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The University of Nebraska-Lincoln quarter-scale tractor A-team recently took home top honors at the International Quarter-Scale Student Design Competition in Peoria, Illinois.

Kubota's new M8 features 190-210 horsepower at the flywheel and offers hay producers, material handlers and smaller row-crop operators a stout, heavy, capable machine.

Ask the Mechanic's columnist Steve Thompson looks at why a flathead engine has so many names and what is the advantages of the engine, and answers whether the clearance between a ring gear and pinion should be the width of a piece of beer can.

A University of Missouri Extension specialist is urging patience on many Midwestern roadways after the flooding seen this spring.

Fendt is taking early orders for its fully redesigned 900 series of tractors that it says pushes the boundaries of the North American high-horsepower market.

AGCO Corporation is rolling out AGCO Connect, a telemetry application that will allow row-crop managers and their dealers to remotely monitor equipment performance and field operations.

Ask the Mechanic Steve Thompson answers questions from readers about their equipment snags -- and offers thoughts on the "perfect farm."

While wet weather is not ideal for spring fieldwork, it gives farmers the opportunity to do maintenance on haying equipment.

Growers plant soybeans with one of a handful of limited-build production air seeders geared to increase efficiency.

Anhydrous ammonia is hazardous and must be dealt with carefully. Here are some ways to make it safer to work with the chemical on your farm.

Sabanto is autonomously planting 500 acres of soybeans for Iowa farmers Larry Bellcock and his sons. It's one of 10 farms in the U.S. and Canada scheduled to serve as test sites for the company.

A planting update cheers up "old-school" retired farmer who celebrated his 84th birthday in the hospital. Even though he would never modernize, he's amazed at what today's equipment can do.

Agriculture in 2019 America is about data. But yield is not an end goal in data farming. Profit per acre and replication of outcome is the brass ring.

Beginning as soon as next week, weather dependent, tech pioneers Craig Rupp and Kyler Laird expect to be planting soybeans in Illinois using an autonomously equipped tractor.

It isn't breaking news to farmers, but it's still a good reminder this time of year that planter maintenance is important.

AGCO has announced a partnership with Brazilian technology provider Solinftec that will offer growers improved logistics management.

Kubota wants competing tractor manufacturers to feel its steady progress onto their turf, as it prepares to bring a higher-horsepower line to market in the second half of this year.

Ask the Mechanic's columnist Steve Thompson reminds farmers that a safe planting season is remembering to do -- or don't do -- the small things.

Ask the Mechanic's columnist Steve Thompson tells how to fix a bulb, answers what the heck are cylinder shims for, and shares that an old rule of balance -- negative tongue weight -- can take your head off.

Here's an insider's look of what's new in agriculture that was displayed at the recent National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Kentucky.