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The finalists showed a keen eye for detail, considered investment plans and a focus on staff management  – the hallmarks of three very different

Daniel and Thomas Freeland-Cook give us the lowdown on the comings and goings at their family-run farm and contracting business in the Scottish Borders,

Burning less diesel and clocking fewer hours by completing two field passes at once might sound like a dream setup, yet one machine that can make that

The long-running machinery innovation competition run by the Norfolk Farm Machinery Club (Normac) returned to last month's Norfolk Show. Here are some of

Indigenous supplies of thatching straw could be under threat if the sector’s vintage machinery is not brought up to date. Concerns over the sustainability

Strangling emissions regulations, a slump in demand and a surge in competition has left farm-friendly 4x4s on the cusp of extinction. The iconic Land

Amazone is among a ruck of big-name cultivator manufacturers to branch into the world of inter-row mechanical weeders on the back of strengthening

Jim Watt of East Kilbride, South Lanarkshire runs a busy contracting firm focusing on baling and forage harvesting. Cashflow is one of the biggest

Punctures are a pain at the best of times and, after his old 7.5m Lely twin-rotor rake tallied 18 of them in a single season, Cotswold farmer Simon Best

Vets, mechanics and machinery operators regularly getting their hands dirty a long way from any washing facilities might like the look of the Danish-made