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National Farm Machinery Show Celebrates 60 Years of Innovation
This year marks the 60th annual celebration of the National Farm Machinery Show. Organizers expect around 300,000 visitors over four days, from February 11 through February 14. Read More
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Weekly Spotlight: Strong Lineup Headed to the February 17 Auction
From a restored classic to late model high horsepower tractors, planters, grain carts, construction equipment, and precision technology, this auction covers a lot of ground. Read More
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Why Finding the Right Used Planter Is Tougher Than Ever
Many farmers are choosing to upgrade existing planters rather than trade them in for new ones. Read More
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AGCO Brings New Technology to World Ag Expo and Eyes a Farm Economy Rebound
AGCO’s World Ag Expo exhibit highlights new innovations from Fendt and Massey Ferguson, including the North American debut of the Fendt e100 electric tractor shown here, designed for high efficiency and resource conservation. Source: AGCO Corporation Read More
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2026 Reality: Used Row Crop Equipment Holding Value While New Sales Stay Slow
After bottoming out in early to mid-2025, auction and retail values on clean late-model iron stabilized and then firmed up noticeably in the fourth quarter. Read More
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Weekly Spotlight: 1 Owner Miller Nitro 5275 with Engine Warranty Up for Auction
Featured in this week’s spotlight is a Miller Nitro 5275 that checks a lot of boxes for producers looking for a dependable self-propelled sprayer heading into the season. Read More
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Hard Lessons and Hard Work with Iowa Farmer Todd Goldsmith | TT Live! Ep. 13
Todd Goldsmith is an Iowa farmer who knows what it means to start over. After his parents went broke, he rebuilt from the ground up and now farms roughly 7,500 acres Read More
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Tractor Tuesday and GHS Implement Team Up for Major February 24 Equipment Auction
GHS Implement brings a premium lineup of late-model farm equipment to auction on Tractor Tuesday February 24, with additional consignments still being accepted. Read More
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Autonomous Ag Machines Aren’t Quite Ready for Prime Time, According to Purdue
Autonomous ag machines will likely play a major role in the future of farming. But for now, the path forward appears to be steady and practical, not revolutionary. Read More
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Zach Warns of March Auction Glut as Banks Push Farmer-Owned Equipment to Market
Bosle urged farmers who believe they may be forced to sell to act sooner rather than later, noting that Tractor Tuesday offers zero commission for sellers and a capped buyer’s premium. Read More
