52 cubic meters of loading and a shock-absorbing conveyor belt connected to a front bulkhead which, if necessary, can help and speed up the unloading of products. These, in summary, are the salient features of the “Gx” series universal trailer trailers proposed by Krone and also the same ones now used by the latest addition to the series, “Gx 520 AgriLiner”, which however differs substantially from other trailers in as equipped with a fifth wheel suitable for attaching it to road tractors. In practice, this combination gives rise to a…
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Horsch “Serto SC” cereal seed drills that defy the cold
Every sowing season carries a degree of uncertainty, which varies from year to year and crop to crop. In addition to the usual challenges of selecting the most suitable varieties or hybrids for one’s farm, economic and climatic variables must also be considered. Economic issues include market prices and public subsidies—the former entirely unpredictable at sowing time, while the latter offer a reliable and plannable source of income. Weather, on the other hand, makes sowing something akin to a lottery, especially given the recent rainy autumns that prevent hitting the…
Read MoreKuhn cutter-mixer wagons, a question of mobility
Fixed, Trailed, or Self-Propelled: Kuhn’s TMR Mixers for Dairy Farms. Kuhn offers livestock farms a comprehensive range of feed mixers organized into three families, each designed to meet specific operational needs. At the top of the range are self-propelled mixers, particularly the twin-auger “Spw Intense” and “Spw Power” series. These models are powered by six-cylinder Volvo engines with up to 250 horsepower and John Deere engines with 170 horsepower, both Stage V compliant. The “Spw Intense” models are available in four versions, with capacities ranging from 14 to 27 cubic…
Read MoreSeppi “Maxisoil”, over the top
Designing and manufacturing equipment capable of constantly proving to be at the cutting edge in terms of performance has always been the construction philosophy pursued by Seppi to offer operators the best in terms of operational capabilities. A vocation that the Trentino company has also transmitted to Bologna through the renewed top of the range “Maxisoil” tiller, equipment capable of satisfying the most demanding maintenance and renewal needs of the land thanks to the ability to work the soil up to 35 centimeters deep, to crush stones and stones up…
Read MoreMaterMacc seeders, precise to the millimetre
Whether they are line seed drills for cereals, pneumatic precision drills for corn and soybeans, or machines for horticultural crops, sowing precision must always be ensured, even when operating at the high speeds typical of advanced industrial processes on extensive areas. By combining precision and speed, it is possible to minimize production times and costs while safeguarding the quality of the sowing itself. This focus on precision and efficiency was at the heart of the innovations presented by MaterMacc at Eima, particularly in its product line of seed drills. These…
Read MoreNobili range expansion: dual-faced innovation
Those working with tall crops, such as vineyards and orchards, must regularly perform treatments to counter pests and manage prunings and spontaneous vegetation. To address these needs, Nobili has developed two distinct equipment ranges over time that meet these requirements effectively. Traditionally strong in the spraying and shredding sectors, the Bologna-based company has introduced new solutions for 2024 at Eima. Among the sprayers, the “H Fan” models were launched, earning recognition from Eima for their innovation. The standout feature of these trailed sprayers, equipped with 1,000-liter tanks, is the hydraulically…
Read MoreThe Bcs “Ws” series mowers, impossibile in dna
The BCS “WS” series mowers sit at the top of a range that spans nine different models. These machines are super-professional, designed for continuous operation in challenging terrains that cannot be handled by mounted or trailed equipment. First designed in 1943 and launched shortly thereafter, Bcs single-axle mowers revolutionized the forage sector, effectively starting its mechanization. Over time, these machines were joined by more powerful equipment operating with tractor-driven systems, which, however, are only suited for large, flat, or gently sloping forage fields where tractors and large harvesters can operate…
Read MoreHorsch “Versa” seeders, each seed is positioned perfectly
Meeting Diverse Needs with Tailored Solutions developing a single seeding solution that can adapt to the vast variety of farm sizes and types is a challenging task. For this reason, manufacturers create machine series in which each model meets specific local needs. This approach is also followed by Horsch, whose “Versa” series provides a professional solution for large-scale operations and contractors. Notably, the “Versa 6 SW” stands out as a trailed seed drill paired with a “Kredo” rotary harrow. This model offers an impressive working width of six meters but…
Read MoreThe 50 year value for Cm elevators
According to George Orwell, the pseudonym of English writer Eric Arthur Blair and one of the literary giants of the twentieth century thanks to the novels Animal Farm and 1984, at fifty, everyone is what they deserve. A direct and straightforward statement, in the style of the English author, which seeks to highlight how only time, understood as a sufficiently long evolutionary journey, can serve as the ultimate judge of becoming. In this perspective, the true essence of what one is emerges independently of external conditions and circumstances, through the…
Read MoreKrone “Gx 360 Plus, transporting it all
2024 Will Not Be Remembered as the Year of Corn, Whether for Grain or Silage. Heavy rains and resulting waterlogging delayed spring planting, sometimes necessitating replanting. Even second sowings were postponed, causing further drops in final yields. North of the Po River, for example, corn yields fell by 15 to 40 percent compared to 2023, with only the province of Mantua managing, in some cases, to limit declines to within 10 percent. Given the increasing unpredictability of growing seasons, a shift in management approach is overdue, broadening the range of…
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