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See JCB's record-breaking World's fastest tractor at LAMMA'20!

JCB will introduce several new and improved products at LAMMA'20 - but for many visitors the highlight will be the WFT Fastrac Two, the highly modified tractor that holds an outstanding World speed record.

Designed and built by a team of young engineers in Staffordshire - the Fastrac secured the title at Elvington Airfield in York with motorbike racer and lorry mechanic Guy Martin at the wheel.

Powered by a 7.2-litre JCB Dieselmax six-cylinder diesel engine tuned for 1,016hp and more than 2,500Nm of torque, this most dramatic version of the JCB Fastrac set an average speed of 135.191mph over two 1km runs, and acheived an astonishing 153.771mph on its way to the new record.

Don't miss your first chance to see this amazing piece of engineering up close in person at LAMMA'20! Get your FREE ticket here.

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More exciting launches at LAMMA'20...

Extra high clearance tractors from Landini

A new range of Landini four-wheel drive tractors equipped with large diameter row crop wheels all round for extra high clearance will be introduced on the Argo Tractors stand.

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Iseki launches two new products

ISEKI is excited to be showcasing two new products alongside their renowned tractor and mower range at LAMMA 2020, Iseki�s new compact and manoeuvrable TH542 the multi-purpose TXGS24.

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Unveiling of Continental's new tyre app

Continental is unveiling its new tyre app to help farmers use tyres more efficiently. The pressure and load calculator checks the pressure and the load of the vehicle and recommends based on the tyres fitted to the vehicle, plus many more features.

Revolutionising covert asset tracking with Meta Trak T36 Pulsar

Vehicle safety system specialist Meta Trak is introducing its new T36 Pulsar, a compact self-powered tracking device that has multiple uses. It can be used as a �sleeper� unit providing back-up security to a wired-in Meta Trak tracking unit or as a stand-alone tracking device.

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Valtra's SmartGlass on display

Positioned in the centre of the tractor�s front windscreen, Valtra SmartGlass is based on transparent display technology, laminated between two glass surfaces. This makes the solution very robust and suitable for the demanding operating conditions of agricultural machinery.

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New 20 Series updates to Sky Agriculture
EasyDrill and MaxiDrill

The new 20 Series updates to the EasyDrill and MaxiDrill include a new electronics package with blockage sensing, individual row shut off and ISObus control as well as a second �Pro-Hopper� allowing 4 products to be individually metered and distributed at once.

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With only 1 week until LAMMA '20 why not start your new year in the best way with a trip to the first agricultural trade show of the new decade!

The LAMMA show exhibition halls are now sold out, continuing it's reputation as the UK�s largest agricultural event dedicated to showcasing innovation.

There is so much to see over the two days we thought we would make it even easier to plan your day by putting together and an insider's guide to LAMMA.

It's free to attend and park. With over 700 exhibitors, 3 innovative hubs and a chance to top up your CPD points, make sure not to miss the LAMMA buzz!

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Digital Showguide

We've put together the digital showguide and given our visitors the first opportunity to see everything that's happening at the show. It's also your chance to plan your day in advance.

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Innovation Trail

See all the Innovation award-winning products at LAMMA by following the Innovation Trail around the event. Get up close to the products, discover how they work and speak to the winning exhibitors about how they can benefit your farm or business.

World's fastest tractor at LAMMA

Speed record Fastrac will be centrepiece of JCB's new machine exhibit at LAMMA

For many visitors to the LAMMA show the highlight will be JCB's very special 'Fastrac Two', the highly modified tractor that holds an outstanding World speed record.

Travel

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CPD Points

LAMMA provides the perfect platform to get up to date with all the latest legislation and encourages knowledge exchange through professional development. Once again visitors to LAMMA 2020 will be able to collect DairyPro, BASIS, and NRoSO points on both days of the event.

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With just 11 days to go until LAMMA'20, if you're still not sure why you should attend this year, we've shared 10 great reasons why you should make the trip!

Join us when LAMMA fills over 500,000 square feet of the NEC with all things agriculture - get your FREE ticket here.

Wondering what launches you can see at LAMMA'20? See the show news here.

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Top 10 reasons to attend LAMMA'20...

Reason #1: EXTENSIVE

See all the latest ag machinery, equipment and tech under one roof
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Reason #2: LOCATION

Held at the easy-to-reach NEC, close to major road, rail and air links

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Reason #3: NETWORKING

A chance to speak to suppliers, experts and other farmers

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Reason #4: SHOP AROUND

Compare the latest models from a wide variety of top suppliers

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Reason #5: DAY OUT BUT IN

Time away from the day job and winter weather, indoors and in the warm!

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Reason #6: PROFESSIONAL

The NEC offers professional surroundings to match the specialist exhibitors and expert speakers

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Reason #7: PRACTICAL

High-tech, innovative and practical � everything you need on farm to remain productive and profitable

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Reason #8: FREE

Entry to LAMMA is FREE with freebies and giveaways once you�re inside!

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Reason #9: CPD POINTS

Entry to LAMMA is FREE with freebies and giveaways once you�re inside!

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Reason #10: INSPIRATION

Be inspired by seeing what�s new across the agricultural industry

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Brexit news: Farmers Guardian

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The year 2020 might still be young, but there�s been plenty of political action for the farming sector already.

We�ve had two Bills published, the Farm Payments Bill and the Agriculture Bill, and the EU Withdrawal Agreement Act has finally become law, paving the way for the UK�s exit on January 31.

Read on for key information about the new legislation and top Brexit analysis from industry leaders and farmers.

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The Agriculture Bill

The new Agriculture Bill � an in-depth analysis of the key changes

The latest version of the Agriculture Bill was published by the Government last week. But what is new and what are the next steps? Abi Kay has spoken to Defra to get the inside track...

Bill to ensure farmers are paid in 2020 expected to pass by end of January

The Farm Payments Bill was introduced on January 9, and will allow farmers across the whole of the UK to receive direct payments this year. The legislation is only needed as a stop-gap before the ag bill is passed...

Strengthened powers to tackle supply chain unfairness in new Agriculture Bill

The original legislation only allowed the Government to regulate contracts between farmers and first purchasers, such as processors and abattoirs, but the new Bill will cover all sellers of agricultural produce...

�As we begin a new year and a new decade, we should be confident that farmers across the UK can meet the challenges ahead and grasp opportunities outside the EU."

John Henning, County Armagh beef farmer.

Farmers share their views on Brexit...

It�s a new year and a new decade - time to grasp the opportunities of Brexit

Developing a bespoke agricultural policy and embracing the ongoing contribution farmers make to the environment and our beautiful rural landscape is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

Theresa Villiers does not �get� farmers, or care about the impact of the Ag Bill

Theresa Villiers� performance at OFC proved she does not �get� farmers, or care about the impact the Agriculture Bill will have on them, says agricultural recruiter Phil Garnham.

Analysis from industry leaders...

A post-Brexit ban on farrowing crates threatens UK ag�s future

Defra Secretary Theresa Villiers wants to ban farrowing crates post-Brexit, but without support from Government and retailers, such a move would threaten UK pig farming�s future, says Zoe Davies, NPA chief executive.

UK politics is becoming tribal, but society is united on the need to protect standards

UK political discourse has become more tribal in recent years, but the Government should be aware that society is united on one thing � the need to protect standards after Brexit, says Sue Pritchard, director of the FFCC.

Challenges of the past decade have left farmers battle-hardened, not battle-weary

There have been a lot of challenges for farmers over the past 10 years, but they have left us battle-hardened and ready to take on the world, not battle-weary and cowered, says NFU deputy president Guy Smith.

�There is still a huge job to be done in negotiating the details of our future relationship with the EU: one that maintains free and frictionless trade, allows continued access to sufficient overseas labour where needed, and supports farmers in providing jobs and driving growth in rural communities, providing the raw materials for a domestic food industry that employs 3.8m people and generates �113bn in value for the UK economy"

Minette Batters, NFU president

Let Farmers Guardian guide you through Brexit

Would you believe it's been four years since the referendum vote? A lot has happened since then and with Brexit around the corner it's vital that you keep up to date with developments in trade deals and the Agriculture Bill.

Let Farmers Guardian guide you through Brexit with the latest political news, opinions and insights from industry leaders, real farmers and politicians. We break it down into what it actually means for farmers in the UK.

We will even give you your first four weeks absolutely free when you subscribe as our way of continuing to support you and your farm.

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With everything that's going on in the world, it is important to celebrate the amazing work farmers do every day. The pure love you have for your animals and crops is often overlooked and it's not uncommon for you to go underappreciated and in some cases attacked for your profession.

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Love is in the air on the farm.....

8 things to expect when you're dating a farmer in your twenties

Growing up with parents as farmers, I knew there were sacrifices and things they had to do �differently� within their relationship to make it successful, writes Kristeena Patsche...

10 reasons why marrying a farmer is the perfect choice

Why should you marry a farmer? Are they not mean, miserable, hard taskmasters, unromantic and surly souls?

Or are they kind, romantic, muscular, relatively domesticated and a �good catch�?

25 reasons why you should definitely marry a farmer's daughter

They�re fun, hard-working, reliable, tough and can do amazing things with baler twine. Rural blogger and farm consultant Anna Bowen gives us 25 reasons why you should definitely marry a farmer�s daughter...

15 photos to prove that farm weddings are the best

You really can't beat a farm-themed wedding, tractors, cows and amazing cakes!

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