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How much is the diesel technology crucial for today’s agriculture? And how will this integrate, in the future, with some more hot trends such as electrification, hybridization or natural gases? It’s not so easy to give an answer to such questions, especially those regarding the far-sighted future. A...

The transition to Stage V for off-highway machines might be delayed due to the outbreak of coronavirus all over Europe and throughout the world. This is the request coming from the European industry associations representing the non-road mobile machinery sector. SLIGHT INCREASE FOR THE EUROPEAN TRAC...

The European tractor market makes a small but significant step forward, with an estimated growth of around 5 percent in sales for 2019. According to data provided by CEMA, the European Agricultural Machinery Association, the ‘vehicles’ registered in Europe are 191,587. Of these, tractors...

With Paolo Rocca, who deals with digitization in a complex sector such as mobile applications within ifm electronic, we had quite an interesting conversation about the great opportunities of the so-called Industry 4.0 solutions that for manufacturers as well as mobile equipment users. What is the po...

Cummins new structural 4-cylinder engine was on display at World Ag Expo 2020, the exhibition concerning agriculture held last week in Tulare, California. The new engine, available with 3.8 liter (F3.8) and 4.5 liter (F4.5) displacements, was on display also at the last Agritechnica, complementing t...

MTU and Claas have been working closely together for more than two decades. Back in March 2018, the MTU Series 1000, 1100, 1300 and 1500 engines were awarded certificates for compliance with EU Stage V emissions standard. The groundwork leading up to certification lay in some 110,000 hours of field ...

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The very first stage of the Sustainable Powertrain Tour 2021 will be addressed to leisure boating. The event is scheduled on April 22, at 4 pm CEST. Sign up to participate.

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Volvo Penta D5 is the smallest engine in the range. It is a four-cylinder engine with almost 130 kW power and 810 Nm torque, employed by Shaktiman Tejas harvesters that have to chop the tough sugarcane at ground level on a giant sugarcane plantation in rural Gujarat, a state on the Western coast of ...

More than once we have turned to Steven Nendick, Marketing Communications Director at Cummins, asking him about the state-of-the-art of the company’s strategies and developments. This time, we focus our attention on Cummins approach to agriculture, of course talking about engines, market requirement...

East and Central Africa Energy, the exhibition and conference organized by Informa Markets, will take place on 1-3 September 2020 in Nairobi, Kenya. The same company is in charge of organizing the next Middle East Energy, scheduled at the beginning of March in Dubai. The African event is expected to...

Volvo Penta and ROPA, a leading agriculture equipment manufacturer, have been long working together, collaborating for the development of engines capable to push the machines made by the German manufacturer. One of them, the huge Tiger 6 beet harvester awarded with the Red Dot Design Award back in 2...