AGCO Names Viren Shah as Chief Digital & Information Officer
January 4, 2024
Taking the time to properly store and maintain equipment during the winter months is crucial to a breakdown-free next season.
T6.180 Methane Power and T7.300 Long Wheelbase with PLM Intelligence tractors chosen as 2024 AE50 winners.
The awards highlight the continuous focus on tech innovation at Case IH designed to improve and enhance farmers’ efficiency.
The Sioux Falls, SD-based technology company took the top prize in 2023 for its Sense & Act system.
Oakland and Bushel’s partnership provides a technology stack that digitizes how agribusinesses operate.
Veteran tech executive to continue product innovation and scale at farm management software company.
Application operator from Hallock, MN, is recognized for skill, dedication, customer service, and community involvement.
The center dedicated to software and electronics development in the areas of autonomy, precision ag, AI, and digital products.
The Big Three in application equipment continue to flex their market muscle, as smaller players vie for the remaining market share.
The integration of single product dome storage and arch barrel building options follows the successful acquisition of Northern Sierra Corp.
Wins by AGCO’s Fendt, Massey Ferguson, and Precision Planting demonstrate consistent innovation focused on farmers.
John Deere is taking the next step toward digitizing and enhancing the self-repair experience for customers.
The tool provides one place for ag retail teams to optimize their opportunities from the field to the office.
The spreader industry face myriad challenges including customer concerns as it works to bring innovative and efficient products to market.
Adapt-N is already available in Proagrica, Ever.Ag, and MyFarms.
Redlund Equipment acquires Sorum Tractor Co. in Alamosa to expand access to AGCO’s full brand lineup in central Colorado.
Acquisition of Rensselaer location and commitment to open a fifth Indiana store will expand Plevna sales and services across northern Indiana.
Whatever the challenges, most manufacturers are bullish about the tanks and containment market in 2024 and beyond.
End-of-season inspections are critical to protect the machine investment and ensure timely fertilizer applications the next spring.