Machinery News
John Deere 6M tractor range adds bigger and faster models
The latest set of upgrades for John Deere’s MY2025 6M tractor range includes ways to fully customise a model to suit any operation John Deere’s
McDougall Certified transform old farm equipment into as new condition
McDougall Certified restoration and refurbishment services are breathing life back into old equipment at a fraction of the new price Revitalise your farm machinery without
OTR Duals keep farmers working through the wettest conditions
There is no need to get bogged down due to wet conditions as OTR has tyres wheels and axle duals set-ups readily available for every
John Deere S7 Series combines revealed for first time
Billed as a future market leader John Deere S7 Series combines offer predictive ground speed and settings automation tech that looks ahead of the front
Faresin mid-range FS Telehandlers take farm market by storm
Telehandlers in the FS Middle Series are built to take on any farm jobbing with lift capacities from 4 to 4.5 tonnes and 7 to
BKT adds CFO technology to IF and VF tyres to reduce soil compaction
Increasing your implement and haulage load and getting a reduction in soil compaction is the advantage BKT’s IF and VF tyres with CFO technology can
Merlo TF33.7-115 Telehandler is the ideal compact for farm sheds
Merlo has made an impact in busy farm livestock sheds and stockyards with the quick and nimble TF33.7-115 Telehandler Merlo TF33.7-115EE telescopic handlers have a
Volvo L25 Electric wheel loader leads in clean cost effective farming
Volvo Construction Equipment has implemented a significant shift in farm jobbing with the release of the L25 Electric Wheel Loader The release of the battery-powered
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Legislation to phase out live sheep exports passes through Parliament
The Australian Senate has today passed legislation enshrining the phase-out of live sheep exports into law This is how it went down for up to an estimated 3,000 farm and
Farmers can prepare for the next drought through the Future Drought Fund (FDF)
To date, more than 30,000 farmers have taken up opportunities to build their capability to manage farm-risk, including to drought and climate change, through the Future Drought Fund (FDF). Today
Calls for urgent rebuild of financial services for people living in rural and regional locations
The Senate Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Committee today released a report which recommends investment in the financial services available in rural and regional Australia to make up for
National soil information system proving vital to agriculture’s future
Nurturing the food we eat and the plants we grow and for the animals native to our land soil is a fundamental pillar in the sustainability, productivity and growth of
Farmers walk out on Agriculture Minister’s Federal budget breakfast speech that angered NFF and other farm industry representatives
The most invisible Federal agricultural minister to date, Murray Watt, has a spotlight firmly on his future intentions following a post-budget breakfast that hosted the National Farmers’ Federation and other
Delivering training solutions for Australia’s Forest and Wood Product sectors
The Federal Government is searching for a service provider to deliver the Forestry Workforce Training Program (the Program), with an approach to market open from today. Assistant Secretary of Agvet
Labor’s high gas prices put fertiliser and food production at risk according to The Nationals
The high cost of gas prices is putting the production of fertiliser at risk, in a worrying sign for families and farmers amid a cost-of-living crisis. Leader of The Nationals
CNH Industrial advises Scott Wine’s tenure as CEO will end and names Gerrit Marx as replacement
CNH Industrial N.V. has appointed Gerrit Marx to the role of CEO effective 1 July 2024. He succeeds Scott Wine, whose request to leave the Company at the end of
Population growth rate figures are even more shocking than last quarter according to SPA
The population growth rate figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) yesterday are even more shocking than those released three months ago, according to Sustainable Population Australia (SPA).