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How the CLAAS Jaguar 1200 Set a World Record in Forage Harvesting
This summer marked a major moment in modern forage harvesting when CLAAS set a world record. Source: CLAAS Read More
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A Look at Case IH’s New Optum Series Tractors
Case IH introduces its new Optum Series tractors. Image courtesy of Case IH / CNH Industrial Read More
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Deere’s See & Spray Reaches Widespread Adoption Across 5 Million Acres in 2025
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2026 Tractor of the Year Awards Celebrate the Best in Modern Farming
The Tractor of the Year Awards for 2026 have once again raised the bar for innovation, performance, and design across […] Read More
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New Machines from John Deere at Agritechnica 2025
John Deere arrived at Agritechnica this year with one of the most ambitious lineups it has ever brought to the […] Read More
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Agritechnica 2025 Opens With Massive Crowds and Game Changing Tech
Agritechnica has delivered an impressive start this year. The scale of the campus in Hanover is stunning, with crowds filling […] Read More
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California Farmers May Soon Benefit from Autonomous Tractors if Regulations Finally Catch Up
California farmers are hoping that long overdue regulatory reforms will finally allow them to use autonomous tractors on their operations. […] Read More
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Weekly Spotlight: Select Sprayers & Equipment
This week’s Tractor Tuesday Weekly Spotlight highlights Select Sprayers & Equipment, a trusted name in agricultural spraying solutions located in […] Read More
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Inside Agritechnica 2025 and the Innovations Shaping Tomorrow’s Farms
The countdown is on as the world’s largest farm machinery exhibition, Agritechnica, returns to Hanover, Germany, from November 9 through […] Read More
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Claas: From Harvesting Tradition to Precision Farming Future
Founded in 1913 and based in Harsewinkel, North Rhine-Westphalia, Claas is a family-owned company that has grown to become one […] Read More
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