The Agritechnica show is the largest Exhibition of Agricultural Machinery in the world, and this year Larrington Trailers was there to show off their latest trailer.

More than 415,000 visitors, including about 100,000 from outside Germany, came to the Exhibition Grounds in Hanover to see what the 2,700 exhibitors had to offer.

Larrington Trailers had an early set back when their Majestic Trailer was fire damaged on a busy autobahn on route to the show, but by the start of the show a new Majestic Trailer was on site to demonstrate the new features available on the latest Larrington Trailers.

The “eye” is the most significant design change for 2011.

The “eye” gives the driver excellent vision inside the trailer, which enables the driver reduce damage to the crops.

The “eye” includes a full width removable plastic screen for use when loading cereal crops.

The new 450mm high arch is designed to allow the rollover sheet to clear the highest heap.

Operating the rollover sheet is made simple with the use of the small handle and sheet winder.

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This website can now be viewed in over 50 languages, thanks to the Google Translate Gadget which has been added to the bottom of the left-hand menu.

Users simply select their language from the drop-down list of languages on the left-hand menu (on pages other than the home page). The page is then automatically translated by Google Translate, and users can then access the comprehensive list of available languages at the very top of the page.

Larrington Trailers decided to add the Translate Gadget to make it easier for non-English speaking users to access the website. These users account for 22% of the website's users, a number that is set to grow with the help of the new translator.

Chase Vodka is one of Britain’s most exciting new drinks brands, according to its founder, William Chase, and Larrington Trailers along with Fendt tractos are Mr Chase's farm machinery of choice.

The Herefordshire farmer and entrepreneur knows a thing or two about top quality niche products, having launched Tyrell’s Chips as an alternative to mass produced snacks, and while maintaining a small interest in that company, has moved onto a slightly more racy potato product.