In The Press

Farming heavy land at one of the highest points in Suffolk, this farmer chose a KRM 1909 drill for its ability so sow a variety of crops into a variety of seed beds.

These growers have been moving from a plough based system to min-till and feel their new KRM Ares-P tine drill offers several advantages over their previous drill.

An introduction to the SIWI Combi Hitch by profi.

This article looks at the reasons why Lincolnshire based contractors Bellamys of Weston chose a large capacity twin axle KRM Bredal spreader and the benefits they're seeing.

This article looks at the reasons behind a Berkshire based contractors decision to update two of their machines..

This article looks at the advantages of having a self-contained loading/spreading outfit.

Farm Contractor talk to Lincolnshire based JSE Systems about the services they offer including their half dozen Fastrac and Bredal K105 outfits.

This Danish publications takes Bredals F4 for a test drive.

This article looks at the benefits of fertiliser application and the need for an even spread pattern

This article looked at the advantages of using a weigh cell system to improve accuracy

This article looked at the advantages of using a weigh cell system to improve accuracy

A look at the cost benefit analysis of adding weigh cells to a fertiliser spreader

A review of innovations from Bogballe ahead of the 2014 season

A review of innovations from Bogballe ahead of the 2014 season

Here five of the common fertiliser spreaders were tested against each other.

A review of innovations from Bogballe ahead of the 2014 season

This article looks at the latest innovations in fertiliser spreaders from KRM

In this article the major six fertiliser spreaders sold throughout the UK were compared. Spread tests were done at 36m and the results published. The article looks at both in field and headland spreading.

A guide to buying a used KRM spreader. This article looks at the speck options available on used M-line spreaders and updates that the range has received since its launch in 2004.

Farmers Guardian describes the issues which can occur when GPS systems automatically start/stop a machine at the headland, as a result of variations in forward speed and how our Tempo Tracker software automatically compensates for this.

An overview of the advantages of KRM's tablet based iZurf app for guidance, section control and variable rate. Including comment from user Paul Stebbings of Essex, who upgraded his existing KRM spreader to a model with iZurf..

Synopsis In this regular feature, the magazine visits a farm following a season with a new machine to see how the machine has met up to their expectations. In this article they visit Grosvenor farms in Cheshire who took delivery of an ISObus controlled M2W equipped with Dynamic section control at the start of last (2017) season.

A feature about how KRM started and how the company has grown.

A look at why one contractor chooses to use machine mounted Botex cranes for filling their fleet of lime spreaders.

A 4.5m Disc-O-Mulch gold is put through its paces during a Profi Practical Test

Following the introduction of the three crop rule, this Suffolk farm have upgraded to a KRM 1909 drill to establish rape, wheat and spring beans. The drill is used in plough based, min-till and direct drilling applications.

Synopsis A Profi magazine "Practical Test" where the use a machine for a season to really get to grips with how it operates.

Notts based contractor, Shire Farm Services use large capacity Bredal K105 with auto rate control linked to a Trimble RTK system to give the precision he and his customers require.

A look at the reasons behind Nortamptonshire farmer Dick Payne's decision to replace his old drill combination with a new KRM rig..

An article about the history of Ernest Doe's relationship with KRM.