East Anglian auctioneering firm Cheffins is running a second sale on behalf of Velcourt, following a successful pre-harvest auction in June which attracted bidders from across the UK and Europe.

The second tranche of equipment comes from seven Velcourt farming sites across the UK, following the company’s decision to reduce its contracting operations by around 20pc as part of a wider strategic review announced in autumn 2025.

All of the machinery on offer was used during the 2026 harvest and is now surplus to requirements.

The sale will include tractors, self-propelled sprayers, telescopic loaders, excavators, and vehicles from manufacturers including Bateman, JCB, Kramer, Fendt, Amazone, and Horsch.

Other agricultural equipment, workshop items and spares will also be available.

Cheffins director Charles Wadsley said: "This is another substantial offering of........

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