MORE POWER, LESS FUEL 

AGCO OFFERS a solution to high fuel prices with its new RT series tractors, which the company claims are more fuel efficient due to their new engines...

Growth spurt 

By: By Jodie Wehrspann

AT THREE recent farm shows, New Holland unveiled two new series of higher-horsepower tractors and a new mulch-till ripper designed for the Midwest row-crop...

FAST LOADERS 

THE LOADERS in ALO's Quicke Dimension series boost efficiency with many new features. The loaders will fit on 40- to 250-hp tractors and are easily attached...

CLAMSHELL BUCKET 

CATTLE AND dairy feeders can grab a big load of silage, corn or hay with Westendorf's new Z-47 feeder bucket, or they can use it to scrape dirt. The high-capacity,...

SMART MACHINES 

By: by wayne wenzel

IF YOU TOOK a quick glance at John Deere's new product lineup for 2006, you might conclude that nothing much has changed from last year. But you'd be...

Seamlessly smooth 

By: by daryl bridenbaugh

I WAS aware of, but paid little attention to, the infinitely variable speed transmission offered on the Deere 7000 series tractors and the continuously...

Deere row crop tractors  

By: Wayne Wenzel

8030 models pump out more horsepower and meet Tier 3 emissions ...

BUYING IN BRAZIL 

By: by karen mcmahon

U.S. EQUIPMENT manufacturers dominate the Brazilian tractor and combine markets. First-quarter industry figures show AGCO's Massey Ferguson is number...

PICK OF THE CROP 

BOVINE WATERBED. AUTO-DARK HELMET. GLOBAL TRACTORS. SPRAY JUG CUTTER. PLANTER WRENCH....

Agrotron 210 

By: BY DARYL BRIDENBAUGH

The Same Deutz-Fahr tractor is a fine machine, but some features don't translate....

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