Category: Machines

The Fendt Katana self-propelled forage harvesters were launched in 2011 and have since undergone a continuous process of refinement that has resulted in today’s two-model range, combining maximum field productivity with equally outstanding forage quality Over the past decade, every manufacturer of self-propelled forage harvesters has continuously upgraded its machines to meet the growing demand generated by the expansion of biogas plants in major maize-growing regions. Traditional livestock feeding requirements have been joined by those of the renewable energy sector. Leading to longer harvesting campaigns and a growing need for…

Equipped with the exclusive Chs fully independent hydropneumatic suspension system, the Caron Ct-S series transporters are designed to deliver outstanding performance both in the field and on the road. The range includes four models with maximum outputs ranging from 75 to 136 hp. Providing maximum traction on the steepest slopes during field operations while ensuring outstanding ride comfort during road transport. These were, in essence, the engineering goals that led Caron’s designers to develop the exclusive Chs fully independent hydropneumatic suspension system fitted to the company’s flagship Ct-S series transporters.…

With 24 models, five transmission options and numerous configurations, Dieci’s agricultural range is designed to offer every farm and every application the telescopic handler best suited to its specific needs There is no single material handling requirement in agriculture. Farm size, working environments, crop types, buildings and production cycles all influence the choice of the most suitable machine. Starting from this premise, Dieci has progressively developed its agricultural telescopic handler range. With the aim of offering not one machine for every job, but the right machine for every specific application.…

Designed to bring the harvesting technologies of the flagship Lexion combines to the mid-range segment, Claas‘ Trion series comprises 11 models capable of delivering up to 20 percent greater harvesting capacity than machines of comparable power Until the end of the last century, the overriding priority during harvest was speed. The amount of work completed in the shortest possible time took precedence over the quality of the harvested crop. Over the past two decades, however, the agricultural sector has undergone a profound transformation. Increasing emphasis has been placed on preserving…

Structured around seven models covering power outputs ranging from 462 to 925 horsepower, the Claas Jaguar 900 self-propelled forage harvester series features exclusive and advanced solutions designed to ensure a balanced and optimized performance-to-consumption ratio in one of the most demanding agricultural operations in terms of operating costs The continuous and increasing geopolitical tensions frequently affecting the Middle East — the region supplying roughly one-third of the oil consumed worldwide — continue to drive fuel prices upward. This development creates additional difficulties for those facing annual silage harvesting campaigns. Given…

According to the Treccani dictionary, the words “tough”, “robust” and “solid” are among the synonyms of the term “compact”. Fittingly, these three qualities perfectly describe the new Weidemann T6025 compact telehandlers Officially launched at Agritechnica 2025, held last November, the Weidemann T6025 expands the German manufacturer’s telehandler range with a machine specifically designed to meet the material-handling requirements of farms where manoeuvring space is limited. With an overall width and height of less than two metres, the T6025 can easily access buildings with restricted entrances and low ceilings, while offering…

The upgraded Case Ih Axial-Flow 160 series combine is now being introduced at exclusive events across Europe, ahead of its first public appearance at a major international exhibition at Eima in Bologna in November 2026 Case IH introduces significant updates for its Axial-Flow 160 series combines for Model Year 2027, delivering the latest factory-fit technology, including enhanced automation, connectivity and operator comfort for the Class 6 and 7 segments. Designed to further simplify harvesting while increasing performance and connectivity, the new Axial-Flow 160 series combine reinforces Case IH’s commitment to productivity, reliability,…