Great Plains gets better with age 

By: Wayne Wenzel

Seeding, tillage, and spraying debut at this year’s farm shows....

The one-pass push 

By: by Jodie Wehrspann

One-pass soil finishers save time, cut costs and improve yields....

New from the World Ag Expo 

By: by Daryl Bridenbaugh and Karen McMahon

Team FIN couple Daryl and Peggy Bridenbaugh headed west to Tulare, CA, last winter to cover the 35th anniversary of the World Ag Expo. This massive show provides 2 million square feet of exhibit space for 1,400 exhibitors. The Bridenbaughs combed the show for two days, picking out new, innovative equipment....

New from the World Ag Expo 

By: by Daryl Bridenbaugh and Karen McMahon

Team FIN couple Daryl and Peggy Bridenbaugh headed west to Tulare, CA, last winter to cover the 35th anniversary of the World Ag Expo. This massive show provides 2 million square feet of exhibit space for 1,400 exhibitors. The Bridenbaughs combed the show for two days, picking out new, innovative equipment....

Machinery misers 

By: by Gil Gullickson

These brothers use zone-till to cut their machinery investment....

Machinery department 

Rocky disking. Precise seed metering. New Deere utility line. Cut and bale. Wide baling, raking. Rakes, balers and tedders.

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Machinery department 

Fast residue control. Farm equipment “blue book”. New air drill line. Save time at planting. AGCO expands compact line. Mulcher brings rocks to surface. Truss bars for row crops.

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Tillage tools 

By: by Wayne Wenzel

These all-in-one rippers could replace a whole yard full of tools, and save time....

Why didn't I think of that? 

By: by Wayne Wenzel

Useful stuff from the 44th Annual Inventors Congress...

farm shows 2001 

By: by Karen McMahon and Gil Gullickson

The popular Midwest farm shows went on in spite of the tragedies that occurred in our nation on September 11. Although quieter and subdued, farmers gathered for Husker Harvest Days in Grand Island, NE; Ohio Farm Science Review in London, OH; and the Farm Progress Show in West Lafayette, IN. Here's a look at some of the new equipment and innovation that ag manufactuers introduced at these shows....

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