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How Tractor Pulling Turned Farm Equipment Into 10,000 Horsepower Monsters
For all the sophisticated engineering behind today’s pulling tractors, the appeal of the sport remains surprisingly simple. Every pull asks the same question farmers were asking nearly a century ago: which machine can pull the hardest? Read More
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Why John Deere Still Invests So Heavily in Operator Comfort
Some of today’s improvements are immediately noticeable. Others are almost invisible until you’ve spent an entire day in the seat. Read More
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Case IH Adds Bigger Tech to Its Mid-Range Combines
For producers considering a Class 6 or Class 7 combine, the updated Axial-Flow 160 Series offers many of the intelligent features found in larger machines while maintaining the size and capacity that fit a wide range of farming operations. Read More
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Massey Ferguson Is Refreshing the Heart of Its Tractor Lineup
Instead of reinventing successful platforms, Massey Ferguson is steadily improving the areas that affect operators every day. (Photo from Massey Ferguson) Read More
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Why Versatile Just Bought ATLAS and What It Says About the Company’s Future
Through parent company Buhler Industries, Versatile has agreed to acquire the operational assets of Germany’s ATLAS Group, a manufacturer of excavators, cranes, material handlers, and other construction equipment. Read More
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John Deere Adds Smarter Controls and Planting Features to 8 Series Tractors
The MY27 updates were developed after listening to customer feedback about everyday operation rather than focusing solely on horsepower or major hardware changes. (Photo from John Deere) Read More
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Kubota Just Put More Money Behind Farm Automation
Kubota and Agtonomy have been working together to commercialize autonomous solutions for specialty crop growers, particularly those operating in orchards, vineyards, and other high-value crop segments. (Photo from Kubota) Read More
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Why Header Technology Is Becoming the New Harvest Battleground
Modern combines already process enormous amounts of material. As a result, manufacturers are increasingly looking upstream for efficiency gains. Read More
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John Deere Gives the 5E Utility Tractor a Major Usability Upgrade
The new model adds another option to Deere’s growing 5E lineup and gives customers access to hydrostatic drive technology in a larger utility tractor platform than many have traditionally associated with eHydro systems. (Photo from John Deere) Read More
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How AGCO Is Chasing Lower Fuel Costs Across Its Tractor Lineup
As tractors become increasingly similar in terms of horsepower and capability, manufacturers are looking for objective ways to demonstrate performance advantages. Read More
