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Trade in your Topcon X30 or AGCO C3000 and receive £1,440.00 towards a new Topcon XD+ touchscreen console with auto steer and tramline view feature activations.
Designed with the future in mind, the Topcon XD+…
MoreIn addition, the business is offering FREE installation and operator training, which usually comes at a cost of £695.
Topcon Agriculture introduced the next generation of its boom height control technology for agricultural spraying applications with the launch of the UC7 Plus in late July this year.
Built on the foundation of Topcon’s Norac boom height control technologies, the UC7 Plus allows users to further reduce inputs, improve crop performance, and reduce equipment maintenance costs…
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LH Agro, UK supplier of Topcon precision technology, is pleased to announce that James Donger has returned to LH Agro as technical service and support manager.
James’ new role means he is spending less time on the road in a sales and installation…
MoreThe Future Farming Investment Scheme (FFIS) is a capital grant scheme for eligible active farmers and crofters in Scotland, to help improve their environmental performance.
FFIS is designed to encourage agricultural businesses to carry out farm/croft capital investment to achieve the following objectives:
TopCon technology eligible for grants from the Farming Equipment and Technology Fund (FETF) 2025
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The Farming Equipment and Technology Fund (FETF) provides grants for machinery, equipment and technology items which will help to cut costs and drive efficiency, improve farm performance and support environmental outcomes.
Funding is available…
MoreFor Gloucestershire-based arable farmer and agricultural contractor, Phil Odam, using crop canopy sensors to detect weeds in stale seedbeds and vary sowing rates accordingly has helped to reduce Blackgrass populations on infected land. And by using the sensors to detect subtle soil changes, he is also varying drilling rates according to soil type.
Philip Odam Agricultural Services provides a range of…
MoreFor David and Marshall Hargreaves of Mere Farm near Preston, upgrading from a trailed sprayer to a self-propelled machine has made their crop spraying operations faster, more efficient and more accurate. And by purchasing a second-hand, entry-level machine and subsequently upgrading its spray circuit and electronics from a 5-section manually controlled system to an automatic 11-section machine, they have…
MoreFor Rob and Mark Leeson of Kirby Wold House near Malton in North Yorkshire, being able to apply arable inputs including seed, liquid fertiliser and granular fertiliser at precisely controlled variable rates enables them to produce more consistent and more profitable crops.
The precision farming equipment utilised to achieve these results also makes the task of managing a large arable…
MoreFor Jeremy Green, the most effective advertisement for his agricultural contracting business is the straight and evenly spaced crops that his team of machinery operators create. For that reason, he has equipped his fleet of tractors with RTK-enabled guidance systems which not only ensure accurate field operations, but also help to reduce his customers’ input costs.
Jeremy Green started contracting…
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