Peter Hill is an editor based in the United Kingdom. He writes for publications such as Gloucestershire Live and Farmers Weekly, covering a range of topics related to agriculture and farming machinery. His work has also been featured in The Scottish Farmer, The First Call, Bristol Post, and Euroa Gazette.
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Peter Hill's coverage primarily focuses on agricultural machinery and farming equipment, with a significant emphasis on press releases and product promotions. Given this focus, Peter would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new agricultural machinery launches, industry trends, or expert insights into technological advancements within the sector.
Since his geographic focus is not specified but he operates from the United Kingdom, it’s safe to assume that he may have an interest in developments specific to the UK agriculture and farming industry. If you're pitching international stories or products not yet available in the UK market, highlighting their potential impact or relevance could make your pitch more compelling.
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Farms running big trailers and operators who like to get a firm grip on spool valve operation will appreciate updates to the Deutz-Fahr 6 Series TTV stepless drive tractors.
Agricultural engineers from across the industry are collaborating to future-proof key digital resources increasingly used by farmers and contractors round the world.
Fans of big tractors laying down lots of power are well catered for in Farmers Weekly ‘s latest Ultimate Guide, with all-new models not only breaching the 600hp threshold but also leaping ahead to more than 900hp.
The 2024 edition of Farmers Weekly 's Ultimate Guide to telehandlers and telescopic wheeled loaders of all shapes and sizes features a number of new and updated models – as well as more battery-electric machines than before.
By: Peter Hill
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