harvester.

While telescopic handlers are increasingly popular on New Zealand farms, the arrival of German tractor maker Fendt in the sector takes things to a higher level – literally in the case of the operator.

The likelihood of electric or hybrid powered farm tractors still appears a long way off.

Baseball caps, overalls and jackets are a familiar aspect of aftermarket promotion. But Fendt has taken an interesting step further.