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Mar 1, 2009 12:00 PM

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National Farm Machinery Show videos

RECORD CROWDS and exhibitors kept all signs of the recession far away from the popular National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, KY. Many manufacturers brought new equipment and products to introduce to show attendees.

The hottest items this year were planters, particularly the Case IH 3660 Early Riser model and John Deere's DB 120model with 48 rows.
farmindustrynews.com/tv/nfms09/

New precision technology also was hot this year. Growers are saying that precision technology is the best way to stay profitable and efficient as their farm size expands. To see some new precision products, watch
farmindustrynews.com/tv/nfms09/0217-farm-logic/
farmindustrynews.com/tv/nfms09/0217-autofarm-ontrac2-gps/

Although show goers are always interested in the big brand manufacturers, they also can find thousands of useful products from hundreds of smaller companies at the show. Team FIN member Scott McPheeters walked the aisles and found several innovative tools for the farm.
farmindustrynews.com/tv/0217-mcpheeter-show-favorites/

To see all the videos taken from the show floor, visit
farmindustrynews.com/tv/nfms09/

AGCO launches new equipment

IN ITS biggest new-product introduction in its history, AGCO Corporation unveiled new lines of tractors in the AGCO, Massey Ferguson, and Challenger brands. An AGCO representative talks about the new equipment in a video from the National Farm Machinery Show.
farmindustrynews.com/tv/nfms09/0213-ago-launches-new-equipment/

TALK

Kinco mower parts

I live in the United Kingdom and saw an article about parts for Kinco mowers. Could you please help me with an e-mail address?
Mick Duning
Via e-mail

Kinco Manufacturing Company does have a limited supply of parts available for the mower. Contact the company at 170 N. Pascal St., St. Paul, MN 55104, 651/644-4666. Kinco does not have a Web site or e-mail address.

Owatonna Tool Company

I am looking for parts for tools from the Owatonna Tool Company. Can you help?
Troy Brezicka
Forman, ND

The Owatonna Tool Company (now OTC) was acquired by the SPX Corporation. For information about parts and service, contact SPX Service Solutions, 655 Eisenhower Dr., Owatonna, MN 55060, 800/533-6127, www.otctools.com.

From FIN TV

“McDonald scouts precision tools”

“During my great-grandfather's day, hard work separated farmers. Today, the benchmark is technology. Farmers willing to accept technology and utilize it will be more efficient and stay in business.”
George McDonald, Riddleton, TN

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