New Machinery
Machines meet Tier 4 interim emission requirements and are outfitted with more power and advanced harvesting features.
Machine Sync and Machine Communication Radio provide real-time in-field logistics information with harvest automation technology.
The manufacturer increases harvesting capacity with new machines.
See a video of how a Cornrower handles brittle stalks in a snow-covered field.
Introduction of 600 Series corn head and flex draper soybean platform
A team with a Lexion 770 Terra Trac harvested a new record amount of wheat in eight hours.
Here’s the monthly flash report from the Association of Equipment Manufacturers.
Meeting Tier 4 requirements is a top priority for Case IH.
Dry weather has led to combine fires scarring acres this fall.
Check out this ¼ scale model of a Case IH 7088.
Association gives its statistics for U.S. retail sales of combines and tractors.
Association releases data for tractor and combine unit retail sales.
S7 Super Series combines can be outfitted with row sensing technology.
In November a trip to Harsewinkel, Germany shows the place where Claas was founded and maintains at its worldwide headquarters today.
Association tallies tractor and combine retail unit sales for the month.
Association gives data for tractor and combine monthly sales.
The 19 recipients highlight the integration of information and communication technologies into farm machinery, among other developments.
Ag tractor and combine unit retails rise above year-to-year numbers.
Data includes retail sales of tractors and combines.
The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) has released its monthly sales report for the U.S.
Tractor sales rose more than 10% year-to-date, while combine sales fell less than 1%.
Tractor sales rose 10% year-to-date, while combine sales fell less than 1%.
Here are updates from a variety of manufacturers serving the U.S. market.
Over the past century, Claas has evolved from a small manufacturer of straw binders into a global ag machinery company.
Tractor sales rose nearly 13% year-to-date, while combine sales rose nearly 52%.
New harvesters are selling without a problem, but it has proven difficult to find buyers for older ones, says Machinery Pete’s Greg Peterson.
Tractor sales rose 17% year-to-date, while combine sales rose nearly 42%.