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The Biggest Machinery Reveals From the 2026 Farm Progress Show
FPS delivered everything from an 80-foot planter and 680-horsepower tractor to retrofit autonomy, targeted spraying and a new generation of CLAAS tractors. (Photo from Farm Progress) Read More
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CLAAS Just Overhauled Nearly Its Entire Tractor Lineup
CLAAS is making a bigger push into the North American tractor market. Its new generation of ARION 6, AXION 8 and AXION 9 tractors spans 165 to 450 horsepower, with redesigned cabs, smarter drivetrain management and more automation in the field. (Photo from CLAAS) Read More
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John Deere’s New AI Assistant Turns Farm Data Into Answers
John Deere is bringing AI to the farm. Its new JD assistant lets farmers ask questions about their own field, machine and operational data, potentially turning years of precision ag information into useful answers. Read More
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Case IH Is Turning to Bourgault to Expand Its Seeding Lineup
Case IH is turning to Bourgault to expand its seeding lineup. The new partnership will bring Bourgault-built seeding equipment to Case IH dealers beginning with Model Year 2028, while allowing CNH to focus more of its resources on precision technology and automation. (Photo from Bourgault) Read More
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Smart Spraying May Be Reaching Its Tipping Point
Smart spraying is gaining ground. As Deere reports growing See & Spray adoption, Case IH, AGCO and others are advancing their own systems that could dramatically reduce chemical use, cut costs and change how farmers approach weed control. (Photo from CNH} Read More
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AGCO Is Saving Some Big Reveals for the Farm Progress Show
The company will introduce new machinery from Fendt and Massey Ferguson, demonstrate precision and autonomous technology from PTx, and host Fendt’s first international press conference on U.S. soil. Read More
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Kubota Is Building More of Its Equipment in America
Kubota is expanding its U.S. manufacturing footprint, adding the popular SVL75-3 compact track loader to its Kansas production line. But the bigger story is the company’s growing investment in American manufacturing, engineering, R&D and testing. (Photo from Kubota) Read More
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John Deere Says It Can Take 76% of the Work Out of Baling
John Deere says its new Hands-Free Baling system can reduce operator activity by up to 76% while improving productivity and fuel efficiency. It may also offer a glimpse at how farm automation will evolve, not by replacing operators overnight, but by gradually asking less of the person in the seat. (Photo from John Deere) Read More
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New Holland Wants Its Haymaking Crown Back
New Holland helped revolutionize haymaking more than 85 years ago. Now, with new windrowers, balers and AI-powered forage technology, the company is making a push to reclaim its place at the top of the hay and forage world. (Photo from CNH) Read More
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Case IH Goes Bigger With Its New 16-Row Nutri-Tiller
Going from 12 to 16 rows represents a 33% increase in working width when row spacing remains the same. (Photo from Case IH) Read More
