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Agco, the parent company of Fendt, Massey Ferguson and Valtra has reported a 13.5% reduction in revenues for 2025, however profits margins remains stable at 7.7%.
Two new bluetongue cases confirmed on Irish farms
In pictures: €1,120 top price as 1,050 calves sell in Bandon
Proposal for native grain use in Bord Bia schemes drafted by IFA
Cootehill group distances itself from proposed AD plant
470ac Kilkenny solar farm given green light
New tractor sales continue to fall in the US, with a total of 171,680 tractors sold up to the end of October, 9.2% down on the 10-month period last year.
Both new tractor and forager sales are looking very healthy for 2025 to date, while new and used combine sales are lagging behind. Peter Thomas Keaveney reports.
John Maher, The Bush, Dunshaughlin, RIP August 2025.
After a good month of new tractor registrations in July, 2025 is now running 10% ahead of registrations at the same point in 2024. Peter Thomas Keaveney reports.
AGCO net sales for the first six months of 2025 decreased by 24.1% compared to the same period in 2024.
Brief news snippets from the UK, USA, Kazakhstan and Argentina.
Peter Thomas Keaveney speaks to some machinery manufacturers and distributors about the current mood of the Irish agricultural machinery market in 2025.
Amazone Avant delivers strength, speed and reliability in tough Irish conditions Tom Garaghty works with Oliver Conroy Plant and Agri, a, Co Westmeath-based slurry, silage and tillage contractor, long-time Amazone customers who previously operated the AD-P and Centaya drills.