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New agtech products launching at FarmFest
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On show: Farmers will get the chance to try out Case IH's AFS Connect simulator at FarmFest.
Auto throttle available on TYM T265 tractor
Operator's dream: Auto throttle control automatically increases the engine RPM on the TYM T265 tractor.
Orders to open in 2023 for John Deere P600 range
New range: John Deere's P600 precision air hoe drills will be available to order in 2023.
FarmFest organisers get behind flood-affected farmers
Inundated: Farmers lost infrastructure, equipment, crops and livestock as a result of a series of floods this year.
Harvest weed seed destructors on the move
de Bruin Engineering product support manager Andrew Vearing (right), with Johnny Inferrera, McIntosh Distribution, inspecting a Harrington Seed Destructor on a John Deere header. Mr Vearing said it was critical for growers to take time in setting up their harvesters to suit their region, the environment, their particular crop types, and the condition of their crops.
New no-nonsense 4WD for local market
Mal Gill
Coil sprung live axles at each end provide adequate wheel articulation and enhance the INEOS Grenadier's off-road credentials. A ride day at Logue Brook Dam in a twin-turbo diesel prototype (pictured), proved comfortable ride and good body control are Grenadier strengths.
A host of new features added to Puma and Maxxum tractors
The updated Case Maxxum includes new high-performance LED safety lighting features.
Canada's Brandt machinery group adds Deere dealerships in SA
Andrew Marshall
New managing director at Kubota Australia
Tetsu Kojima is the new managing director of Kubota Australia and New Zealand.
Claas invests close to $61 million in German factory upgrade
The modernisation of Claas' Bad Saulgau site will cost almost $61 million (40 million euro).

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