Ready to not rumble 

By: by Erik Petry

Rotor kit upgrade turns Case IH 1680 combine into a smooth operator....

New from a FALL farm show 

By: by Karen McMahon

Fall and outdoor farm shows are a great combination. But this year, rain entered the equation, cutting Farm Progress, held near Danville, IL, to one day. Dodging the bad weather, we pounded the wood-chip aisles to bring you the best of the new products.

Crops department 

End NH3 spills. Easy auger repairs.

Enter the Dragon 

By: by Wayne Wenzel

Iowa farmer brings European corn heads to America.

Getting the jump on grain pests 

By: by Peg Zenk

You go to a lot of trouble to grow and harvest the best and biggest crop you can, so it makes good sense to provide the best storage conditions for that grain, as well. Thoroughly cleaning and treating grain storage areas before loading in the new crop are musts. Now several new products are available to help prevent damaging insect infestations.

New from a Paris farm show 

By: by Karen McMahon

Every farm show yields its share of unusual equipment. Head to Europe and you'll see even more variety in farm tractors and implements. The SIMA show held this past February in Paris didn't disappoint us. The large show, held every other year, offered plenty of equipment that is never or rarely seen in the U.S.

Bin buyer 

By: by Wayne Wenzel

You can save money buying used grain bins, if you plan ahead.

Machinery department 

Precise application rates. Quieter drying. Midsized Fendt. Forage moisture sensing on the go. Fast unloading.

Reader picks in Paris 

By: by Karen McMahon

U.S. growers on a tour of Europe tell us what they liked at SIMA, the Paris farm equipment show.

Crops department 

Hopper Hammer. Stop planter's block. Fertigation tool....