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In this month's Vintage Iron, Robert Robinson of Parkhill, Ontario, Canada, shares the story of his 1956 International 300 tractor.

This shop on Reed Brothers Farms at Greensburg, Indiana, is built for equipment repairs and customer relations. This is the second story in DTN/Progressive Farmer's four-part series on America's Best Shops.

This shop near Hilbert, Wisconsin, has space and organization to make quick turnarounds. This is the first story in DTN/Progressive Farmer's four-part series on America's Best Shops.

When a large part of Reynolds Ag Solutions farm shop near Indianola, Iowa, was blown away by a violent storm in 2018, fortunately no none was hurt. The rebuilt shop has been selected as one of America's Best Shops. This is the third story in...

Shop time spent repairing planter wear and making adjustments can boost corn yields significantly. Here's a 10-point checklist to help you prepare your planter for the season ahead.

Research shows a decrease in internal body temperature of cows that had access to shade under solar panels compared to cows without access.

James Piotter of Sleepy Eye, Minnesota, shares how his family used an International 1456 tractor on their farm.

Kinze Manufacturing and Ag Leader Technology have launched a new high-speed meter and seed tube system.

The work of young ag researchers is on display this week -- and hints at the future of the industry.

Digital technology is slowly transforming different areas of agriculture, including how ag businesses operate, speakers at the 2019 Fertilizer Outlook and Technology Conference said this week.

Coaxing improved output from diesel-powered farm equipment has become a popular, big-money venture for the players who do the work. Make sure you know what you are getting out of it.

The beef industry emphasizes the importance of animal welfare when livestock is transported.

Love o' the green iron and vintage iron is standard in the Quinn family, and it looks like another generation has the bug.

Blogger Meredith Bernard says sometimes it's not about having the best but making the best with what you have.

Digital technology is slowly transforming different areas of agriculture, including how ag businesses operate, speakers at the 2019 Fertilizer Outlook and Technology Conference said this week.

New equipment and technology could be key to overcoming challenges in a down economy.

John Deere's new X9 combine had an increase in capacity and efficiency. With its matching draper, the combine is designed for difficult small grain and high-moisture corn harvesting conditions.

Manufacturers add power, storage and accessory improvements to latest models.

Progressive Farmer Contributing Columnist Steve Thompson answers a question about a hydraulic drip.

Memories trigggered of old farm pickups and Fox choppers.

The DLG (German Agricultural Society), organizer of the world's largest agricultural trade show, Agritechnica, has announced 40 innovation awards from 291 entries. John Deere, AGCO and CNH are among the winners.

Agriculture continually evolves and becomes more dependent on technology, like many businesses. Some farmers choose to modernize with the times, some don't. In today's farm economy, not doing so can be costly.

CNH Industrial sets out to divide itself into two, separately traded entities by 2021 -- one focused on agriculture, the other focused on its highway truck business.

DTN Staff Reporter, Russ Quinn, talks about the history of leader tractors.

Technology has evolved to provide farmers timely, actionable information to boost yields in-season.