With the future of glyphosate looking doubtful and food retailers dictating a reduction in chemical applications we are certain to see a resurgence in the practice of mechanical weeding...

"The Magna immediately proved its worth taking two to two and half hours to bring 18-19% moisture grain down to a sensible 13.5-14%" says East Yorkshire farmer, Peter Clappison.

As more growers look to reduce their dependence on chemicals, OPICO has launched a range of interrow cultivators to complement the comb harrows already on offer.

OPICO Launch a range of new tools helping growers to reduce their dependency on herbicides. 

Speed and efficiency are key feature of the OPICO range of recirculating batch dryers, with automated feature allowing farmers to keep pace with harvest and larger capacity combines, whilst reducing the time needed to manager to the dryer. 

A new mechanical weed control option has been added to OPICO's line-up, and is expected to appeal to a wide variety of users.

OPICO has added a new range of interrow cultivators to its mechanical weeding options in an attempt to cut farmers' reliance on chemical controls.

Growers looking to reduce their dependence on herbicides have a range of new tools to choose from to help combat weed issues, as OPICO launches a complete range of Hatzenbichler inter-row cultivators.

Herd fertility problems have been linked to soil compaction in grassland. British Dairying investigates...

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PTO auger systems have a straightforward design that allows for one-person operation from the tractor seat.

OPICO has appointed Alex Smith as Maschio Service Manager and UK Technical Support to cover OPICO, HE-VA, SKY, Strautmann and Maschio brands in East Anglia, Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire. 

OPICO has appointed Dan Barnes as new UK Technical Support, to cover the South West, Central South of England and South and mid-Wales.

OPICO Ltd is pleased to announce the expansion of its partnership with C&O Tractors to include HE-VA cultivation machinery and SKY grain drills.