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Articles by Bob Karsten

John Deere expects the annual revenue from agricultural machinery this fiscal year to be 20 to 25% lower than last year. - Photo: Mark Pasveer
13-08 | News

John Deere: annual revenue up to 25% lower, Agco and CNH also see sales decline

Agco, the company behind tractor brands Fendt, Massey Ferguson, and Valtra, is selling its grain storage and processing division 'Grain & Protein'. This division includes five brands of grain silos, grain dryers, and grain conveyors. - Photo: Agco.
07-08 | News

Agco sells grain division, focus on precision agriculture

New Holland presents a new combine harvester: the CR10. The machine is largely similar to the previously shown CR11, but with a smaller engine and bunker capacity. - Photos: New Holland
24-06 | News

New Holland introduces smaller ‘Giga-Combine’ CR10

This spring, start-up S&dB is testing the renewed ribbon sowing concept. A total of 5 to 6 hectares will be sown in regions in the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. - Photos: Mark Pasveer
13-06 | Article

Start-up S&dB tests renewed concept planting with tapes

John Deere recommends storing the receiver indoors every day. With one hand, you can disconnect the plug and then detach the dome (quick-release). However, it does require climbing. We miss some sort of step next to the hood. - Photo: Mark Pasveer.
02-05 | Article

Seven GPS steering systems tested, part 2

On the roof of the tractor are the seven GPS steering systems from the tractor brands Claas (Trimble), Deutz-Fahr, John Deere, Massey Ferguson, McCormick, New Holland, and Valtra. In this TRACTOR test of GPS steering systems, Valtra leads the way, with John Deere coming in at number 2. - Photo: Mark Pasveer
30-04 | Article

Seven GPS steering systems tested: Valtra leads the way, part 1

Evers Agro provides a disc injector for the so-called Nexat implement carrier. - Photo: Evers Agro
26-04 | News

Evers Agro supplies injector for Nexat implement carrier

"With the Fuel Cell Hydrogen concept, we worked with a fuel cell that directly converts hydrogen into electricity. A fuel cell is sensitive to vibrations. Therefore, as far as we are concerned, hydrogen is not a solution for mobile vehicles," says Egide Vandevelde, Business Director at CNH Industrial. - Photo: New Holland
29-02 | Article

Egide Vandevelde: ‘New Holland sets hydrogen aside for now’

The founder of the Australian tractor brand Acremaster, which built tractors from 1975 to 1984, is returning to the market this year. Work is underway on a new tractor. - Photos: Mark Pasveer
02-02 | News

Australian Acremaster articulated tractors are making a comeback

Homburg Holland will sell the Swedish weeding robot Ekobot in the Netherlands. - Photos: Mark Pasveer
30-01 | News

Homburg Holland to sell Swedish Ekobot in the Netherlands

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