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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.

Case-IH says its AFS Connect Magnum is its biggest technology introduction in 10 years, boasting the full integration of iron and technology.

Here are some things to consider when planning the placement and design of your new shop.

Ask the Mechanic's columnist Steve Thompson solves a fuel-delivery problem on a tractor, and gives advice on how hard to work a new tractor before changing its break-in oil.

Recently, the Kansas AgrAbility Project announced that it had earned additional grant funding to assist Kansas farmers, farm employees and farm family members who have become injured or have an activity-limiting health condition or limitations to remain actively engaged in...

The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) released its Ag Tractor and Combine Report in December for both the U.S. and Canada. The data was fairly positive for the U.S. and negative for Canada

An outside disk on the front left gang of a reader's 820 Massey disk keeps breaking out in the center. What could be causing this problem?

While there are many factors over which farmers have no control, at least one aspect of harvest they can control is preserving the quality of their harvested crops.

With it being September now and much of the Midwest's corn and soybean crops running ahead of its normal growing schedule, harvest equipment will soon be in full force on the region's roads.

If someone tells you they have a sure-fire fix for their rodent problems, that person is not telling the truth. Think management, not the eradication of your mouse and rat problem.

Diesel management begins in the fuel storage tank and ends inside the engine. Here are three ideas on how to keep fuel clean.

Reasons to consider corn silage.