CASE Construction Equipment is launching

CASE Construction Equipment has released an all-new “Heavy Metal”

In a new partnership with The University of North Carolina at Charlotte’s William States Lee College of Engineering, Bobcat Company is supporting the next generation of engineers, supply chain experts...

One of the biggest transitions in forage equipment over the past 20 years or so has been from sicklebar mowers to disc mowers and mower-conditioners

With a little elbow grease, things can be made new again

Compare last year’s planting season to what you want to achieve this year. What changes would you make?

The impacts of soil compaction have long been known, with many interacting effects related to water infiltration, root growth, nutrient availability, and more limiting crop productivity

In true farming fashion, the agriculture industry has seen its fair share of ups and downs this past year

Skid loaders became a tremendous tool for farmers when they were introduced to the marketplace, and now you’d be hard-pressed to find a dairy farm that doesn’t use at least one

The collapse of the 1.5-mile Francis Scott Key Bridge has caused the immediate and indefinite suspension of shipping traffic at the Port of Baltimore, which handles the most imports and exports of farm...

A local tragedy involving farm equipment provided the spark for an event in Canada to help farm women feel more confident about operating farm machinery, especially in emergency situations

They come in many shapes, sizes, and colors, but one tool that every dairy farm uses to get jobs done each day is the tractor. From fieldwork to feeding, these machines make chores easier

Certain parts of the country need more training and technicians to keep up with the number of robotic milking systems that are being installed

Keeping crop residue stubble on your fields can provide a multitude of soil health benefits

The first tractor that ever worked the land on our farm is at the core of many of my grandpa’s stories

When it comes to milk quality, there are details I can see now that I couldn’t before we had our voluntary milking system

The world sure has changed over the last one hundred or so years, and we can easily tell that by looking at the progression that has occurred in agriculture

Milking in both our parlor and with the robots provided some benefits, but certain costs recently led us back to milking exclusively with one system

Farm help is on the decline in our area and across the country, and it is a driving force for why some farms are choosing robotics

As the days get longer and the sun gets hotter, hay and planting season are the only things on our minds