Drill in no-till 

By: the staff of Farm Industry News

The latest additions to Great Plains Manufacturing's lineup of no-tilldrills include the 705 and 1005 end-wheel units that offer working widthsof 7 and...

Bulking up? 

By: Crops

If you plan on using bulk seed next year and are in need of new handling equipment, SystemsOne (a subsidiary of Yetter) is offering its Seed Jet, Seed...

3000 series for 2000 

By: Jodie Wehrspann

A new row unit, claimed to be strong enough for the toughest conditions, is the heart of Kinze's new nine-model 3000 series planters.On July 15, a day...

Danish lessons 

By: Jodie Wehrspann

New equipment from Northern Europe's largest farm show demonstrates differences in Danish farming.his year marked the 25th anniversary of Agromek, Northern...

Crops 

Identify herbicide-resistant soybeansRandy Raque, an Ohio plant pathologist, has a procedure that identifies Roundup-resistant fields to help put an end...

Split your planter 

New software tool helps farmers compare two hybrids, varieties or other agronomic inputs.To help farmers in their quest for better localized on-farm trials,...

Crops 

Soybean sendoffAvailable in limited quantities, two new soybean varieties from Great Lakes Hybrids complement its Roundup Ready lines. XP 8324 STS, a...

Split your planter 

New software tool helps farmers compare two hybrids, varieties or other agronomic inputs.To help farmers in their quest for better localized on-farm trials,...

New from Sunbelt Ag Expo 

By: Karen McMahon and Mike Boyatt

Separating manure A nursery for calves, an air-cushioned ride for grain, and tractors from Italy, India and China - we're bringing it all to you from...

Hybrid planters take aim 

By: Kurt Lawton

Sure, air drills haven't hit the ground running in the row-crop-based Mid-west, except perhaps with small grains farmers. So can air planters play in...