January new tractor registrations up 83% in Northern Ireland
New tractor registrations in Northern Ireland recorded an 83% hike on the same month last year, while UK registrations also had a strong month with 586 machines registered, up 17% on January 2020.
Forty-four new tractors were registered in Northern Ireland in January, up 83% on the 24 units registered in the same month last year.
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New figures from the Agricultural Engineers Association (AEA) show that 44 new tractors were registered in Northern Ireland in January, up 83% on the 24 units registered in the same month last year.
Meanwhile, UK tractor registrations also had a strong January, recording a monthly total of 586 machines. This meant it remained well above the level from January 2020, up 17%.
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The AEA noted that this was the fourth time in the last five months that there were year-on-year rises of this rate or faster.
That meant that the number of machines registered was close to the average of recent years, for the third month in a row, suggesting the tractor market is close to being back to normal after the challenges of the last year, where yearly UK sales were down 13.8%.
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New figures from the Agricultural Engineers Association (AEA) show that 44 new tractors were registered in Northern Ireland in January, up 83% on the 24 units registered in the same month last year.
Meanwhile, UK tractor registrations also had a strong January, recording a monthly total of 586 machines. This meant it remained well above the level from January 2020, up 17%.
Increase
The AEA noted that this was the fourth time in the last five months that there were year-on-year rises of this rate or faster.
That meant that the number of machines registered was close to the average of recent years, for the third month in a row, suggesting the tractor market is close to being back to normal after the challenges of the last year, where yearly UK sales were down 13.8%.
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