Krone ComPack Pro round balers: fast and efficient harvesting solution

Rotopresse Krone Compack Pro

Krone ComPack Pro round balers deliver best-in-class performance, representing the latest and most natural technological evolution of the well-established “Comprima Plus” series. They are positioned as a fast and efficient harvesting solution aimed at contractors and large-scale farms Those working in haymaking always keep one eye on the machine and the other on the sky. Even a passing storm can disrupt all scheduled plans. It is difficult, if not impossible, to harvest in the rain, and in any case wet forage cannot be collected immediately. It must dry, and the…

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Claas harvester Trion 540 Montana 4: no-Limits Harvesting

mietitrebbia Claas Trion 540

The self-leveling combine Claas harvester Trion 540 Montana 4 ensures quality, speed, and operational safety during harvesting activities carried out on terrain characterized by extreme slopes. It can handle side inclinations of up to 38 percent, uphill gradients of 32 percent, and downhill slopes of 11 percent The slogan “no limits” first appeared in the early 1990s thanks to the insight of a watchmaking brand that used it to associate its product line with the world of extreme sports, riding the wave of what marketing professionals of the time called…

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Dieci Agri Pivot telescopic handlers: multifunctionality and maximum agility

Dieci agri Pivot

Maximum agility, high pushing capacity, and the ability to handle large volumes of material. In short, these are the operational strengths of the articulated telescopic handlers in the Dieci Agri Pivot, compact, multifunctional machines that combine the typical operating capabilities of compact wheel loaders with those of mid-range telescopic handlers Agriculture and livestock farming are undergoing a profound transition driven both by the need to make operations as sustainable as possible and by continuous technological progress. Cultivation and breeding methods are evolving, as are the products themselves, often requiring the…

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Krone Big X 860 self-propelled forage harvester: connectivity, power and maneuverability

krone Big X 860

With the new self-propelled forage harvester Krone Big X 860, powered by an all-new 843-horsepower inline six-cylinder engine, the flagship product line of Krone now consists of six models covering a power range from 687 to 1,156 horsepower In U.S. casinos, dice throwing is one of the most exciting and engaging games, as it directly involves players—whether they are shooters or bettors. The shooters take turns rolling the dice, aiming to achieve the scores needed to win, while bettors wager for or against them. Over time, numerous variations of the…

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Merlo compact telescopic handlers: beyond the norm

telescopici compatti merlo

In every agricultural or livestock operation there is a precise moment when the working day begins. It always happens at first light, when the yard is still empty. The first machine to move is the one that will be used throughout the rest of the day, and its sound is the heartbeat of the farm starting to race again. If once upon a time the telescopic handler was the “extra tool”, the one to be used every now and then, useful, certainly, but not essential, today the story has changed:…

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Gehringhoff’s new Yield EyeQ system for evaluating collection activities

Yield EyeQ

“Yield EyeQ” is the decision-making support system developed by Gehringhoff to detect and evaluate harvesting activity in real time, allowing operators to adjust operating parameters based on recorded performance. Using cameras positioned on the combine harvester’s header, the system scans the grains on the ground to detect pre-harvest losses and changes in losses with each change in header settings. This allows the operator on board to both adjust operating parameters in real time to improve the performance of the separation units and subsequently analyze the data to choose more efficient…

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Claas Lexion combine harvester: quality assured

mietitrebbia claas lexion

On the one hand, safeguarding value and fast harvesting cycles. On the other, minimizing losses and containing operating costs. This is the virtuous combination ensured by Claas’ top-of-the-range Claas Lexion combine harvesters, a lineup made up of four series spanning conventional models and hybrid versions characterized by exclusive and advanced technical solutions Combining hourly productivity—one of the main economic and managerial parameters of any agricultural machine—with final product quality has always been a primary goal for all manufacturers operating in the harvesting machinery sector. Market evolution has increasingly paired the…

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Jcb teleskid 3Ts: lift, load and move

Jcb Teleskid

Launched in 2017 and now also available in Italy, JCB’s compact telescopic skid steer loader Jcb Teleskid 3Ts can still be ranked among the most innovative solutions presented by the British manufacturer in Germany. Available in wheeled or tracked versions, its greatest strength lies in its versatility. Not an absolute novelty, having been introduced back in 2017, it can nevertheless be considered one of the most innovative machines at the German trade show, as well as a new entry for the Italian market. We are talking about the “Teleskid 3Ts-8”,…

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Agritechnica, from Merlo a lot of news

Agritechnica Merlo

As is tradition, the Merlo group did not miss the German appointment, reaffirming itself as a technological benchmark in its sector. Key highlights at the Cuneo stand included the 2026 version of the “Tf 65.9,” the upcoming restyling of future agricultural telehandlers, and the micro “HyperCompact,” designed for operations in confined spaces Merlo brought many innovations to Hannover. New products, first and foremost, but also prototypes and new operational solutions aimed at making telehandlers easier to use while emphasizing operational safety. The star of the product lineup was the “Tf…

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From the Dieci company a stand with twelve technological models of the range

azienda dieci

The title of the famous 1967 film by Robert Aldrich aptly introduces the agricultural machines that Dieci company showcased in Hannover: 12 models, including fixed and articulated telehandlers and full-electric models, clearly demonstrating the company’s efforts to increase efficiency, productivity, and sustainability for farms Dieci is one of the four telehandler manufacturers in Italy that nearly fully cover the domestic market, despite competition from the more established tractor brands. This prominence is linked to an offering capable of meeting any operational need, featuring exclusive and innovative technical solutions and fundamentally…

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