Trade Shows & Global News

The latest agricultural industry news in one place. Below, you will find an up-to-date overview of articles and news reports from the agricultural sector, sourced from reputable industry publishers. Stay informed about the latest trends and market developments.

Increased flexibility for McConnel Power Arm

The Tele-VFR option on the latest McConnel 77-Series Power Arm range brings advanced telescopic-variable forward reach capability to the mid-range sector.Previously reserved for the company’s flagship heavy-duty machines, the 77-Series Tele-VFR armset has been redesigned to suit the machine. The result is said to deliv...

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Monday, 22 June 2026

Third generation Dewulf Kwatro

The latest version of the Kwatro (Xtreme) four-row self-propelled potato harvester can actively make decisions based on sensors, data and AI driven analysis.To do this it uses new technology called Level X Gold. Already available on the Belgian manufacturer’s four-row wheeled Enduro, benefits include a constant quality...

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Saturday, 20 June 2026

Einböck Multi-Box

Austrian manufacturer Einböck has expanded its portfolio of pneumatic seeding units with the Multi-Box.Designed for handling fertiliser, cover crops, cereals, legumes and small seeds, the new box is claimed to set new standards in flexibility, precision and ease of use. The four variants (8, 12, 16 or 24 ...

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Friday, 19 June 2026

First Stewart trailer with four axles

The new four-axle trailer developed by UK manufacturer Stewart Trailers is designed to carry a payload of 35 tonnes.Called the Tetrad, the first model is enjoying a lot of interest on social media and at this week’s Royal Highland Show. With a minimum tractor power requirement of 300hp and an empty weight of around 12t...

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Thursday, 18 June 2026

John Deere 50ft header

John Deere’s combine headers have now stepped over the 15m threshold. It’s not been the best kept secret that a 50-footer was on the way but Cereals provided the UK launchpad for the green giant’s belt-fed HDX 50 hinge-flex cutterbar.Built in the US to European spec. its 1200mm deep belts will accommodate tall crop...

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Tuesday, 16 June 2026

Horsch sees strong future for spot spraying

Horsch is taking a strategic stake in SAM-Dimension, the Stuttgart based spot spraying specialist.Described as a logical step for both parties following a partnership that began in 2019, going forward, the focus will be on the joint development of spot and patch spraying technology, its deeper integration into Horsch eq...

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Tuesday, 16 June 2026

UK launch of Kverneland Alentix

Kverneland used last week’s Cereals event to introduce the Alentix twin-disc fertiliser spreader to the UK market.Previewed at a Dutch press event last August, the new range topper, which sits above the Exacta TL, provides another option for farms seeking the highest accuracy and efficiency with bagged fertilisers. ...

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Monday, 15 June 2026

Pottinger TineCare comb harrow

Adding to its line-up of mechanical weeding kit, Pottinger’s 12m TineCare comb harrow made its UK debut at Cereals.Six rows of 8mm tines are arranged in five bed sections which can independently pivot to follow ground contours. Lightweight coil springs keep each tine in contact with the ground while a hydraulic pressur...

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Friday, 12 June 2026

Daisy milkshake vending trailer

Possibly not the most obvious exhibit for an event specifically targeted at arable farmers, Daisy Vending had one of its milk vending machine trailers on display at Cereals.Kitted out with two units capable of pumping out up to 12 different flavoured milkshakes as well as raw milk, the refrigerated rig can be powered fro...

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Friday, 12 June 2026

Jacobsens GFM track grader

Maintaining level, pot-hole-free tracks is a true labour of love but can be made easier with a box grader. Jacobsens GFM’s Twin-Track can extend from 2.5m out to a full 3m working width.Quick-change tungsten-tipped planer teeth up front rip up the surface while a levelling bar evens out the material. Stone can be added...

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Friday, 12 June 2026

Taege drills

New Zealand firm Taege had a decent line-up of its seed drills and cultivators on display and working on the demo plots at Diddly Squat.Using angled knife points mounted and spring tines to work direct into grassland or stubbles, the company’s direct drills come in various formats with both pneumatic and mechanical see...

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Thursday, 11 June 2026

Ilgi cultivation kit at Cereals

With its strikingly familiar yellow and red livery, the Ilgi line-up of cultivation kit caters for pretty much anyone with a penchant for discs, tines, rollers and press wheels.Already building various implements for Weaving, the Turkish manufacturer has bold ambitions for the UK, pricing its equipment some 30% lower tha...

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Thursday, 11 June 2026

Weaving 12m Sabre Tine drill

Weaving had its first ever 12m trailed Sabre Tine drill on display at Cereals.Coming as standard with a hopper split three ways and individual in-house-built metering units, the new machine can be fitted with a further two small seed hoppers to deliver up to five different products down the spout at once. ...

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Wednesday, 10 June 2026

NEW 8R from Deere

Alongside the updates to the 6M and 6R, Deere has also revamped the smaller frame 8R, 8RT and 8RX models. Most of the changes revolve around features launched with the larger frame 8R tractors in February.The refreshed lineup includes five 280-410hp wheeled 8R and four track models spanning 310hp to 410hp in 8RT and 8RX ...

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Wednesday, 10 June 2026

Kuhn unveils new Karan sprayer

Kuhn will debut its high-capacity Karan trailed sprayer alongside several other updated products aimed at arable farmers and contractors. Launched last summer as the firm’s flagship trailed sprayer, the mid-range Karan Power 6000 model will have 36m aluminium booms and a 6,000-litre capacity tank.A key focus is the adv...

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Tuesday, 9 June 2026

Nexus Chafer heads to Cereals

Visitors to the Nexus Chafer stand will be the first to see the new Sentry 8000 trailed sprayer with Chafer’s largest ever tank, with an 8,000-litre capacity.James Bilson, sales and marketing director at Nexus Chafer, says it is the result of listening to customers and what they wanted to see added to the range. “A l...

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Monday, 8 June 2026

Fendt Rogator gets first UK showing

Cereals will be the first chance to see the updated Fendt Rogator Gen 2 self-propelled sprayer. The latest 645, 655 and 665 models come with improved electronic, pneumatic nozzle bodies, Banjo plumbing connections and valves, and the ContiRinse system to improve accuracy and reduce downtime.All three models come with the...

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Monday, 8 June 2026

500R on John Deere stand

John Deere’s self-propelled 500R sprayer will be making its first appearance at Cereals where it will take part in the Sprays and Sprayers Arena demonstrations, as well as lining up alongside the 300M and R975i on the stand.  Developed to meet the needs of those looking for the ultimate in cab comfort, spray accuracy...

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Monday, 8 June 2026

Amazone Condor moved to 02

The Condor 02 trailed direct drill will make its UK appearance at Cereals. Bringing the firm’s narrow ConTeC coulter system into a more compact and manageable chassis, available in 8.0m and 9.0m working widths, a key new feature is the addition of a rear harrow system.This improves seedbed finish and extends the drill�...

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Monday, 8 June 2026

Taylor Attachments adds MDE agri products

Taylor Attachments has announced that it has purchased MDE’s agricultural range of products which includes the silo compactors as well as the forks and buckrakes for silage clamp work.This move will allow the Bristol-based attachment maker to extend its product range, while Northern Ireland firm, MDE Machinery will con...

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Wednesday, 3 June 2026

Agricar and Ravenhill add Case IH

Three Case IH dealers in Scotland were informed last week that they will be losing the franchise, instead their patch will be covered by the current New Holland dealers as CNH shifts to a dual brand model in this area.Indeed, in recent times, a number of Case IH and New Holland’s own technical and product staff have be...

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Wednesday, 3 June 2026

Opico launching AI spot sprayer

The Rumex range of spot sprayers with artificial intelligence is going to be available in the UK from Opico. There are currently two mounted models, the RXF600 and RXF900 which will be launched at Cereals 2026 next week.The brainchild of Bavarian farmers, Michael Thier and Thomas Ulrich who needed a way to more precisely...

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Wednesday, 3 June 2026

Amazone working with CultiWise

Crop mapping drone and satellite technology from Cultiwise has attracted the attention of Amazone. The two firms have announced a collaboration that will make it simpler for maps and data created using Cultiwise for crop protection, fertilising and sowing to be transferred to Amazone machines.Cultiwise contributes satell...

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Wednesday, 3 June 2026

Dammann in financial trouble

German sprayer maker Herbert Dammann has filed for insolvency and the Tostedt District Court has appointed a trustee. Based in Buxtehude, Lower Saxony the Dammann family business is primarily known for producing crop sprayers, especially large capacity trailed and self-propelled machines as well as airport equipment.The...

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Monday, 1 June 2026

Krone launches Swativo merger

Krone is throwing its hat into the belt merger market for the first time with the Swativo T1040 Pro. The forage machinery maker points out that while rotary rakes excel particularly with grass and straw from cereal crops, mergers offer clear advantages with leafy and herbaceous crops such as alfalfa or clover.With a work...

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Friday, 29 May 2026