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  • The Modern Farm UTV Is Doing More Than Ever
    April 9, 2026

    The Modern Farm UTV Is Doing More Than Ever

    UTVs are becoming more capable, more comfortable, and more integrated into daily farm operations. (Picture of Polaris UTV Lineup, from Polaris) Read More

  • Unverferth Brings New Tech to Seed Tenders
    April 8, 2026

    Unverferth Brings New Tech to Seed Tenders

    Unverferth has built a more connected and responsive system that brings tenders closer to the rest of the precision ag workflow. (Photo from Unverferth) Read More

  • The Rise and Fall of Monarch Tractor
    April 7, 2026

    The Rise and Fall of Monarch Tractor

    A new brand has to deliver something that works immediately and consistently in the field, not just something that looks good in a demo. (Monarch’s MK-V) Read More

  • How CabTech is Bringing New Connection to Old Iron
    April 6, 2026

    How CabTech is Bringing New Connection to Old Iron

    Developed by the Herbert family in Iowa, CabTech is a retrofit kit designed to bring modern functionality into older tractors without changing what makes them valuable. (Photo: CabTech) Read More

  • From Steel Tracks to Mainstream Power
    April 2, 2026

    From Steel Tracks to Mainstream Power

    Tracked tractors did not suddenly appear in the 1980s. The concept had been around for nearly a century. What changed was the technology around it, along with the needs of modern farming. Read More

  • The Rise of the Magnum
    April 1, 2026

    The Rise of the Magnum

    Early Case IH Magnum advertisement from the late 1980s Read More

  • New Leader’s NL710 Focuses on Speed, Simplicity, and Getting Acres Covered
    March 31, 2026

    New Leader’s NL710 Focuses on Speed, Simplicity, and Getting Acres Covered

    The NL710 is built for operators who value throughput, consistency, and reliability. [Photo: New Leader] Read More

  • The International Harvester Farmall 1066 Was a Tractor That Defined an Era
    March 30, 2026

    The International Harvester Farmall 1066 Was a Tractor That Defined an Era

    It was built during a period of optimism and growth in agriculture. It helped farmers expand their operations and meet rising demand. Read More

  • Everything Is Getting Automated, But Not Everyone Is Buying It
    March 26, 2026

    Everything Is Getting Automated, But Not Everyone Is Buying It

    There is strong momentum behind automation, with manufacturers investing heavily in autonomous capability and advanced systems. Read More

  • John Deere’s Ethanol-Powered Tractor Could Change How Farmers Fuel Their Operations
    March 25, 2026

    John Deere’s Ethanol-Powered Tractor Could Change How Farmers Fuel Their Operations

    For the first time in a long time, the idea of running a farm on what you grow does not feel like a throwback, but a real possibility. (Photo: screenshot from RealAgriculture video embedded below) Read More

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