Tractors have been around since the 1800s, and forklifts have been around since 1917, but the telehandler made waves in the agriculture world when it burst onto the scene in the late 1970’s. A fantastic innovation, it came to stay—and now many farmers can’t imagine life without it. Stronger than most tractors … Read more
In 2018, the IDEAL combine burst onto the harvest scene with brand new everything. Instead of being based on previous designs, every piece of this new combine was reimagined and reengineered to give farmers everything they’ve been wanting in this kind of harvester. WHAT IS AN IDEAL COMBINE? AGCO produces the … Read more
If you’re looking for a piece of equipment that is somewhere between a forklift and full-on telehandler, you’re probably in the market for a skid steer loader. But just as with tractors, there are so many kinds of skid steer loaders that it is easy to get overwhelmed with your options. … Read more
TO TILL OR NOT TO TILL? Within the farming community, it is easy to spark a lively conversation by asking a “to till or to no-till” question. We have seen the many benefits of no-till over the years. There are however, times when tillage is the wisest, or only, choice. Tillage may … Read more
You’ve probably heard of skid steer loaders and telehandlers… How do you know which one to buy? How do you know what is best for your farm’s unique needs? Where do you start with understanding the differences? Look no further! We answer your questions here, and explain the difference between skid loaders … Read more
Are you tired of spending precious combine hours driving back to the road to empty your load into a truck or wagon? Farmers have found that if you have a grain cart, you can reduce your combine hours, increase your productivity by 25% or more, and save $1000’s per year. Just one … Read more
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