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As part of our semi-annual Great American Shops contest, DTN/The Progressive Farmer is again looking for the best shops in America. These are shops planned for hard work, equipped to make your work profitable and full of imaginative ideas that make...

Recent state legislation wants to make embedded code available to farm equipment owners. Manufacturers are concerned about potential unintended consequences.

With dicamba and 2,4-D-resistant crops on the scene, Redball sprayer hoods have morphed into a tool to fight drift.

Working from his more than century-old Three Canyon Farms outside Kendrick, Idaho, Robert Blair is a pioneer instrumental in launching the nation's agricultural unmanned aircraft scouting industry. In fact, he claims that in 2006 he was the first farmer...

The equipment manufacturing industry supported 1.3 million jobs and contributed $159 billion to the Gross Domestic Production (GDP) of the U.S. in 2016, according to new report released by The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM).

From dryers to planters, manufacturers rolled out new products at farm shows this winter.

The Propane Education and Research Council has partnered with three agricultural companies to develop new fuel-efficient grain drying technologies that could help farmers save money.

Most exhibitors Progressive Farmer Senior Editor Jim Patrico interviewed at this year's National Farm Machinery Show were quietly optimistic about prospects for 2017.

Put in some time during the winter to get your workhorses ready for spring.

New panels are able initiate a wide array of functions for an irrigation pivot, and are simple to use for anyone who already has mastered the basics of a cell phone or tablet.

Knowing the basics of a system is important to know how maintain that system.

DTN Staff Reporter Russ Quinn is a "green" guy through-and-through, although he does have one extremely useful spot of red in the shed.

Tiny satellites will be launched this year to start taking photos of -- among other things -- your farm fields.

A report from USDA's Economic Research Service finds precision agriculture has widespread acceptance, but added little to farming's overall profitability.

New panels are able initiate a wide array of functions for an irrigation pivot, and are simple to use for anyone who already has mastered the basics of a cell phone or tablet.

Progressive Farmer Senior Editor Jim Patrico looks back at an eventful year in the ag machinery industry.

According to a recent Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) December newsletter, both domestic and global equipment sales continue to be down compared to a year earlier.

Steve Thompson, who writes the Ask the Mechanic column in DTN/The Progressive Farmer magazine, shares some valuable tips to keep you safe in the year ahead.

Here are some of the reasons farmers are selecting tracks over tires for their fields, but also why they might not be for everyone or every application.

In this week's Crop Tech Corner, scientists analyze the genome of a 5,000-year-old corn cob, an anti-freezing gene system is identified in a grass, and a new fungicide hits the market.

Here are some tips on how to check the condition of your livestock waterer and what you can do to winter-proof it.

Robots are part of a new revolution that one day could be coming to a field near you.

A technician offers simple tractor maintenance tips farmers should perform over the winter to make sure their tractors are ready to roar out of the shop the next growing season.

John Deere offers new technologies for existing sprayers.

After launching a lawsuit to stop the Deere-Precision Planting purchase, the DOJ is making phone calls to farmers to better understand the deal's impact in the field.