MAGIE 2026 Showcases the Next Generation of Ag Retail Equipment

Attendees at the 45th edition of the Midwest AG Industries Exposition (MAGIE) were greeted by an impressive lineup of equipment, technology, and products designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s ag retail marketplace. From upgraded versions of proven equipment to new models slated for fall 2026 and spring 2027, the showgrounds offered plenty for retailers and custom applicators to explore.

A major theme at this year’s event was precision application. Case IH’s Patriot 50 Series sprayer, for example, combines the company’s familiar cab-forward, rear-engine design with advanced technology, including SenseApply and Selective Spray capabilities. These features are designed to help operators improve application efficiency while targeting inputs more precisely.

New Leader’s NL7 Series fertilizer spreaders also put precision and ease of operation in the spotlight. Built from corrosion-resistant 304 stainless steel, the fertilizer-only spreaders offer spread widths of up to 120 feet. The series includes single-, dual-, and triple-bin configurations, giving retailers options for handling different nutrient products and application needs.

Versatility was another standout at MAGIE. Brehmer Manufacturing’s FLX1224 Combination Field Loader is designed to transition between fertilizer and lime applications. Its stainless-steel construction and self-aligning conveyor belt system are aimed at reducing maintenance while keeping material moving efficiently.

For bulk material handling, Peterson Motors’ Quickveyor offered another example of equipment built around productivity. Available in 38-, 40-, and 50-foot configurations, the conveyor can unload more than 26.5 tons of fertilizer or seed at speeds exceeding 6,200 pounds per minute, helping operations keep field equipment supplied.

Showstopping technology was also evident in Amazone’s ZG-TS spreaders, which feature 128-part-width section control, online weighing and automatic adjustments for changing product characteristics and field conditions. Radar-based technology further helps optimize spreading performance.

Meanwhile, Wilger’s Combo-Jet DX Series spot-spraying nozzles reflect the growing focus on targeted application. Available in multiple spray angles and sizes, the nozzles are designed to balance drift reduction with coverage for spot- and crop-adapted spraying systems.

Together, these products illustrate the breadth of innovation on display at MAGIE 2026 — from smarter application technology and precision nutrient management to high-capacity material handling and more versatile equipment.

Want to see more of what was on display? View the accompanying photo gallery for a closer look at equipment and products from the 45th MAGIE show.

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