The Machine Age
At the annual Midwest AG Industries Exposition (MAGIE) in Bloomington, IL, equipment is the star. CropLife® was there to kick the tires, test drive the Big IRON, and catch up with some old friends.
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As a special tribute to the U.S. troops fighting overseas, GVM decorated one of its 8275 Predator units in patroitic colors.© 2008 -
Fans of Ag-Chem units had plenty to pick from during the ride-and-drive portion of MAGIE. On display were the newest RoGators in the company fleet.© 2008 -
John Deere AMS' Andrea Grube, right, explains the benefits of the company's intergrated line of precision technology systems to an interested audience of MAGIE attendees.© 2008 -
Miller-St. Nazianz's NITRO sprayer was a popular attraction at MAGIE. The unit features a rear-mounted engine, 72 inches of crop clearance, and HydraLink Suspension.© 2008 -
CropLife Representative Dan Ulrich, left, discusses nozzle technology and product upgrades with Mike Collins, Midwest sales manager for The CP Products Co.© 2008 -
The StopStopper Award went to the Tribute Predator. At right, Illinois Fertilizer & Chemical Association President Jean Payne stands with GVM Owner Mark Anderson and CropLife Editor Eric Sfiligoj.© 2008 -
Doyle Equipment Manufacturing's Mark Baggett describes how one of the company's new 16-Ton Tender discharges product in the field. The unit is powder coated and features stainless steel construction.© 2008 -
New Leader debuted its MultiBin Spreader unit. The unit transforms a single hopper into three, says the company.© 2008
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View some of the action that took place at the annual Midwest AG Industries Exposition (MAGIE) in Bloomington, IL.
