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  • Why CLAAS Might Be the Most Underrated Major Farm Equipment Brand
    May 14, 2026

    Why CLAAS Might Be the Most Underrated Major Farm Equipment Brand

    Globally, CLAAS is not a niche company. It is one of the most important harvesting equipment manufacturers in the world and has influenced modern agricultural machinery in major ways. Read More

  • The Rise, Fall, and Revival of Massey Ferguson
    May 13, 2026

    The Rise, Fall, and Revival of Massey Ferguson

    After generations of innovation, financial struggles, reinvention, and rebuilding, Massey Ferguson appears to be entering a new chapter under AGCO. Read More

  • U.S. Sugar Deploys Autonomous Deere Fleet Across 255,000 Acres
    May 12, 2026

    U.S. Sugar Deploys Autonomous Deere Fleet Across 255,000 Acres

    U.S. Sugar has now deployed a fleet of autonomous John Deere tractors across roughly 255,000 acres in Florida, marking one of the largest real-world autonomous farming operations seen in North America to date. Read More

  • How AGCO Built the Fendt IDEAL From the Ground Up
    May 11, 2026

    How AGCO Built the Fendt IDEAL From the Ground Up

    The IDEAL represents AGCO’s broader push into premium harvesting equipment, precision agriculture, and high-capacity farming technology. Read More

  • How Ford Changed Farming Forever
    May 8, 2026

    How Ford Changed Farming Forever

    Even today, decades after Ford exited the tractor business, Ford tractors still hold a respected place in farm sheds, auction lots, and rural communities across North America. Read More

  • CNH Finds a Bright Spot With Three Red Dot Design Wins
    May 7, 2026

    CNH Finds a Bright Spot With Three Red Dot Design Wins

    The Red Dot wins signal that CNH is continuing to invest in machine usability, operator experience, and brand differentiation even during a downturn. (Pictured: CNH’s Steyr Cervus CVT at Agritechnica 2025) Read More

  • Why ISOBUS Matters When You’re Buying Used Equipment
    May 5, 2026

    Why ISOBUS Matters When You’re Buying Used Equipment

    ISOBUS gives you the ability to run different implements through a single in-cab display rather than relying on multiple monitors scattered around the cab. Read More

  • How the Maxxum Changed the Mid Range Forever
    May 1, 2026

    How the Maxxum Changed the Mid Range Forever

    The Maxxum was built as a multi-purpose tractor with maneuverability, efficiency, and ease of use at its core. (Photo from Case IH Maxxum manual) Read More

  • The CLAAS Xerion Is a Different Kind of Big Tractor
    April 30, 2026

    The CLAAS Xerion Is a Different Kind of Big Tractor

    The CLAAS Xerion 12 represents a different way of approaching how power is delivered, how operators interact with equipment, and how automation fits into daily work. (Photo from CLAAS) Read More

  • John Deere’s See & Scout Turns Every Sprayer Pass Into Field Intelligence
    April 29, 2026

    John Deere’s See & Scout Turns Every Sprayer Pass Into Field Intelligence

    The See & Scout system builds on the foundation of See & Spray, gathering intelligence with every applicator pass. (Photo: John Deere) Read More

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