4th December 2023
Drone technology: Eye in the sky
Drones may not be new to the industry but they are becoming increasingly sophisticated and are being utilised for more and more operations as the technology improves. CPM investigates.
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4th December 2023
LAMMA Preview: Machinery giants
LAMMA 2024 is shaping up to be a good one, with a host of big-name manufacturers returning to the show. CPM takes a look at what’s in store.
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16th October 2023
Väderstad and Case IH launches: Farming red
Case IH and Väderstad have joined forces to launch a host of new products aimed at progressing and improving field tasks, including autonomous options and sustainable weeding solutions. CPM attended a press launch in Austria…
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16th October 2023
Alternative fuels: Filling diesel’s shoes
Diesel is an integral aspect of modern agriculture, but despite its enduring efficiency and affordability it will be phased out, but what will replace it? CPM explores the intricacies of alternative fuels and what could…
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13th October 2023
Forage on
The demand for forage harvesters isn’t slowing down and as improving productivity becomes more important, the demand has risen for more high-tech machines. CPM takes a look at a number of different options on the…
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13th October 2023
Innovation Insight: Tyred of compaction?
Protecting and preserving soil health has never been more important, and using the right tyre at the correct pressure can play a big role in this. CPM takes a look at how advancing tyre technology…
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20th September 2023
How tine drills can make soils more workable
Increasing awareness surrounding soil health has meant many farmers and contractors have taken the decision to change their drill. CPM hears how tine drills have made soils more workable in the South West.
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19th September 2023
Combine machinery for 2023 from leading manufacturers
As harvest comes to a close for another year, CPM takes a look at what some of the leading manufacturers have brought to the market.
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18th September 2023
Combine headers: How much difference does a header make?
According to combine draper head makers and users, benefits include higher outputs, head-first feeding, more accurate ground contour-following and better performance in low and laid crops, plus longer harvest days. CPM finds out more.
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21st August 2023
Tyres: Reinventing the tyre
It’s not very often a truly new tyre is invented, but every now and again someone thinks outside the box to bring about an evolution. CPM learns how a simple paper cup inspired an entirely…
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19th August 2023
On Farm Opinion: Keeping the combine moving
A larger combine can be preferred to a new drying system, the extra output making it more feasible to wait for ideal cutting days and sub-15% moisture, however, coping with incoming grain can be challenging.…