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New MEGANT 602 RS, 722 RS and 802 RS seed drills now complete the MEGANT range of min-till seed drills with tines. In combination with the T...
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Neil Dallyn Contractor
Read this reviewNeil Dallyn: Winner of the 2019 British Farming Awards Contractor Innovator of the Year, sponsored by KUHN Farm Machinery
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Stewart Carvers Farmer
Read this review“We started growing cover crops as part of our greening commitment and have seen real benefits, particularly on the hungrier ground,” says Stewart. “There’s a definite improvement in the workability of the soil, with greater levels of organic matter and more of the potash and phosphates being retained, so it’s something we’re doing more and more.”
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James Morton Farmer
Read this reviewIt is a very easy machine to use and one of its best features, is the auto on/off section control coming in and out of the gores. I am very pleased that I went for the Kuhn Spreader and I can’t wait to see the difference as the crops grow.
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Robert Veitch Farmer
Read this reviewChanging the approach to grass silage making is allowing two Ayrshire dairy farms to increase milk from forage and reduce feed costs per litre.
David and Robert Veitch, brothers who both run high yielding 250-cow herds about 12 miles apart, have in the past three years switched from precision chop harvesting to using forage wagons and in the last year have replaced grass rakes with a new 9.5 metre belt merger.
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Matt Harrison Farmer
Read this review“It is so much better built than others we have had here. At around seven tonnes it is built like a tank, and nothing will get in its way. It is the perfect fit for the farm and a pleasure to operate,” he concludes
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Rob Wrenall Farmer
“It has improved and sped up the process immeasurably. I can control everything using the tractor’s ISOBUS and, whilst the mower is heavy, it is very easy to operate with all the controls, including the merger belts, on one screen''
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Rhys Jones Contractor
Read this review‘I would never go back to steel because of the weight. Each boom on the Altis is in two sections, as opposed to three or even four on some 24 metre machines. Every joint is a potential problem area in my opinion, so this configuration is preferable when you are looking for long-term reliability,” he said.
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Mr Ward Farmer
Read this review“I’ve done two seasons with the Kosma now, and it’s been a reliable and easy to use machine. I started out thinking I needed an eight-row machine but the six rows are ample for the acreage I need to drill. It easily covers 70-80 acres a day so I wouldn’t have really benefitted from a larger, more expensive model,” he says.
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Matt Cleland Farmer
Read this review“We use wheat straw for feeding and aim to chop it down to around three inches,” says Matt. “It takes about 20 minutes to mix a load that will feed 180 – 200 cows. There’s usually enough time to do the bedding down whilst a load is mixing, so the whole operation is pretty efficient.”
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James Moddy Farmer
Read this reviewMechanisation of ration mixing and feeding has resulted in significant efficiencies for beef producer James Moody, who runs a unit of around 250 cattle at N. Shore Farming Ltd in Hampshire.
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Mr Redmore Farn Manager
Read this review“It also reduces maintenance because we only have one machine to maintain, and it only requires basic greasing once a week. We were surprised with the low power output. It runs at a PTO speed of 540 which is saving fuel. It is the best of both worlds and a valuable machine for the farm,”
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Rhys Jones Contractor
Read this review“It is very easy and intuitive to use. Most of all it is comfortable and simple so I can focus on the work rather than have to fiddle with controls constantly. I also like the KUHN CCI terminal in the cab which makes setting the cutter up quick and easy, I can also adjust it more easily when switching between grass and hedges,”
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Nigel Harper Farmer and contractor
Read this review“Speed is one thing, but we are also focussed on forage quality. We don’t want any impurities being picked up with the grass and this is where the position of the knives on the KUHN mowers makes all the difference. We find the front mower is particularly good at following the contours of the land which we think is down to the linkage. We have to cover a mixture of flat and quite tricky undulating ground, so knowing the mowers can handle this and deliver an even cut is crucial,” he says.
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Chris Platt Farmer
Read this review“I can easily alter the row spacings from 750mm to 500mm. I have found this increases yield because the crop is competing for space, but still dies off in time for harvest. In the season to come we are going to use 12 rows rather than 8. This will make it slower, but we will still do more in the same time. 12 outlets will make it easier to regulate the slurry too because we will have more outlets to apply into.”
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John Trefor Owen Contractor
Read this review“Having the option to bind bales with the film, as an alternative to net, is a game-changer for our customers,” says John. “Once they have experienced film binding with this machine, they are reluctant to go back to any other kind of system.”
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Rob Holmes Farmer
Read this review“I went for the nine section shut-off, with the smaller end sections, which offered greater control and precision than the standard factory fitting,” says Rob. “It’s been worthwhile investing to get the machine that we want, given the length of service we’re expecting.”
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S. C. Marsh Ltd Contractor
Read this reviewWith full section control and improved seeding depth management on their new Kuhn Maxima 8-row maize drill, Dorset contractors S. C. Marsh Ltd are taking precision drilling to a whole new level.
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Stephen Allan of J & W F Lind Farm Manager
Read this review“We want to get the most out of machines and, as I see it, that depends on ease of use and maintenance, dealer support and build quality. Most machines are built well these days, but we have found Ravenhill to be a very supportive dealer and KUHN has a reputation for quality materials and a reliable parts service in the UK, which is what you need if something goes wrong on Christmas day. That said, we have had these machines for six months and both have been faultless.”
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John and James Dakin Farmer
Read this reviewCheshire-based farmers, John and James Dakin, have increased drilling productivity across their 800 acres of arable land by upgrading to a wider combination drill which is equipped with a front seed hopper for improved weight distribution and reduced soil compaction.
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Nick Keyser Contractor
Read this review“I wanted a mounted machine with a good working width,” he says, “and this machine offers that as well as being relatively light and compact for transport.””
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Martin Lines Farmer
Read this review“The Aurock ticked every box on my list, and others I hadn’t considered,” said Martin. “No other drill I know can be had with an integral crimp roller. One thing I’d been seeking was a drill that could cope with cover crop destruction, pulverising it to create ‘soil armour’ but without moving soil, stopping both rain impact on soil and evaporation from it, while also suppressing weeds. On the Aurock it can be put in/out of work as required, with hydraulic downforce for greater effect.
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Chris Paddock Farmer
Read this review"We have a modern machine that is quick to attach and simple to operate, and has the right level of technology for our situation to ensure we are doing the job efficiently and accurately.”
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Elgan Bowen Contractor
Read this reviewA new mower conditioner, due for launch at Grassland & Muck 2020, has already proven its worth as a prototype for one busy south Wales contractor, reports Luke James.
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Michael Tomlinson Farmer
Read this reviewA 10 acre maize maze at the National Forest Adventure Farm in Staffordshire, was created using an electrically driven drill directed by RTK satellite guidance, offering a spectacular illustration of the capabilities of modern precision farming.
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Rob John Farmer
Read this review“Now, with the FBP baler-wrapper combination, we have full control of the process and can work quickly and efficiently to ensure we maximise the quality of the forage, whether that’s haylage for the horses or silage for the cattle.
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William Dandie Farmer
Read this review“The rotors pick up straw very well, regardless of length. I run our baler on Isobus and it is easy to manage because the baler does most of the work without operator interference. We make 2,500 bales for ourselves, and the rest are delivered by our own lorry.”
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Gordon Stewart Dundee
Read this review“In January 2023 the winter wheat crop is looking excellent and our agronomist has been keen to point out the benefits of the min till system. It would seem we are in a win:win situation where we can spend less time and less on fuel to achieve a comparable result that is also better for the soil structure and more sustainable.”
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Dan Humphries Vet
Read this reviewModern methods save time and labour, and may use less straw, but the downside is the risk of airborne particles – something that can impact on the health of cattle and anyone working in that environment.
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David Wilkes Farmer
Read this review“We looked at all the options and then decided to replace our existing Kuhn tedder with the newer model,” says David. “We need a strong and reliable machine as it’ll be expected to do a lot of work, and last us at least five years. We are tedding each crop as many as four times and possibly twice in a day, and timeliness can be critical, so being able to do a quality job whilst covering 15 – 16 acres an hour is important.
“The key difference with this newer model is the Headland Lift Control feature, which ensures all the rotors are lifted fully out of the crop at the headlands, thereby ensuring these areas remain evenly spread and are not over tedded. It is easy to pre-set the rotor height and speed, so operating at the headlands is effectively automated and the whole operation is a lot easier. The tedder is also very quick to fold into its transport position and is very compact when folded, and that’s important as we do need to move between fields quite a lot.”![espro-min-till-drill-J-green-1]()
Iain Green Farmer Contractor
Read this review“It is light but makes an excellent seedbed. It is also very quick to set up. Robert can be fully loaded with three bags of seed and four of fertiliser in just 15 minutes which helps us to take advantage of the sometimes short weather windows. This sees him able to cover 6.5 hectares with both fertiliser and seed.”
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Matthew Tong Machinery and workshop Manager
Read this review“With the 7-furrow plough capable of working 35-40 acres per day, and the 5-furrow machine able to turn 25 acres, we were changing points every couple of days,” Matthew continues. “And with each set of points taking up to an hour and a half to change, each plough was incurring a lot of downtime at one of the busiest times of the year when there’s a lot of other machinery coming in and out of the workshop.”
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Martin Evans, John Roberts & Sons and Steven Edwards Contractors
Read this review“We wanted the technology that would deliver the drilling performance that modern farmers expect and also the confidence that the machine is going to be reliable,” he says. “Over two seasons, our experience is that the machine goes out in the morning and we hear nothing – so the reliability is certainly there – and it’s also allowed us to increase the forward speed for drilling, without any detriment to seed spacing and drilling depth.”
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Scott Kingston Dairy Farmer
Read this review“The mixing capability is important for all rations, but particularly for the transition diet where we’re including a significant amount of straw,” adds Scott. “We don’t use a separate straw-grinder but instead use the Profile to chop and mix the straw into the transition diet.''
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Dick Roper Farm Manager
Read this reviewDick attributes some of the success the farm has had with silaging the lucerne to a mower conditioner bought with his legume crops in mind. The Kuhn FC 3160 TCR is a trailed centre pivot machine fitted with a rubber roller conditioner.
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Mike Hughes Farmer
Read this reviewFor farmer and contractor Mike Hughes, having a baler-wrapper combination with film-binding capability is as much about forage quality as any of the other advantages that this technology offers.
He knows this from his own experience - making around 2,000 round bales for his 80 cow suckler herd - and from feedback from dairy and beef farmers around Haverfordwest where he provides a contracting service.
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Rob Wrenall Farmer
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“It has improved and sped up the process immeasurably. I can control everything using the tractor’s ISOBUS and, whilst the mower is heavy, it is very easy to operate with all the controls, including the merger belts, on one screen''
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Roy Cowie Contractor
Read this reviewWithin the broad spectrum of activities that can be described as groundcare services, airfield maintenance must rank amongst the more demanding for contractors.
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SOIL HEALTH BONUS FROM COST CUTTING SOLUTION Farmer
Read this reviewCutting the cost of cultivations was the key driver for arable farmer Chris Marchment when he parked his plough for the final time 12 years ago.
Farming 80ha near Andover in Hampshire, just to the south of the North Wessex Downs, he faces the challenge working with clay-capped soils with flints. Under a conventional cultivation regime, the cost of wearing metal and excessive diesel use had become unsustainable, so he turned to a non-inversion minimum tillage system.
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