Michelin Renews Its Off-Road Portfolio: Camso Becomes Bibtrack and the New Workxbib Tire Makes Its Debut

Michelin Group continues its strategy to strengthen its position in the off-road mobility sector and has announced a renewal of its brand portfolio for track systems, industrial wheels, and professional tires. At the heart of this evolution is Michelin Bibtrack, the new brand name for track systems previously marketed as Camso. Through this move, Michelin aims to expand the presence of Michelin Bibtrack across the agricultural, industrial, and construction sectors while further reinforcing the Group’s global identity. As part of this process, all track systems formerly sold under the Camso…

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EIMA 2026 Technical Innovations: Agricultural Innovation Looks to the Future

Artificial intelligence, automation, autonomous systems, data management, new energy-efficiency solutions and more rational resource use. These are some of the key trends shaping the evolution of agricultural mechanisation, all of which are reflected in the EIMA 2026 Technical Innovations. Innovation in agricultural machinery is not driven solely by entirely new machines. Increasingly, it takes shape through electronic systems, software, sensors and devices designed to make field operations smarter, safer and more precise. This is the picture that emerges from the EIMA 2026 Technical Innovations Competition, promoted by FederUnacoma as part…

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John Deere 6M and 6R MY2027: A New Level of Operator-Machine Integration

John Deere Redefines the Tractor Driving Experience With the launch of the John Deere 6M and 6R MY2027 series, the American manufacturer is redefining the tractor driving and operating experience. The goal is to deliver higher comfort, greater integration between onboard systems, and more intuitive machine management. One of the most significant innovations is the new e19 full powershift transmission, available on the 6M models and the 6R 260. This solution combines advanced electronics and mechanics to improve smoothness, efficiency, and ease of use. A Wide and Highly Configurable Product…

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FendtONE 2026: More Light, More Features for an Even Smarter Tractor Cab

Originally, the tractor cab had a single purpose: protecting the operator from dust and harsh weather conditions. Over time, increasingly advanced comfort features were introduced, from climate control systems to suspension technologies, transforming the driver’s station into the true command center of the machine. For years, Fendt has been enhancing the operator experience through the FendtOne cab concept, the interface available on the manufacturer’s latest tractor ranges. Today, the system takes another step forward with new software features designed to simplify tractor management, increase comfort, and support long working days…

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Case IH Axial-Flow 160 MY2027: The Rotor That Revolutionized the Combine Harvester Industry

The history of Case IH combine harvesters dates back to 1842, when Jerome Increase Case founded the Racine Threshing Machine Works in Racine, Wisconsin (USA). This marked the beginning of a legacy that would help shape the evolution of agricultural mechanization. That commitment to innovation reached a major milestone in 1977 with the launch of the revolutionary Case IH Axial-Flow range. These were the world’s first mass-produced single-rotor combine harvesters. Featuring a unique axial-flow design, the machines integrated threshing and grain separation into a single longitudinal rotor. This groundbreaking concept…

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Claas CMatic Axion 8: comfort, power and automation at the highest levels

Claas has expanded the current Axion 800 CMatic range with three new tractors belonging to the Axion 8 CMatic family. Featuring the latest-generation technical solutions, these models stand out for onboard comfort, thanks to cabs so well insulated that the engine is virtually imperceptible when operating below 1,000 rpm. Harsewinkel, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. On July 7, Claas presented the new high-power Axion 8 CMatic tractors to the press and, after explaining their technical features, invited journalists to test them in the field. The first surprise came immediately: after adjusting the…

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Fendt Katana : 15 years of continuous refinement

Fendt serie Katana

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…

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BCS crisis, Fulchir pulls out

The BCS crisis is becoming increasingly complicated. The Fulchir Group has decided not to complete the acquisition of the historic agricultural machinery manufacturer based in Abbiategrasso, near Milan. After carrying out further assessments directly at the company, the Fulchir Group announced on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, that it would not proceed with the acquisition of the BCS Group. According to Fulchir representatives, the decision follows the discovery of critical issues that were significantly more serious than those identified in the analyses conducted in recent weeks. The plan to establish a…

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Landini crawler tractors: qualities of reliability and durability

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Landini crawler tractors accounted for approximately 30 percent of total sector registrations in 2025. A performance driven by the same qualities of reliability and durability that have enabled the company to extend the maintenance intervals of its Trekker4 models to every 1,000 operating hours Crawler traction is an old technology, yet it continues to prove remarkably relevant whenever working conditions become particularly demanding, slopes become extremely steep, or maneuvering space is severely limited. In such situations, only crawler tracks make it possible to continue working. Their track shoes literally grip…

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Caron Ct-S: top performance in the field and on the road, no compromises

Caron serie Ct-S

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.…

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