Following the announcement that registrations from January to June reached 5,955 units, up 22.3% compared to the year before, the Agricultural Engineers Association (AEA) has provided a breakdown by power and region. Only the smallest and largest machines saw year-on-year declines. Units between 51-100hp dropped 6.7% from 489 to 456, while tractors over 320hp dropped 13.1% from 176 to 153. All other power bands saw significant growth, with the most notable being between 241-320hp. 606 units were registered in this bracket, an increase of 60.7%, which the AEA suggests indicates a move to smaller tractors from some high-horsepower customers. Overall,…