A sharp decline in new machinery sales is creating a supply vacuum for late-model iron. This shift is forcing producers to ...
Rising equipment costs challenge farmers, but strategic purchases can improve efficiency and reduce per-acre expenses.
Robots are taking over farms faster than anyone saw coming. The first fully autonomous farm equipment is becoming commercially available, which means machines will be able to completely take over a ...
Learn strategies to stretch equipment dollars in 2026, including budget planning, shopping around and right-sizing machinery ...
In times of uncertainty, it’s wise to slow down, take a deep breath and evaluate all options. That’s exactly how the farm equipment industry is reacting to President Donald Trump’s ongoing tariff saga ...
Across the United States and the High Plains, the amount of farm equipment (balers, combines, cotton pickers and strippers and forage harvesters) on farms is shrinking. Since the 1997 Census of ...
A clearer vision of the future of U.S. tariffs and the possibility of a new CUSMA deal may offer Canadian ag producers some ...
Usually the word “hacking” implies breaking into someone else’s data, but farmers are having to hack their own farm equipment just to keep it running, reports Freethink. Companies like John Deere ...
A shift from tractor-led volume growth to solution-led productivity gains, and from limited access points to a multi-channel, ...
As the right-to-repair issue slowly simmers in North America, often just under the radar, the issue has been resolved Down ...
Robots are taking over farms faster than anyone saw coming. The first fully autonomous farm equipment is becoming commercially available, which means machines will be able to completely take over a ...
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