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February 14, 2023
With an accelerating trend among growers to tackle at least some weeds by mechanical means, established tillage equipment manufacturers have been
January 19, 2023
Most of the $200,000 donation will be used for the Wahpeton Baseball Associationโs facility.
October 1, 2022
The Tillage-Live event returned to its triennial haunt of Dunbar, East Lothian, last month, giving farmers in the area the chance to see the latest drills
July 10, 2022
Vaderstad has added the Carrier XT to its portfolio of disc cultivators and are ideal for high-speed primary tillage and seedbed preparation.
June 15, 2022
Vaderstad has recently introduced a new disc cultivator, the Carrier XT 425-625. This latest machine is focused on ease of setting with hydraulically
May 6, 2022
Russian soldiers have reportedly looted some five million dollars worth of agricultural state-of-the-art equipment from Ukraine, but it is not clear whether they have been able to man it, given their sophisticated software system.
May 5, 2022
Russian soldiers looted combine harvesters and tractors worth millions of dollars from Ukraine, according to a media report. But the machinery was deactivated remotely before it could be put to use.
March 4, 2022
Howard Dahl, president and chief executive officer of Amity Technologies of Fargo, talks about what he is learning from business associates and friends in Ukraine and Russia. Dahl has traveled to the countries numerous times over the past 30 years
March 4, 2022
Howard Dahl, president and chief executive officer of Amity Technologies of Fargo, talks about what he is learning from business associates and friends in Ukraine and Russia. Dahl has traveled to the countries numerous times over the past 30 years
March 4, 2022
Howard Dahl, president and chief executive officer of Amity Technologies of Fargo, talks about what he is learning from business associates and friends in Ukraine and Russia. Dahl has traveled to the countries numerous times over the past 30 years