Deere Bucks Recession 

By: By Karen McMahon

John Deere recently introduced a new row-crop tractor line called the 8R series and 8RT track series. The line includes six wheeled models and three track models. Deere also released a number of new products in its application, forage and precision equipment lines...

How Deere will meet Tier 4 

Diesel engines for tractors, combines and other off-road vehicles face a makeover starting in 2011, which is the interim deadline for meeting EPA's Tier 4 stringent emission standards...

Hydrogen power 

New Holland engineers have produced a prototype T6000 series tractor powered by hydrogen. The tractor's combustion engine is replaced with hydrogen fuel...

McCormick at NFMS 

Mccormick Exhibited its latest tractors at the National Farm Machinery Show (NFMS) along with 800 other exhibitors. Held February 11-14 in Louisville,...

Big-time player 

By: By Jodie Wehrspann

Five years ago, multi-brand machinery maker AGCO Corporation shifted strategy by focusing less on company acquisitions and more on product development....

Tire Trends 

By: By Jodie Wehrspann

The Demand for large-volume farm tires the kind found on today's large row-crop and 4-wd tractors has never been higher. Tire makers like Firestone, Titan-Goodyear,...

Game-changing tractors 

By: By Jodie Wehrspann

Agco Corporation wowed dealers with its recent introduction of three new lines of tractors that are built to the company's own specifications. The tractors...

Next-Generation Engines 

By: By Jodie Wehrspann

Last March John Deere's non-road diesel engine group announced the technology it will use to reach the near-zero emission levels set by the EPA. Diesel...

Three Ways to Save Fuel 

We Want customers to know there is a lot they can do to offset a dip in fuel efficiency, and it starts now, with their current vehicles, says Steve Meinzen,...

FinOvation 2009 

By: By Karen McMahon, David Hest, Mark Moore

SmartStax Monsanto and Dow AgroSciences collaborated to produce a new eight-trait stack of genes in a hybrid that they expect to bring to the market in...

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