Kuhn’s Charlie Lane with the latest version of the Antis orchard mist sprayer
Continue reading “Machinery: Advanced sprayer for vineyard operations”Machinery: Advanced sprayer for vineyard operations
New planting machine launched at show
Now able to offer a complete in-house vineyard establishment service, SJ Barnes officially unveiled its new Wagner vine planting machine on its stand at Farm Expo on 4 March 2020.
Continue reading “New planting machine launched at show”Front suspension option
A new suspended front axle option is now available for Case IH Quantum tractors, bringing to the specialty tractor sector the same levels of on-road and in-field comfort that operators of larger models in the Case IH range already benefit from, helping to reduce fatigue and increase productivity.
Continue reading “Front suspension option”Open day showcase
Specialist machinery dealer, Kirkland UK, hosted its annual open day on Tuesday 10 December, at Griffins Farm, Sutton Valance, Kent.
Continue reading “Open day showcase”Machinery must-haves
As we welcome in a new decade, the country’s leading specialist tractor, vineyard and winery equipment dealership, NP Seymour reviews some of the top trends ahead, from sales and support, to maintenance and servicing.
Continue reading “Machinery must-haves”Customer trip to Alsace
Back in December Vitifruit Equipment visited the Provitis machinery factory.
Continue reading “Customer trip to Alsace”Covering all seasons
Maintenance experiences and future opportunities.
Continue reading “Covering all seasons”Are you winter ready?
Taking a few hours to properly prepare your sprayer for winter storage is essential to avoid costly frost damage and can add years to its life, says agricultural engineer Ben Strathern. Continue reading “Are you winter ready?”
Engineering heritage
English wine industry legend Kenneth McAlpine started his machinery dealership, Lamberhurst Equipment, by accident. Continue reading “Engineering heritage”
Feeding the vines
To spread fertiliser across the vineyard in a speedy way the broadcast applicator is best, normally requiring a pass up every third or fourth row, operating at a speed of four to six kph. Continue reading “Feeding the vines”