TECHNOLOGY: Precise boom leveling, Auto boom shutoff, Wide-screen printer, Virus protection 

Sprayer Booms are kept level with Topcon's new boom-leveling hydraulics and software. The software works on Topcon's X20 controller...

LAND GRAB 

By: By David Hest

Land Prices and cash rents are expected to continue to rise possibly at double-digit rates across the Midwest into 2008. And given the heightened demand...

The Upside of a Down Dollar 

By: From Editor Karen McMahon

The Offices of Farm Industry News are only a few blocks from one of this country's greatest shrines to shopping The Mall of America. Lately, this massive...

Boom Times 

By: By Jodie Wehrspann

In the early morning, Dale Launstein's new grain bin is so big it blocks the rising sun. This 240,000-bu. bin stands 86 ft. tall and is half the size of the local elevator. Just how much storage does this guy think he needs?...

A view from the top 

Since the Merger of Case IH and New Holland in November 1999, the formed company of CNH has become a global force in the agricultural equipment business....

A positive return? 

By: By Mark Moore

With Higher commodity prices, producers are interested in bringing expiring Conservation Reserve Program acreage back into production. Indeed, with contracts...

New chapter in biotech 

By: By Mark Moore

The New cross-licensing agreement between Dow AgroSciences and Monsanto marks a new chapter in biotech trait licensing. Under the terms of their agreement,...

Point-of-Sale Financing 

By: By Lynn Grooms

More growers are seeking flexible financing programs to expand their acreages, shift more acres to corn or simply manage payments for crop inputs....

Booked Solid 

By: By Mark Moore

AS PRODUCERS harvest this year's massive corn crop, the transportation network that shuttles grain from the field and delivers it to its final destination...

Bobcat Utility Tractors 

Bobcat Company signed a long-term strategic agreement with the Korean manufacturer Daedong Industrial Company Ltd. to produce a line of Bobcat-branded compact utility tractors...

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