This week's WEB ONLY story is that John Deere agricultural and turf dealer Thomas Sherriff & Co Ltd, whose headquarters are based at Haddington in East Lothian, has bought the professional turf business of Greenlay Ltd in Cramlington, south Northumberland.

Adrian Langmead, business development manager and Tom Dunlop, dealer manager are retiring while Tim Yates, existing product and key account manager, is promoted to business development manager.

As an end of term treat, today you can watch comedian and Dealer of The Year host Charlie Baker's cheeky interview with Service Dealer - as well enjoy a highlights reel of this year's Conference & Awards.

A brand new zone will focus on key technological advances and the role they might play in the future of farming when LAMMA returns to the NEC in January.

In the build up to January's BTME, visitors have the ability to stay up to date with all developments by downloading the show's app.

Claas has announced a slight rise in sales to €3.898 billion in its financial year to the end of September, despite what they describe as an "increasingly negative market environment" and having expected a drop in income.

Organisers say several new features are in the pipeline for next year including a grain trading marquee, young farmers programme and technology demo ring.

The company which owns and operates 14 Country Clubs across the UK, has praised the machines' use, especially in wet conditions.

Continental has announced it will support its agricultural tyres with a new warranty.

Martin Payne has moved from a dealership to work for a tractor manufacturer to support other dealers as they develop their businesses.