Calcourt Farms in Powys, Wales, manages nearly 6,000 animals across 3,000 acres with the help of a robust fleet of CLAAS tractors and SCORPION telehandlers, supported by a reliable local dealer. Their commitment to CLAAS is driven by dependable machinery, efficient digital tools, and expert service, ensuring smooth and productive operations throughout the year.
Fraser Jones Calcourt Farms
The MULTI FLOW pick up reel can handle full-width raking without any problem. It’ll take four rotor rakes, no problem at all
Jim Jones JT Jones Agricultural Contractors
“Not only is CLAAS connect saving me a lot of time but it enables me to work more efficiently, which is important as I also want to spend time with my family.
Tom Hughes P Hughes Ltd
For over 60 years Michael Greaney has been contracting on the Dingle peninsula in County Kerry, and for half that time he has been using CLAAS JAGUAR self-propelled forage harvesters.
Michael Greaney
JAGUAR since 1993, current machine JAGUAR 880
Greaney Agri. County Kerry
“The new pick-up deals with lumpy grass so much better – it’s a big step forward. The way it can pivot left and right means the stubble is left much cleaner and critically the auger slip-clutch isn’t constantly going off."
Shane McCarthy
JAGUAR 870
M & J Contracting, Co. Cork
Con Lucey runs an agricultural contracting business based in the picturesque surroundings of west Cork. Con is a lifelong contractor and bases his business on supplying a timely and quality service to his customers.
Con Lucey
Contractor
