
In this Equipment Roundup, DTN/Progressive Farmer looks at the Association of Equipment Manufacturers' thoughts on parts and employees, JCB's hydrogen-powered engine technology and an AI...
New York Mercantile Exchange oil futures and Brent crude traded on the Intercontinental Exchange declined for the second session on Thursday...
A federal appeals court sided with two small refining companies that allege the EPA illegally reversed course on the small-refinery exemption...
Each year Dan Miller gets the opportunity to profile DTN/Progressive Farmer America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers. Visiting them at their...
Dan Miller has been writing farm and ranch stories for 32 years. He came to The Progressive Farmer in October 2008 as the magazine's Midwest Editor, based in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Prior to that, he wrote for four years at Iowa Farmer Today, also in Cedar Rapids and for two years at the Dixon Evening Telegraph, in Dixon, Ill. Among the issues he has written about are the Farm Crisis of the 1980s, the presidential elections of 1988 (including interviews with then vice president George H.W. Bush, Al Gore, Bob Dole and Jesse Jackson), the Midwest's 1993 floods, numerous farm bills, including the game-changing conservation programs of the 1980s, the introduction of genetically engineered crops, and tools and machinery. Dan was the editorial lead on PF's six Idea House programs, beginning in 2003. He has traveled widely across the United States, to Canada (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, World Trade Talks); to Germany for a look at farming practices there; to the former Soviet Union in 1989 where he reported on an agricultural system that was changing as rapidly as the nation's political system, and to Finland where he wrote about that nation's seaside fresh-food markets. Dan's writing awards include two Oscars in Agriculture, Story of the Year -- American Agricultural Editors Association -- and business journalism's Neal Award, among many others. Dan has lived in Chelsea, Alabama since 2003. He writes about land, land management, conservation, row crops, the ATV industry, shop design and structure, tools and equipment. He is married to Kim, and they have three grown children.
In this Equipment Roundup, DTN/Progressive Farmer looks at the Association of Equipment Manufacturers' thoughts on parts and employees, JCB's hydrogen-powered engine technology and an AI...
In this Equipment Roundup, DTN/Progressive Farmer looks at Case and New Holland taking four innovation awards and Deere announcing its newest startup collaborators, release of its Operations...
In this Equipment Roundup, DTN/Progressive Farmer looks at John Deere expanding the functions of its HarvestLab 3000 system to include grain sensing, Deere winning three innovation awards, and Polaris rolling out a series of...
The Fendt Momentum planter includes technologies to help overcome planting conditions that challenge even emergence and resulting yield loss.
The PL5700 is a simple, straightforward, price-competitive planter, available in 12- and 16-row configurations with bulk-fill or on-row hoppers and an assortment of drives, fertilizer and attachment options.
Big yields require focus on off-season planter maintenance to ensure uniform and precision seed placement.
Massey Ferguson blends technology from Precision Planting with Massey Ferguson's front-fold, vacuum electric MFVF model, available in three configurations.
Kinze Manufacturing's 4905 True Speed front-fold planter provides row-crop farmers with accurate planting at slow and fast speeds, and is available with multiple row configurations.
Available in three configurations, the 1775NT fits into just about any operation, at planting speeds of up to 10 mph and with 21 degrees of up and down flex.
The 2000 Series Early Riser planter models can be customized by operation and crop-residue management preferences for accuracy and speed.
Each year Dan Miller gets the opportunity to profile DTN/Progressive Farmer America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers. Visiting them at their homes and fields, meeting their families, and learning more about their lives easily make...
CNH believes its investment in EarthOptics will allow its Case IH brand to accelerate its development of autonomous tillage systems that both reduce inputs and help farmers implement practices that directly impact soil carbon levels.
In this Equipment Roundup, DTN/Progressive Farmer looks at Case and New Holland taking four innovation awards and Deere announcing its newest startup collaborators, release of its Operations Center Pro and a new baler.
CNH Industrial is one of a group investing $27.6 million in the startup EarthOptics, which is building tools to measure carbon sequestration.
Where there are proven technological advantages, farmers are buyers. That was key to the combine market's solid performance in 2022. Commercial farmers were also buying utility tractors in 2022, while many had their eye on the...
The CES in Las Vegas was thick this year with high-tech electric-powered vehicles. Ram rolled out a concept model for its coming 2024 Revolution battery electric model and electric vehicle builder Cenntro rolled out a new off-road...
From a world stage at the CES in Las Vegas, Deere introduces a new fertilizer tool and lays out its strategy for technology, sustainability and clean energy systems.
Here are some of the things DTN/Progressive Farmer learned Wednesday at the 2023 CES in Las Vegas: The highest state of technology is connected, productive, predictive, precise, targeted and sustainable. It can help feed the...
Case IH and New Holland show off new technologies and equipment.
Easy-to-build ideas make your work easier. Readers send in helpful solutions to farm and ranch problems.
Easy-to-build ideas make your work easier. Readers send in helpful solutions to farm and ranch problems.
Easy-to-build ideas make your work easier. Readers send in helpful solutions to farm and ranch problems.
Zack Brown leans on the farming ethic that his grandpa Quinn taught him. This is the fifth and last of the profiles of people selected as the DTN/Progressive Farmer's 2023 America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers class.
Collaboration and communication help first-generation farmers Jared and Rachel Kunkle grow their business. This is the fourth of five profiles of the people selected as the DTN/Progressive Farmer's 2023 America's Best Young...
Roger Smith finds fairness and "doing people right" goes a long way toward building a successful business. This is the third of five profiles of the people selected as the DTN/Progressive Farmer's 2023 America's Best Young Farmers...
In this Equipment Roundup, DTN/Progressive Farmer looks at ag-focused tractor and combine sales ending the year on an up note and AGCO scooping up 10 design and engineering awards.
Taylor Nelson searches for efficiencies and repeatable results as the family farm moves through its fifth generation. This is the second of five profiles of the people selected as the DTN/Progressive Farmer's 2023 America's Best...
CNH Industrial laid out its technology strategy last week, displaying newly automated and autonomous solutions and announcing its newest technology investments.
Sam Sparks III's Rio Grande Valley farm thrives on business with Mexico. This is the first of five profiles of the people selected as the DTN/Progressive Farmer's 2023 America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers class.
Here's an inside look at advancements in Raven's OMNiDRIVE autonomous software work creating harvest applications for New Holland and Case IH driverless tractor-grain cart systems.
Agricultural equipment manufacturers saw growth in 2022 and expect more growth in 2023. But the signs the industry is slowing and inventories, especially on dealer lots, are an ongoing concern.
Taylor Nelson searches for efficiencies and repeatable results as the family farm moves through its fifth generation.
Collaboration and communication help first-generation farmers Jared and Rachel Kunkle grow their business.
Easy-to-build ideas make your work easier. Readers send in helpful solutions to farm and ranch problems.
Zack Brown leans on the farming ethic that his grandpa Quinn taught him.
Easy-to-build ideas make your work easier. Readers send in helpful solutions to farm and ranch problems.
Easy-to-build ideas make your work easier. Readers send in helpful solutions to farm and ranch problems.
Sam Sparks III Rio Grande Valley farm thrives on business with Mexico.
Roger Smith finds fairness and "doing people right" goes a long way toward building a successful business.
Fall is the time for machinery awards. Here are the winners in tractor categories given by three international machinery and technology shows.
Combine sales were up sharply in October, compared to October 2021, as were sales of tractors in all categories except for under-40-horsepower units.