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New Holland Gives Its Speedrower a Major Upgrade With More Power and Smarter Technology
The Speedrower 1 Series is currently available for preorder, with deliveries expected to begin later in 2026. (Photo from New Holland) Read More
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Could Retrofit Kits Make Autonomous Farming Mainstream?
Instead of asking producers to purchase an entirely new autonomous tractor, companies are developing systems that can add autonomous capabilities to compatible equipment already in the field. (Photo from PTx Trimble) Read More
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John Deere’s Latest 8R Updates Focus on the Driver, Not the Drivetrain
Deere has added new steering technology, expanded planter integration, redesigned cab controls, improved comfort features, and longer warranty coverage. Read More
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Why White Tractors Still Have a Loyal Following Decades Later
In an age when agricultural technology evolves at a rapid pace, there’s still something appealing about a tractor that starts, goes to work, and keeps doing its job year after year. Read More
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DJI’s New Agras Drones Aim to Do More Than Just Spray
Rather than building machines that excel at a single task, DJI is developing platforms that can spray, spread, seed, scout, and handle a growing list of jobs throughout the year. Read More
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Case IH Updates Its Baler Lineup With a Focus on Reliability, Automation and Easier Maintenance
Rather than introducing an entirely new generation of machines, Case IH focused on refining the areas producers use every day. (Photo from CNH) Read More
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Why Kinze and Yetter Decided to Build a Strip-Till Machine Together
Rather than competing to build every component themselves, Kinze and Yetter chose to combine their respective strengths into a single product. (Photo from Kinze) Read More
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Why Food Companies Are Starting to Influence Farm Machinery Purchases
Over the past several years, major food manufacturers and retailers have announced ambitious sustainability goals tied to their agricultural supply chains. Read More
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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
