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A national crackdown on diesel emissions tampering raises questions about how the effort affects the agriculture equipment right-to-repair movement.

Farmers continue their pursuit of technology, or their aversion to high interest rates, evidenced by the number of combines and larger tractors they are buying.

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Early tests of Bosch-BASF's Smart Spraying system with AGCO-Fendt show this sense-and-act weed spraying system reduces the use of herbicides 50%-70% in growing crop applications. Smart Spraying also measures in-field conditions such as plant...

AGCO's Grain and Protein Unit is keeping a presence in Ukraine and working with farmers there to rebuild from the nation's devastating war with Russia. The unit has seen sales rise to record levels last year and is promoting a package of automated...

Among the farm equipment sales tracked by the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, combines and big tractors are the better sellers these days. But supply chains and labor shortages continue to hurt overall industry performance.

No matter the sophistication of the visioning technology, autonomous systems will always encounter a situation not anticipated by developers and engineers. Here's how Deere is using cameras and images to steer what will be a growing fleet of...

No matter the sophistication of the visioning technology, autonomous systems will always encounter a situation not anticipated by developers and engineers. Here's how Deere is using cameras and images to steer what...

Colorado lawmakers on Tuesday passed a bill that requires equipment manufacturers to provide all the tools necessary for farmers and independent equipment repair shops to repair combines, tractors and other equipment.

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Attorneys general from 27 states and territories cited that right-to-repair is a growing issue around the country "that impacts every consumer, household and farm in a time of increasing inflation." They pointed to the needs of farmers to be able...

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In this Equipment Roundup, DTN/Progressive Farmer looks at Case IH adding AFS Connect to its larger Puma tractors, Pegasus Robotic launching a high-capacity drone, and AGCO expanding its technician training program with Parkland College in Champaign...

John Deere is revealing FurrowVision, a new automation that gives operators a real-time visual look into the seed trench to check for correct placement and depth.

The Ryse Recon wowed crowds last summer when it debuted at farm shows. Now the six-rotor ultralight is moving toward production, aiming at agriculture and other industries.

Raven Industries, along with newly acquired technology innovator Augmenta, are bringing new lines of "Sense & Act" camera imaging and artificial intelligence technologies to crop spraying operations.

Farmers continue their pursuit of technology, as evidenced by the large number of combines they are buying. Sales last month rose 165% over February 2022. In the month just ended, manufacturers sold 530 combines compared to 200 in February 2022.

Deere reached an agreement in January to sell its financial services business in Russia. The completion of the transaction is expected in the second quarter of 2023. Deere does not expect a significant gain or loss from the sale.