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When the last field is finished, the days get shorter, and the mud finally dries on your boots, it’s tempting to put the machine in the shed, shut the door, and forget about it until spring. After all, it’s not being used — what could go wrong?

There’s something timeless about the start of a new planting season — the smell of freshly tilled soil, the hum of a well-tuned tractor, and the satisfying rhythm of the seed drill working its way across the field. Whether you’re running a modern pneumatic...

 

Ploughing might seem like an old-school task - just turning over soil? But ask any farmer or competitive ploughman and they’ll tell you: there’s a real art to it. Whether you're doing it for a healthy crop or a shiny trophy, a well-ploughed field sets...

As any experienced farmer knows, the combine harvester is the workhorse of the harvest season — but it's also one of the biggest fire risks on the farm. Dry crops, fine dust, and hot engines are a dangerous mix. Preventing fires starts with awareness...