Machinery
Claas Xerion 12.650 wins Tractor of the Year award
The overall winner of this year’s Tractor of the Year (TOTY) award is the Xerion 12.650 from Claas; a machine...
Claas
Machinery
Watch: Latest machinery at Agritechnica 2023
Agritechnica is back, Europe’s largest agricultural trade fair is once again taking place in Hanover, Germany, and the trade, as...
N.Ireland
DLG awards gold medal to New Holland combine
The Deutsche Landwirtschafts-Gesellschaft or German Agricultural Society is usually known simply as the DLG and it is this organisation, with...
Agri-Business
New Claas compacts and Xerion to top out at 653hp
Claas has unveiled two new compact tractors with power outputs of 92hp and 103hp, and pushed the Xerion up to...
Agri-Business
Claas is latest manufacturer to sign up to ‘right to repair’
Despite the misgivings expressed by certain farmers’ groups in the US, the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) about the right to...
Agri-Business
Agri-influencer helps raise over £80k in charity combine run
One Claas combine harvester and four farmers who have suffered the loss of close friends to suicide, covered 940 miles...
Agri-Business
Machinery Focus: Dawn of the self-propelled forage harvester
Cutting silage by a self-propelled harvester is now such a standard feature of the season that most of the drivers...
Agri-Business
Another engineer appointed as Claas CEO
The first Claas CEO was appointed in 2019 when the company created the role to speed up the rate of...
Agri-Business
Auction: Wilson Farming to sell surplus kit
Cheffins of Cambridge will host a major machinery auction on behalf of Wilson Farming Ltd., in Samlesbury, Lancashire, on Thursday,...
Agri-Business
Variable-speed pick up option for Claas Jaguar 900
This new model year will see the Claas Jaguar 900 forage harvesters, both wheeled and tracked, benefit from an upgraded...
Agri-Business
Claas reports record sales and investment levels
It has been a particularly challenging year for Claas, yet the financial results show its resilience in the face of...
Machinery
Full steam ahead for Claas apprenticeship programme
Claas has annouced that its industry-first in-house apprenticeship scheme is booked out for the autumn term. Following the inaugural intake...
Agri-Business
A brief history of combine complexities
In the beginning it was all so simple, combine harvesters were basically a thresher sent out into the field with...
Agri-Business
Machinery Focus: Cathrina Claas – taking the family firm into the future
The agricultural machinery industry is built on many strong people who had a vision of what they wanted to achieve...
Agri-Business
Claas of 22 highlights on display in Germany
With travel restrictions now more or less lifted, companies are once again feeling confident enough to invite the press abroad...
N.Ireland
Claas makes further investment in the autonomous sector
Claas has increased its involvement with AgXeed B.V, a specialist in autonomous farming systems, having participated in the Series A...
Agri-Business
Reinhold Claas, combine harvester pioneer, passes away at 91
Claas has recently announced the passing of Reinhold Claas, last remaining son of the August Claas, who pioneered the company’s...
Agri-Business
Claas to drop its Cargos range of forage wagons
In a move that will come as little surprise to those following the market for forage wagons, a major manufacturer...
