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With harvest right around the corner, farmers are beginning to prep their equipment for the fall rush. In farming, timing is everything, and any unplanned downtime during the short harvest period can have an adverse effect on a farmer’s bottom line. As such, diligent farmers will invest significant time ensuring the combine and grain cart are in top working condition — but what about the tires?...More

Reduce grain loss during soybean harvest with the combine header attachment called the Crop Catcher. The attachment is available from Crary Industries....More

May Wes recently announced the introduction of its upgraded Stalk Stomper for use on corn and soybean heads to prevent stubble damage. In fall of 2011, May Wes demoed a 14” shoe prototype and since then, they have put into production the addition of a 14” Quick Disconnect Stalk Stomper shoe alternative to the already existing 9” combine product offerings. The latest 14” Quick Disconnect Stalk Stomper is available and will be a new addition to the upcoming May Wes 2012/13 products....More

Today Versatile, a division of Canadian company Buhler Industries, formally entered the highly competitive North American combine market with the release of the Versatile RT490 combine. This is the first new combine that the farm equipment industry has seen in over a decade....More

It’s a new world record! John Deere’s Project “Can Do” created a full-sized combine made entirely from food – 308,448 cans of food and 11,268 bags of food. According to Guinness World Records, Project “Can Do” is the largest sculpture ever built from canned food, more than doubling the number of cans used in the previous record set two years ago....More

Buhler Industries is preparing to launch the Russian combine Torum in North America under the Versatile brand name as early as this spring....More

Topcon will develop a line of precision ag products for SDF tractors and combines under an agreement announced in September....More