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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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Why Old Farm Equipment Is Worth More Than Its Age Suggests
To someone outside agriculture, a farmyard filled with decades-old equipment might look like a collection of machines that should have been replaced years ago. To a farmer, it can look more like an inventory of tools, parts and possibilities. Read More
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Has Precision Ag Finally Become Standard Farm Equipment?
A recent survey of farmers shows 89% reported using auto-guidance and 71% said precision technology is important to the success of their operation. Read More
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How Did Kubota Become America’s Best-Selling Tractor Brand?
The image of American agriculture may still be a massive tractor pulling a planter across thousands of acres, but the tractor business also includes smaller machines working on farms, acreages, construction sites and properties across the country. Read More
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Farm Athletes Launches Golf Classic to Fund College Scholarships
The September 11 event in Hastings, Nebraska, will raise scholarship funds for college athletes from farm and ranch backgrounds. Read More
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Why These Old Massey Ferguson Combines Refuse to Retire
More than half a century after they were built, these surviving Masseys are still capable of doing the job that matters most: getting the crop out of the field and into the grain tank. Read More
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Preserving Antique Tractors Matters More Than Ever
The tractors sitting in barns, museums, and restoration shops today represent the machines that mechanized American agriculture, increased food production, and helped rural families build their livelihoods. Read More
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Could Autonomy Reverse Agriculture’s Horsepower Race?
For generations, agriculture has assumed that the path to greater productivity always meant larger machines with more horsepower. Autonomous technology suggests another possibility. Read More
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Five Reasons AgroExpo Should Be on Your Calendar This August
This year’s show marks AgroExpo’s 10th anniversary, highlighting how the event has grown into one of the Midwest’s premier outdoor agricultural exhibitions. Read More
