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The Farm Journal AgTech Expo was held in Indianapolis this past week, the first event of its kind to meet farmers where they fall on the agtech adoption curve. The interactive expo included dynamic demo sessions from exhibitors, an AgLaunch Startup Station that gave attendees a glimpse at new technology before it hits the market and live “AgriTalk” radio broadcasts both days. Two virtual reality stations, an airplane simulator and a race car simulator all brought lively fun and entertainment to the expo.
One Kansas auction had lots of record prices.
Official Day 1 results from the Farm Journal Midwest Crop Tour.
Official Day 1 results from the Farm Journal Midwest Crop Tour.
There are few things as quintessential American Fall as a corn maze.
Farmers and applicators looking to cover more acres with dry fertilizer might want to check out the new AB485 air boom option for the John Deere F4365 high-capacity nutrient applicator.
The American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) recognizes the Gator XUV835 and Gator XUV865 from John Deere with the AE50 Award for 2018. The AE50 award highlights the year’s most innovative designs in product engineering in the food and agriculture industry, as chosen by a panel of international engineering experts.
This tractor sold on Wednesday.
Low commodity prices cause decreased land values, tighter balance sheets and a high level of stress for producers across the country.
USDA’s August Crop Production report left farmers and ranchers puzzled, as USDA barely trimmed corn yields and raised soybean production. Whether USDA is right or wrong with projected yields and production, analysts on U.S. Farm Report say that’s not the argument that needs to take place.
This was one of two records set at an auction on Aug. 8.
The safety guidelines for children working on farms was recently updated for the first time in 20 years.
Only 3 months after John Deere bid dies, a buyer is announced.
Cody Goodknight of Chattanooga received recognition in late July in Nashville, Tenn., in front of more than 150 of his peers.
