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John Deere filed a lawsuit earlier this month contending that Precision Planting and AGCO have intruded onto 12 of its planter patents.

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A 60-year-old chicken house is transformed into space for small equipment and after-work sparring.

John Deere's new, 60-foot-wide 1895 drill plants more acres in a day with no more time in the cab.

Two veteran farmers dole out their best advice for dealing with traffic during the planting rush.

Greases are long lasting and more finely formulated for modern farm equipment. But mixing the wrong greases together can lead to catastrophic failure.

In a matter of seconds, people can be trapped, covered and suffocate from grain in a bin or from a pile.

While the big, shiny equipment often gets the most attention at the annual National Farm Machinery Show, the smaller products -- many of which were developed by farmers themselves -- can be just as innovative -- and useful.

Eventually, Smart Ag will offer software for autonomous operations of other systems such as tillage, spraying and planting.

Jeff and Cindy Tiemann built a larger farm shop that eased the burden of winter shop work. It also became the hub of the farm, their business and their family events.

It takes only a few minutes to check out a used tractor to ensure it hasn't been submerged in water.

Here's how to adjust your baler to avoid nightmare tangles.

Get a good start to your spray season with an early checkup.

Fast, trailer-ready chemical manager improves sprayer workflow.

Readers share memories of using heat housers to stay warm on their tractors while working outside in the cold winter winds.

Spraying on hills and terraces is tricky. Here are some tips from manufacturers to avoid mistakes.

From the largest tractors and combines to the smallest hand tools and just about everything in-between were on display last week in Louisville, Kentucky.

A new technology aims to use artificial intelligence to create clean fields.

The general mood of those attending the 52nd annual National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Kentucky, last week was strikingly upbeat, according to several exhibitors.

From dairy cows to hogs to combines, Paul Neher's 65-year-old remodeled building has seen it all.