On Test

Designed to fill an obvious gap in the German manufacturers range, the 600 Vario tractor from Fendt offers a potential new direction for mid-sized tractor buyers

Launched in mid-2022, The Fastrac iCon promised new levels of control, integration and customisation. So has the Staffordshire manufacturer achieved it?

With a new combine viewed as a long-term investment, ease of use, reliability and often in-house repair and serviceability key to its success on farm, James Huyton and Toby Whatley take the Fendt 5275C on test to see how it performs in the field.

The humble tedder is an implement mainstay of virtually all grassland enterprises. Amy Wilkinson put a Krone Vendro 560 to the test to see how it performed across some varying crops.

Ford's new generation Ranger promises all the performance of the previous generation, with improved functionality and practicality. Toby Whatley had a first drive in the popular Wildtrak model.

Scottish firm Munro has showcased its MK_1 electric all-terrain vehicle. But can this start-up firm deliver an off-road vehicle to match its diesel competitors? James Huyton reports.

Improving forage quality and yield of long-term grass leys are proven methods to increase stock performance, but are there more cost-effective ways to regain yield without ploughing and re-establishing? James Huyton takes the Weaving Fenix drill on test to see how it performs.

Launched in mid-2022, the Gen7 700 series promises to deliver the proven performance of the existing 700 series range, but with greater power, manoeuvrability and payload. Toby Whatley had a first drive in the range-topping 728.

A new entry to the telehandler market, the Cargo T740 from Fendt promises some unique features in an already competitive sector. Toby Whatley put one through its paces.

Polaris is looking to develop its market share with the new Sportsman 570. Viewed by many as an essential workhorse for most livestock farms, does the Sportsman have what it takes to become an integral part of a stock-farming business? James Huyton puts one to the test.