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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.

Ag machinery manufacturers are suspending operations or closing plants around the world as the industry struggles to understand how to keep well-tuned factory floors open for business and their employees safe.

Joe Nichols didn't figure on a pandemic when he scheduled a sale to reduce his farm equipment inventory, but the show will still go on for this Kentucky farmer.

A Vintage Iron reader from Kentucky shares a story about his 1949 Model D Leader tractor.

The Progressive Farmer Reader Insights survey has been professionally designed to measure growers' overall experience and satisfaction with the equipment lines powering the productivity of their farms and ranches. The first category to be surveyed...

The Progressive Farmer Reader Insights survey has been professionally designed to measure growers' overall experience and satisfaction with the equipment lines powering the productivity of their farm and ranch. The first category to be surveyed is...

This is the year for altering your grain-handling practices. If you are handling your grain this year as you have done in the past, you are making a serious mistake.

This shop outside of Logan, Iowa, offers the comforts of a house with the utility of a shop. This is the fourth and last story in DTN/Progressive Farmer's series on America's Best Shops.

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.