Neale Byart

Nov 20, 2024 | farmersguide.co.uk | Neale Byart

Vogelsang presented the extended Blackbird family of trailing shoes in Essen, Germany recently. Neale Byart was there. Offering maximum variety in a single series, the Blackbird range of trailing shoes come in four distinct model ranges, that are available in a variety of working widths from 7.5–30m, and Farmers Guide experienced several of the range in the field, with Vogelsang export manager agriculture, Hubert Schmidt talking through the details.

Nov 12, 2024 | farmersguide.co.uk | Neale Byart

Horsch dealer, Manns of Saxham, held a field demo day at the end of September in Nacton, Suffolk. Farmers Guide’s machinery editor, Neale Byart, went along to see what’s new. As a global manufacturer of agricultural technology, German company Horsch offers multiple solutions for cultivation, seeding and plant protection. Cambridgeshire-based Horsch UK teamed up with local dealer, Manns of Saxham, to showcase a selection of products from its extensive line-up at the demo day.

Oct 24, 2024 | farmersguide.co.uk | Neale Byart

Materials HandlersNOV 2024 Farmers Guide was given an exclusive preview of two of the new Scorpion models at Claas UK’s Saxham-based Customer Experience Centre. Neale Byart was there. Until now, the Scorpion range consisted of eight models in total, with three in the ‘large’ range (746, 756 and 960), four in the ‘small’ range (635, 732, 736 and 741) and one double-extension model (1033).

Oct 17, 2024 | farmersguide.co.uk | Neale Byart

The Xerion 12 has been added to the Claas Terra Trac range, and has just had its first live field demos in the UK. Neale Byart reports. Terra Trac refers to the tracked versions of Claas’ agricultural machinery. Until recently, Terra Trac was only available on the Lexion combine harvester, the Jaguar forage harvester and the Axion tractor. Now, a new Terra Trac is available in the shape of the Xerion 12.

Sep 26, 2024 | farmersguide.co.uk | Neale Byart

Combines & Forage HarvestingOCT 2024 Ben Burgess recently held a demonstration day at Trumpington Estate in Cambridgeshire, during which two new John Deere combines were put to the test. Neale Byart reports. The S7-850 and the X9-1100 are two of John Deere’s latest combine models, incorporating the newest technology to ensure the operator gets the best from their harvest every time.