The New Holland Podcast

In Episode 6 of the New Holland Podcast Nigel Honeyman goes back in time to look at the early beginnings of the Twin Rotor Concept and wonders about the wisdom of letting students loose on tractors equipped with crash gearboxes while David Redman explains all the transmission options that exist with high horsepower tractors today.

Concluding our conversation with Alternative Energy global manager, Mark Howell, the New Holland Podcast looks at the possibilities of farming energy beyond self-sufficiency and into a new revenue stream. New Holland Precision Farming specialist, John Downes, introduces the subject of data in modern agriculture - what to measure and then what to do with it.

In the latest New Holland Podcast, host Nigel Honeyman has the tables turned on him as he explains to David Redman what Scotland actually has against straw choppers and we continue our conversation with Global Project Manager for Alternative Fuels, Mark Howell, discussing the imminent launch of the methane-powered tractor and its significance in creating a practical solution to tackle emissions

In the latest episode of The New Holland Podcast, we attempt to answer the question as to whether existing technology can deliver a Zero Emissions tractor. We also look to the latest developments in Near Infra-Red spectography to see whether there can be an application for the real-time quality analysis of crops and even farm waste and whether it can deliver a return on your investment.

In Episode 2 of the New Holland Podcast we have the first in a series of interviews with Global Product Manager for Alternative Fuels, Mark Howell. Mark explains the current state of play with diesel emissions and where the roadmap will lead us to next. We are also joined by UK/ROI Product Specialist for High Horse Power tractors, David Redman, who details why the half-track solution works so well for Northern European conditions.

In the pilot episode of The New Holland Podcast we explain the rationale behind launching this new venture and explain what listeners can look forward to in the weeks ahead. This week we explain why historical machines matter and how New Holland aims to inspire a new 2020 vision. We also catch up with the team at Ernest Doe who explain how they're putting on a Doe Show with a difference. To find out more about the Doe Show, head over to their website: https://doeshow.ernestdoe.com/