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Kverneland Satio - the new solo drill

Kverneland Satio - the new solo drill

Satio is a new model of pneumatic drill. Tractor-mounted, this lightweight, close-coupled solo unit has been developed for smaller tractors and is avail...

Kverneland Qualidisc goes wider

Kverneland Qualidisc goes wider

The Qualidisc compact disc harrow range now extends to a 12.25m working width, following the arrival of the trailed Qualidisc T.

XHD slashes ploughing costs

XHD slashes ploughing costs

The introduction of XHD tungsten-tipped original Kverneland plough parts is saving one north Yorkshire grower up to £13,500/year on plough metal.

A Farm Built on Kverneland Reliability

A Farm Built on Kverneland Reliability

Johan, a dedicated organic farmer from South Central Sweden, runs a 1,300-hectare farm with his son Oscar. Located just north of Gothenburg, the farm su...

Faster swathing with Kverneland ROC RS

Faster swathing with Kverneland ROC RS

ROC swath mergers, which have been part of the Kverneland range for the last two years, now include RS models alongside existing RT versions. Designed f...

More Kverneland butterfly mowers

More Kverneland butterfly mowers

Two new butterfly mower conditioners have been launched, which fit between the 8.7m 5087MT and 10m 53100MT Vario, giving more choice for farmers and con...

Flexibility from Kverneland flails

Flexibility from Kverneland flails

While a bat-wing topper has traditionally been the obvious choice for those looking to tidy up pastures, stewardship schemes or for stubble management,...

Kverneland returns to LAMMA

Kverneland returns to LAMMA

Kverneland Group UK made a successful return to the LAMMA show last week, displaying Kverneland machines at the NEC, Birmingham. After five years away,...

Ecomat goes in-furrow

Ecomat goes in-furrow

The Ecomat shallow plough range is expanding, and alongside the eight and 10-furrow on-land version is a new model developed for in-furrow use.

South of Stenungsund, Anrås Gård is run, so far as a leasehold, by Pontus and Mathilda Sandén. The milking parlour, with a tied-up system of short stalls and tube milking, was rebuilt after a fire in 1994 and has room for 55 yearling cows and recruitment. On a nearby farm that the couple also leases, there is a stable with room for 120 bulls that are raised for slaughter. These are partly the farm's own dairy bulls and partly bulls that are bought half a year old in the autumn and sent for slaughter about a year later.

Confidence with Kverneland

Pontus and Mathilda Sandén run a farm and milking parlour in Sweden and believe in a future in agriculture.

XHD is the harder wearing alternative

XHD is the harder wearing alternative

For Sussex Agri Power and its customers, the plough still has a place for seedbed preparation. So much so, that the firm keeps four, six-furrow reversib...

Kverneland at Smart Farming Days

Kverneland at Smart Farming Days

Last week Kverneland was present at Smart Farming Days at Gut Arenshorst in Bohmte. From June 14 to June 16, this farm located in Northern Germany hoste...

Kverneland enters mechanical weeding

Kverneland enters mechanical weeding

On 31st January 2023, Kverneland Group acquired 100% of the shares in the BC Technique S.A.S. Company (France), a leading producer of inter-row cultivat...

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