Crowds return to YAMS 2025

Highlights from this year's Yorkshire Agricultural Machinery Show include a new forestry section

James Huyton
Machinery and Farm Technology Specialist
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Crowds return to YAMS 2025

Blue skies emerged at this year's Yorkshire Agricultural Machinery Show, returning with record numbers of both visitors and stands. Event organiser Richard Tasker said: "We are glad to return once again...

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