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Seppi “Miniforst pick-up cl” shredder, a question of finesse

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Collecting and removing woody residues from cultivated fields is a problem that affects all those working in specialized agriculture. Over time, this issue has increasingly driven agricultural entrepreneurs toward equipment that can best support them in maintenance activities, processing the collected material to make it easily assimilable into the soil. This also applies to olive groves and citrus orchards The latter objective is specifically addressed by the renewed “Miniforst pick-up cl” mulcher from Seppi, a hydraulically operated forestry machine aimed at the mechanical processing of pruning residues in specialized environments.…

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Claas combines, designed in Europe for Europe

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In 1936, numerous and epoch-making changes began in the Old Continent. British economist John Maynard Keynes laid the groundwork for transforming Western socio-economic paradigms with the publication of the “General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money,” initiating the so-called “Keynesian revolution” that gave rise to the first form of macroeconomics. This work led to a profound renewal of the society and economic structures of the time, effectively opening the door to development policies still pursued in the West today. An almost comparable milestone in agricultural mechanization was the birth, also…

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Jcb “DualTech”, dual in name and in fact

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One of the key questions that an agricultural organization must address when purchasing a new self-propelled machine concerns the type of transmission. Currently, there are three basic technologies available: mechanical transmission, which serves as the entry-level option; continuous transmission, which is at the top; and hydraulic transmission, which serves as a bridge between the two. Since each type of transmission has its own pros and cons, the choice should be made based on rational considerations and the specific mission profiles that each machine must fulfill. Mechanical transmissions are robust and…

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The 4th edition of “P&E Milano Coating Days” is coming to the Leonardo da Vinci Science and Technology Museum

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Next October, 23 and 24, in the Aeronaval pavilion of the Leonardo da Vinci Science and Technology Museum in Milan, “P&E Milano Coating Days” will be held, the fourth edition of the only Italian technical update event on innovations and the state of the art in the surface treatments. Two days of dialogue and insights into painting systems and processes that have exceeded all expectations since the first edition, in 2021. P&E Milano Coating Days represents a novelty on the national scene: it is the only event entirely dedicated to…

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Yokohama, acquisitions in progress

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The acquisition work that has long been embraced by the Yokohama group continues to expand and consolidate its relevance on the various markets that characterize the off-road world. After having acquired through its “Atg” division the “Alliance” brand operating in the agricultural sector and through the “Tws” division the “Trelleborg“, “Mitas”, “Cultor” and “Maximo” brands, also oriented towards agricultural sector, is now working to strengthen its offer in the “Otr” sector, “Off the road”, an acronym which in fact identifies tires aimed at equipping construction and earthmoving machinery. Yokohama, acquisitions…

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Fpt “Xc13” engine brake, descents no problem

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On the occasion of the presentation of the new “teardown area” Fpt Industrial took the opportunity to take stock of the latest product innovations and the most recent applied technologies. Protagonist among the “Xc13” thermal engines, the first unit that the brand has designed on the basis of new development objectives in terms of efficiency, application flexibility and power supply. Ranging between diesel, natural gas and hydrogen versions. Among the various technologies implemented on the unit, the engine braking system stands out, specific for heavy-duty applications. “High performance engine brake”,…

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Luv, the table grape fair, arrives in Bari

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Despite the economic difficulties that have led to a reduction in national production in recent years from one million 400 thousand to one million tonnes, Italy remains the most important European producer and exporter of table grapes. This is also thanks to the period of strong evolution experienced by the sector through that path of varietal innovation which reached its peak with the variety characterized by seedless grapes which in practice led to changes not only in field production, but also in marketing and in consumption. Luv, the table grape…

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Landini “Series 5 Roboshift”, advanced robotization

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The Landini “5 Series” medium utility tractors are among the best examples of the technical-functional characteristics essential for Italian agriculture. Weighing between 3,700 and 4,000 kilograms and with wheelbases ranging from 2,171 to 2,355 millimeters, the four models in this series — named “5-085,” “5-100,” “5-110,” and “5-120” — are versatile machines. They can meet the demands of larger farms and contractors while also serving as multifunctional machines for smaller family-run farms working on smaller plots of land. Automation and Comfort Are Key In both operational scenarios, it’s worth noting…

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Valtra, personalized technological training

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One of the main challenges any industrial sector faces when producing goods for mass consumption lies in the need to teach potential customers how to fully utilize the functional capabilities of those goods. This challenge becomes more complex as the commercial offerings become more technologically advanced. An example of this can be seen in the digital features offered by the latest generation of tractors, which are capable of operating with high levels of automation and autonomy, provided that users know how to program them and appropriately manage the human-machine interfaces…

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Always the right pressure with Bcs “Neva Avant” mowers

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In 1943, Luigi Castoldi, Camillo Bonetti, and Severino Speroni developed the first self-propelled sickle bar mower with oscillating blades in history, a machine labeled “242,” which revolutionized an agricultural sector that, until then, relied primarily on human labor. Over time, the machine was continuously refined and complemented by other motorized mowers. It also gave rise to a series of front-mounted oscillating blade mowers, later followed by front-mounted rotary disc mowers. Decades of Expertise In fact, it can be said that Bcs’s experience in the field of front-mounted mowers boasts more…

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