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Case IH Brings Smarter Combines, New Puma Transmissions and Award-Winning Suspension to EIMA 2026
Case IH is bringing some serious equipment technology to EIMA 2026 in Italy. We’re talking smarter Axial-Flow combines, a new dual-clutch transmission for Puma tractors, and an award-winning suspension system on… Read more
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Remembering Don Landoll, the Kansas Manufacturer Who Built an Equipment Legacy
From a small Kansas welding shop to an equipment brand recognized across America, Don Landoll built something extraordinary. We look back at his manufacturing legacy and the community he helped build. Read more
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Zoomlion Unveils 1,600 HP Hybrid Tractor, But Can Farmers Put That Power to Work?
China’s Zoomlion just unveiled what it calls the world’s most powerful agricultural tractor, with nearly twice the peak horsepower of John Deere’s biggest 9RX. (Photo from Zoomlion) Read more
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Fertilizer Prices Spark Lawsuits. Why Not Tractors and Seed?
Fertilizer prices remain more than double their late-2019 levels, but tractors, seed and other farm inputs have gotten more expensive, too. So why are fertilizer companies facing price-fixing lawsuits while equipment… Read more
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John Deere Doubles Parts Warranty to 2 Years, Including Farmer-Installed Repairs
John Deere is doubling its warranty on eligible replacement parts to 2 years or 4,000 machine hours. The extended coverage applies even when farmers install the parts themselves or use independent… Read more
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Which Mini Excavator Size Fits Which Farm Job?
A mini excavator is one of the handiest machines a small farm can own. It digs ponds, cleans ditches, trenches water lines, pulls stumps and sets corner posts, and it does… Read more
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How Much Corn Are You Leaving in the Field? New Drago GT+ Targets Harvest Loss
How much corn is your header leaving behind? Even one bushel per acre can add up to thousands of dollars. The new Drago GT+ aims to reduce harvest loss with upgraded… Read more
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Massey Ferguson’s New Baler Chute Could Cut Hay Collection Work in Half
Massey Ferguson has introduced a clever new attachment that puts two small square bales into one straight row, potentially cutting hay collection passes by 50%. (Photo from Massey Ferguson) Read more
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What Will It Take to Cure Type 1 Diabetes? Breakthrough T1D
Zach Bosle sits down with Chris Dunn and Jill Rotella of Breakthrough T1D to talk about the progress being made in type 1 diabetes research, advances in treatment and prevention, and… Read more