Machinery
Corn and soybean export prices declined in June while fertilizer and machinery costs remained elevated.
Under the proposed settlement, Deere will be required for the next 10 years to provide farmers and independent repair providers with the same repair resources and software capabilities currently available to its authorized dealers.
Organizers say the Agronomy Zone gives exhibitors a chance to showcase crop protection and fertility products in the field.
The mobile bar, or “ComBar,” is built from a real combine harvester and celebrates the farmers behind beer made with U.S.-grown ingredients.
The U.S. Forest Service says heavy equipment helps crews build fire lines and support suppression efforts.
The West Ouachita High School student will take his small engine repair SAE to the National FFA Convention this fall.
AEM’s Curt Blades joins us to talk about declining tractor and combine sales, farm economy conditions, and the outlook for the ag machinery market.
The annual ride highlights the connection between farm families and the equipment that built their operations.
The annual event brings together hundreds of tractors and enthusiasts from across the region.
As cattle producers continue to navigate labor constraints and rising production demands, innovation in handling systems will remain a key driver of the industry’s long-term efficiency and safety goals.
The updated lineup helps producers boost efficiency while enhancing operator comfort.
Research shows a small number of companies account for much of the nation’s ammonia production capacity.
Farmers should watch for settlement notices and gather dealer repair invoices, proof of payment, and equipment identification records.
OOIDA’s Lewie Pugh discusses a new bipartisan surface transportation bill, industry efforts to address regulatory concerns, investments in truck parking and freight infrastructure, and the outlook for transportation policy.
RealAg Radio’s Shaun Haney discusses the next generation of Canadian agricultural policy, producer priorities, concerns surrounding risk management programs, and what the framework could mean for agriculture on both sides of the border.
Farm groups and equipment manufacturers say lower tariffs could help reduce machinery costs and support producers facing tight margins.
