
Four Equipment Dealer Groups Merging
New North American equipment dealers association with 3,000 members forms to take on industry challenges including right to repair, cyber security, industry regulation and building employee technician pool.
New North American equipment dealers association with 3,000 members forms to take on industry challenges including right to repair, cyber security, industry regulation and building employee technician pool.
Bates County, Missouri, farmer Jared Wilson estimates he's lost at least a couple of months' worth of work time on his 4,000-acre farm by having to wait for a technician to help make repairs on broken equipment.
Prices for used planters, trucks and tractors continue to soar, and there's not much of an end in sight, according to Big Iron Auctions CEO Mark Stock.
Farm equipment sales are strong, and manufacturers are generally positive about the future. But the industry has not completely recovered from the sharp economic downturn caused by the early days of COVID-19.
February machinery sales show positive gains in tractors, decline in combines. Ukraine remains a big question on supply chain disruptions.
An Iowa farm couple tested the Polaris Sportsman 450 H.O. EPS across their diverse operation.
John Deere's See & Spray Ultimate is the company's latest advancement of in-season targeted spraying of weeds in row crops.
As the number of class-action lawsuits filed against John Deere continue to grow, a number of agriculture interest groups asked the Federal Trade Commission to investigate the company's right-to-repair practices.
Six more class-action lawsuits have been filed against John Deere, including two new cases in Illinois and one each in Alabama, Tennessee and Oklahoma.
The world's first electric, driver-optional smart tractor, the Monarch, is making its way into fields.
Prescription tillage boosts greater efficiencies and land stewardship benefits.
CNH revealed a long list of strategies to gain market share during its Capital Markets Day on Tuesday. But the agricultural and construction equipment manufacturer is sharply focused on putting precision technologies into the hands of its customers.
Growers analyze tiers of data to gain greater insights to enhance productivity and profits on every acre.
Takeaways from the 2022 National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Kentucky.
Sabanto scales up business by installing its technology in farmer-owned tractors.
Data won't improve production processes until it brings site-specific solutions to production challenges. Here's how data can be useful on your farm, including seven tips for logically bringing agricultural technology and precision data into your farming...
Deere launches its first wave of autonomous machines.
Armed with cameras, sensors and algorithms, these high-tech tools aim to reduce costs and drift with pinpoint herbicide application.