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  • How Versatile Survived While Other Tractor Brands Disappeared
    June 5, 2026

    How Versatile Survived While Other Tractor Brands Disappeared

    Versatile found a niche, served it well, and maintained a clear identity while many competitors disappeared through consolidation. Read More

  • Kuhn Krause Expands Gladiator Line with New VT-PRO Strip-Till System
    June 4, 2026

    Kuhn Krause Expands Gladiator Line with New VT-PRO Strip-Till System

    The new VT-PRO joins the company’s existing ST-PRO II row unit platform and is designed specifically for producers looking to run shallower strip-till operations, particularly in spring conditions. (Photo from Kuhn North America) Read More

  • The Green Giants That Built the Modern Steiger Legacy
    June 3, 2026

    The Green Giants That Built the Modern Steiger Legacy

    More than six decades after the Steiger family built their first homemade tractor, the company’s influence remains visible across modern agriculture. (Pictured: a Steiger Panther tractor with tripled wheels) Read More

  • Kubota’s Ambitions Extend Far Beyond Compact Tractors
    June 2, 2026

    Kubota’s Ambitions Extend Far Beyond Compact Tractors

    New testing facilities, construction equipment growth, utility vehicles, and national marketing efforts reveal a company expanding its reach across the North American equipment market. (Photo from Kubota Tractor Corporation) Read More

  • Deere’s Vision for See & Spray Goes Well Beyond Herbicides
    June 1, 2026

    Deere’s Vision for See & Spray Goes Well Beyond Herbicides

    Along with expanded crop compatibility and hardware upgrades, the company is adding capabilities that move the sprayer beyond weed control and deeper into field intelligence. (Photo from John Deere) Read More

  • Is CNH Bringing Case IH and New Holland Closer Together?
    May 29, 2026

    Is CNH Bringing Case IH and New Holland Closer Together?

    After decades of operating as separate red and blue organizations, are the lines between them beginning to blur? Read More

  • Why Deere Is Spending $140 Million on Parts Instead of New Tractors
    May 28, 2026

    Why Deere Is Spending $140 Million on Parts Instead of New Tractors

    John Deere recently highlighted major upgrades to its parts distribution operations, including investments in automation, forecasting systems, logistics coordination, and dealer support infrastructure. Read More

  • The Next Precision Ag Race Is Happening Inside the Combine Cab
    May 27, 2026

    The Next Precision Ag Race Is Happening Inside the Combine Cab

    Small improvements in guidance during harvest could help maintain consistency, reduce operator stress, and potentially minimize crop losses. Read More

  • Why AI Agronomy Might Actually Matter This Time
    May 26, 2026

    Why AI Agronomy Might Actually Matter This Time

    AI in agriculture still has plenty to prove, and it is unlikely to replace experienced growers or trusted agronomists anytime soon. What may change is how decisions get made. Read More

  • Why the Fendt e100 Might Be the Most Important Electric Tractor Yet
    May 25, 2026

    Why the Fendt e100 Might Be the Most Important Electric Tractor Yet

    The Fendt e100 Vario features a 100 kWh battery system and produces up to roughly 90 horsepower at peak output. (Photo: Fendt) Read More

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