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No-Tillers’ Project Increased Precision Adoption

March 24, 2017

As dealer optimism continues to inch upward heading into the second quarter of 2017, no-till farmers are anticipating increased adoption of precision farming equipment this year.

Technology Corner

Deere Tops GPS Use List Among Strip-Tillers

July 22, 2016

The benefits of precision farming translate to multiple farming practices, but strip-till is often cited as a system in which technology is essential. Banding nutrients beneath the soil surface and accurately planting into a fertile seed bed are cornerstones of strip-till, enhanced by a reliable guidance technology.

Rising Crop Input Costs Continue to Compete with Equipment Spending

July 1, 2016 | Posted in Commodities, Farming Practices

Farmer input costs have been among the top three North American farm equipment dealers’ major concerns over the past 5 years, including number one in 2015, according to the results of Ag Equipment Intelligence’s annual Dealers Business Outlook & Trends survey — and for good reason.

On The Record

Big Dealer Report Reveals Growth in Multi-Store Dealerships

April 22, 2016

In the latest episode we discuss dealer consolidation and Ag Equipment Intelligence’s latest Big Dealer Report, merger and acquisition trends among farm equipment manufacturers, the results of No-Till Farmer’s latest operational benchmark survey and the first quarter results from Art’s Way.

Looking for Profits in 2016, No-Tillers Look to Reduce Spending by 6.5%

April 1, 2016 | Posted in Data & Trends, Equipment & Equipment Sales, Farming Practices

Equipment purchases will take the biggest hit as no-tillers plan to cut back on overall spending in the year ahead.

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In this episode of On the Record, brought to you by Weasler Engineering, we look at how the Port of Baltimore's closure will alter the flow of high horsepower tractors in and out of the country. In the Technology Corner, Noah Newman talks about some changes coming to drone operation regulations. Also in this episode, Kazakhstan's potential for the North American ag equipment industry and what 2024 holds for the sprayer market.

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