Posts by Rachel Weddell

We have moved! On the 7th of September, we relocated to new larger facilities to build upon and improve our services currently offered. You’ll now find up opposite the main entrance to the Industrial Estate. Our newest sales team member, Ruairi Wilson, recently joined us to cover the Lothians area – Ruairi can be contacted…

Pictured: Grant Tait of Redshill Farm collecting his new Massey Ferguson 6715 S tractor from Ruairi Wilson at our new Macmerry branch.

The soil is precious. Protect it with Fendt. The soil forms the basis of healthy crops and high yields. Managing it efficiently and with care ensures long-term economic success. In addition to efficiency and comfort, soil protection is our top priority when developing tractors. If you want the advantage of grip and soil, go for…

Pictured – James Miller of R J & A C Miller taking delivery of his new Massey Ferguson 7726 S Dyna VT Next Edition Tractor

During our recent 40th Anniversary lunch we held a raffle & auction for Parkinson’s UK. This raised an amazing £3000 for the charity. Pictured above: Managing Director Tom Brown along with his sister and Company Secretary Yvonne Martin presenting the cheque to the Scottish Borders Branch of Parkinson’s UK. A big “THANK YOU” to all…

13th – 15th June 2016 East Lothian farmer, John Meikle from Hoprig Mains completed his North Country 500 mile solo tractor journey for RSABI at noon on Wednesday 15th June when he pulled into Inverness Castle. He completed the iconic loop round the North Highlands in a remarkable 22 hrs driving a brand new Massey Ferguson…

Ancroft Tractors opens their new depot in Kelso’s Pinnaclehill Industrial Estate making it much easier to access and providing much-needed space. David Williams from the Farmers Guide attended, read his story … https://www.farmersguide.co.uk/feature/new-scottish-borders-branch-opening/

Berwick-upon-Tweed farmer Rod Smith discusses the factors that have influenced his impressive yields of wheat “Effective sub-soiling with our Sumo is essential on our heavy ground, as is the patience to only work it when conditions are right”.