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New harvesters are selling without a problem, but it has proven difficult to find buyers for older ones, says Machinery Pete’s Greg Peterson.

The world’s first 30-row, 12" corn head is like harvesting fields with a fine-tooth comb.

Total unit sales of tractors and combines have fallen month-over-month since June 2013, the Association of Equipment Manufacturers says.

Dealers moved thousands of units in December, placing sales well above the five-year average for the month, the Association of Equipment Manufacturers says.

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.

The articulated combine harvests corn with a 12-row head for 1 mile without stopping.

Meanwhile, unit sales of tractors rose about 10% compared to the year-to-date period in 2012, the Association of Equipment Manufacturers says.

Ag tractor and combine unit retails rise above year-to-year numbers.

Data includes retail sales of tractors and combines.