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Association of Equipment Manufacturers Kicks Off Year-Long 125th Anniversary Celebration
The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) officially kicked off its year-long 125th anniversary celebration. “For 125 years, AEM has served…
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Kinze to Introduce New 4700 Planter at the 2019 National Farm Machinery Show
Kinze Manufacturing will launch its new 4700 planter model at the 2019 National Farm Machinery Show Feb. 13-16 at the…
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Insecticides 2019: New Pest and Product Watch
“It was a bit of a rocky season, frankly,” is how Neil Bentley, BASF’s VP Global Strategic Marketing, Insecticides, describes…
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Highlights from the 2019 Wisconsin Agribusiness Classic
As one of the first state association trade shows of the New Year, the Wisconsin Agribusiness Classic is always a…
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Tech Notes: Winter Spells Trouble for Vehicle Batteries
We’ve all seen the problem. It’s the dead of winter; you go to start the truck or application vehicle and…
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China Offers a Path to Eliminate U.S. Trade Imbalance
China has offered to go on a six-year buying spree to ramp up imports from the U.S., in a move…
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Cavallo Ventures Invests in Crop Enhancement
Venture capital arm of Wilbur-Ellis—a recognized leader in the marketing and distribution of crop protection, precision agriculture technology, seed and…
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14 Fertilizer Blending Systems for 2019
Heavy duty. High capacity. Declining weight. High speed. Continuous flow. These are just some of the fancy terms used to…
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12 Self-Propelled Sprayers Lead the Way in 2019
A lot of new products are generating buzz from attendees at this year’s winter trade shows. But perhaps no piece…
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AGCO’s TerraGator C Series Wins 2018 CropLife IRON Product of the Year
AGCO Corp. capped a big year for the company by adding the TerraGator C Series to its product line-up. This…
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Opinion: The Problem with Trade Wars and Implications for Crop Inputs
The problem with trade wars is that there always a winner and loser (or in some cases losers), writes Dan…
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New Conservation Practice Could Reduce Nitrogen in Drainage Water
Every summer, a “dead zone” forms in the Gulf of Mexico. Plumes of oxygen-robbing algae, fed by excess nitrogen coming…