Pioneer to offer rootworm-resistant hybrids 

Pioneer Hi-Bred International and Monsanto Company have agreed to a worldwide licensing agreement to Monsanto’s recently approved YieldGard Rootworm insect-protected...

Diesel pressure washer  

By: Wayne Wenzel

Farmers who need to clean a lot of equipment in the field might like the portable power of Gulf Engine Company’s new model, KD3003DO. As the company name...

Ethanol investment planner 

It's not a crystal ball or a guarantee of success, but a new modeling tool from Iowa State University just might be the best way yet to predict whether...

MIG welding aluminum  

By: David Anderson

From everyday maintenance to construction on the farm, your wire welder has that go-anywhere, weld-almost-anything flexibility that makes it one of your...

GPS checks machine efficiency 

By: Peg Zenk

Precision ag equipment can help growers make machinery buying decisions. GPS and other precision ag equipment not only can help make growers more efficient...

Justice Department questions Monsanto 

By: from news services

The U.S. Justice Department is investigating the possibility that Monsanto has been engaged in “anticompetitive conduct in the glyphosate industry.” Glyphosate,...

Big science 

By: Wayne Wenzel

Large agricultural biotechnology companies account for the lion’s share of biotechnology research and development in agriculture. And that’s not likely...

Tractor cab makeovers 

By: by Jodie Wehrspann

Tractors redone with cab replacement kits are more comfortable and less noisy and have higher resale value.

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Tractor cab makeovers 

By: by Jodie Wehrspann

Tractors redone with cab replacement kits are more comfortable and less noisy and have higher resale value.

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Tractor cab makeovers 

By: by Jodie Wehrspann

Before-and-after looks of tractors redone with cab replacement kits.

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Tractor cab makeovers 

By: by Jodie Wehrspann

Tractors redone with cab replacement kits are more comfortable and less noisy and have higher resale value.

...

Tractor cab makeovers 

By: by Jodie Wehrspann

Before-and-after looks of tractors redone with cab replacement kits.

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New chisel plows 

Case IH says it designed its new PTX series chisel plows for heavy-duty performance and accuracy.

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AGCO closes Challenger plant 

By: Wayne Wenzel

AGCO Corporation says it is closing its track tractor factory in DeKalb, IL. Currently, the DeKalb plant assembles Challenger track tractors in the range...

AGCO closes Challenger plant 

By: Wayne Wenzel

AGCO Corporation says it is closing its track tractor factory in DeKalb, IL. Currently, the DeKalb plant assembles Challenger track tractors in the range...

Photo phones  

By: Wayne Wenzel

The latest generation of mobile phones.

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Hopper Hammer 

Here’s a new way to dislodge grain and other materials from the sides of hoppers, bins and bunkers.

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In the year 2013 

By: Kurt Lawton

You’ve seen profound changes in agriculture in the past 10 years, but revolutionary technology is just on the horizon.

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Stopping power 

By: Paul Hartley

Air-disc brakes could help farm trucks meet new requirements. Sometime in the coming months, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)...

Bendable fence post 

Spring-loaded post lets sprinkler drive over electric wire. A new flexible fence post from Pivotal Fencing Systems takes the time and hassle out of using...

ATV built for two 

By: Karen McMahon

The Bombardier’s latest Traxter easily accommodates a passenger....

Ground contact 

By: Wayne Wenzel

Powerful-looking tractor tires may not have more pull in the field....

Toolcat by Bobcat 

By: Karen McMahon

The skid-steer loader finds new life as a "utility vehicle machine."...

New Holland round balers  

By: Wayne Wenzel

New Holland's BR series round balers produce bales from 4 x 4 ft. to 5 x 6 ft. The new balers replace New Holland's popular series 600, including the...

Fertilizer containment regs 

By: Wayne Wenzel

New regulations will require a secondary containment dike on farm fertilizer storage tanks greater than 5,000 gal. It's no easy matter to sort through...

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