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- Sep 30, 2026
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First look: Massey Ferguson unveils 170-245hp 7S Mark 2s - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Massey Ferguson has cross-pollinated its 7S and 8S tractors to fill a band of infertile ground between the two. The six 7S “Mark 2s” don’t officially supplant any existing models, though their combination of middling wheelbase, big engine and palatial cab is likely to have a suffocating effect on the neighbouring ranges. See also: First impressions: Sharper handling for latest John Deere 6R In reality, they are long-hoped-for replacements for the biggest three 7700s, which many buyers have mourn
Contractor Comment: DJ McKay plans home-built nurse tank - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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“Where’s the rain?” said no farmer in Northern Ireland, ever. While those in England have spent the summer staring at Britain’s answer to Death Valley, conditions across the Irish Sea were, as ever, perfect for grass. See also: Contractor Comment: Wearing metal shortage concerns Brewster Plenty of clamps were filled by July, forcing balers into action for a fifth cut, and slurry stores have been bled near-dry, giving Ballymena-based contractor James McKay a chance to mull changes for next season
Husqvarna unveils powerful backpack-style 36V blower - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Combine and baler operators could make short work of daily blowdowns by treating themselves to Husqvarna’s new battery-powered wind-maker. The backpack-style 570iBT is reckoned to be the most powerful of its type on the market, delivering a sustained 71.2m/sec gale and 35N of blow force – numbers to match that of commercial petrol models. It’s currently available with a wide-bore end tube, but a scraper nozzle is apparently in the works. See also: On test: Reusable half-mask respirators – which
Biowool suppresses weeds under newly planted hedgerows - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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The British wool market has enjoyed an unlikely resurgence, with the average price up 70% in the past 12 months following renewed demand for knitwear, flooring, insulation… and weed-suppressing mats. For the past four years, Fife-based Biowool has been buying Yorkshire fleeces and transforming them into biodegradable carpets. These are designed to be laid under newly planted trees and hedgerows to prevent weed growth and, to a lesser degree, conserve moisture. See also: How to build the perfect
Moto 73 introduces keenly priced QJMotor ATV range - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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QJMotor is the latest Chinese outfit to target the UK with a range of keenly priced ATVs. The manufacturer, which is part of the Geely Group that includes automotive brands Volvo, Polestar and Lotus, is an established name in the motorcycle world. And Moto 73, its Chorley-based importer, has now decided to branch into agriculture, spurred on by the success of CF Moto. See also: On test: High-spec CF Moto U10 Pro UTV offers car-like comfort The initial ATV offering runs from 300cc to 1,000cc, wit
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