Greg Berg talks to product specialists from Case IH, New Holland and John Deere about harvest technology features on their combines.

The following was written by Doug Houser, Iowa State University digital agriculture Extension specialist, for the Integrated Crop Management blog.

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Farms in Iowa, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Minnesota are part of Fendt’s harvest tour, which visited a farm in Kewanee on ...

As farm equipment sales stall, ag machinery company Fendt is visiting Midwest farms to let producers test its new combine and ...