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How Farmers Can Save Water by Mixing Technological Solutions
Water conservation in agriculture is now about applying the right amount of water at the right time in the right place, not just cutting back blindly. Read More
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Weekly Spotlight: 2010 John Deere 7630 Going to Auction
For a farmer looking to add dependable horsepower without the cost of new iron, or for someone needing a proven workhorse that is ready for the upcoming season, this John Deere 7630 checks a lot of boxes. Read More
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Case IH Earns Three Prestigious ASABE Innovation Honors
Case IH SenseApply™ is a versatile and cost-effective automated sprayer technology for precision spraying and spreading applications. Source: Case IH Read More
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A New Tool to Help Producers Evaluate Precision Spraying ROI
The Smart Spray Annual ROI Calculator gives producers a way to estimate how much they might save by using precision spraying technology compared to their current methods. Read More
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CES 2026 Showcased the Age of Intelligent Farms
Kubota brings smarter solutions to its CES 2026 booth, redefining how work gets done. Credit: Kubota North America Corporation Read More
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The Precision Ag Boom and What It Means for Modern Farming
Whether through retrofitting existing machinery or purchasing new equipment designed around precision technology, farmers have more pathways than ever to adopt these tools. Read More
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A Look Ahead at the Machines and Trends Shaping 2026
The agricultural machinery landscape in 2026 is shaping up to be thoughtful rather than flashy. The focus is on smarter machines, better integration, and practical innovation that supports real world farming. Read More
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The Case IH Farmall: From Iconic Row-Crop Tractor to Modern Utility Workhorse
Across all three series, the 2025 Farmall updates reflect Case IH’s effort to preserve what made Farmall successful in the first place while adapting to the realities of modern farming. Read More
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How SmokeRow Extends Precision Spraying Beyond the Boom
Weed control does not stop at the crop row. Field edges are often where problems begin, and ignoring them can lead to higher costs and more difficult control later in the season. Read More
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Inside the New Wave of Grain Cart Innovation
As harvest demands continue to rise, grain handling equipment that balances size with smart design is becoming just as important as the horsepower pulling it. Read More
