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The American Society of Ag Engineers gave John Deere six awards for product development, efficiency and safety.

New Holland wins an international design award, and Deere updates its Op Center for ease of use.

DTN Staff Reporter Russ Quinn compiled a list of what he considers to be the all-time top 10 best series of tractors.

Deere's X Series combines, equipped with ActiveVision cameras help farmers see inside the combine's grain tank and observe tailings so they can monitor the condition of harvested grain, down to individual kernels.

The all-electric Monarch tractor can provide 40 horsepower (30 kilowatts) of continuous power and short-duration peak power up to 70 horsepower (55 kilowatts). Hydraulics can be controlled from the cloud. It is the only tractor in the world...

DTN Staff Reporter Russ Quinn compiled a list of what he considers to be the all-time top 10 best series of tractors.

Case-IH announces updates for its Puma series tractors, HORSCH introduces its new Omnis FT tillage tool, and Deere has an update to automate forage and specialty crop harvesting.

Walkabout Mother Bins is producing 4,000-bushel in-field grain storage bins, hoping to give combines a chance to continue rolling during harvest when trucks get backed up.

Hooded sprayers could make a comeback to reduce the chances of drift when spraying dicamba over the top of tolerant crops and to reduce new buffer requirements in soybeans for the herbicide.

Salford, CNH, Deere and GSI roll out new equipment, software and investments.

Three manufacturers announce new lines of equipment, including tractors, new tillage tool, and updated and improved track systems.

Today, Vintage Iron looks at some stories sent in by readers.

Massey offers new sub-compact tractors, Trimble passes 1 million square miles and Horsch offers a better way to condition the soil.

Reader Insights is a first-of-its-kind study series giving voice to how owners rate their farming equipment. The kickoff study shows farmers' preferences regarding small, medium and large tractors.

Our Reader Insights survey reveals what farmers really think of their tractors.