
Karen Jones
Executive Editor, Machinery at Successful Farming
Farmer's daughter grown up to be a farmer's wife. Loves telling ag's story, raising pigs, and my Allis Chalmers G.
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1 week ago |
agriculture.com | Karen Jones
Kioti Tractor has launched Flow+ technology for its Compact Track Loaders (TL750) and Skid Steer Loaders (SL750) to enhance hydraulic capabilities for operators who need more power than standard flow without the higher cost or fuel consumption of full high-flow systems. “At KIOTI, we’re committed to developing solutions that maximize the performance of our equipment,” said Justin Moe, product manager – compact construction.
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1 week ago |
agriculture.com | Karen Jones
Construction equipment is earning its place on the farm. Tools like skid steers, telehandlers, and excavators have multiple uses that can make jobs faster and easier. Due to the seasonality of construction work, at certain times of the year these machines are widely available at a range of price points. However, buyers should do their due diligence when purchasing a used piece of construction equipment.
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2 weeks ago |
agriculture.com | Karen Jones
As the Trump administration moves forward with sweeping global tariffs, uncertainty is causing concern among dealers and manufacturers about the impact to the agricultural equipment industry. This could include hesitancy among farmers to invest in new machinery, rising demand and prices for used equipment, and some manufacturers pausing on capital investments while others move forward or expand existing plans.
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3 weeks ago |
muckrack.com | Karen Jones
The majority of seed is sold in bulk rather than bags, and a seed tender is an important tool to make planting more efficient. With tank and box-style carriers, farmers can choose which style fits their operation best. “Which is more common? The popularity is a direct reflection on each farmer’s seed handling preferences,” said Jacob Mason, Unverferth product support and development manager.
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1 month ago |
agriculture.com | Karen Jones
Although tillage is one of the oldest farming activities, vertical tillage is a relatively new concept. Started in the 1970s and ’80s, and officially named in the ’90s, vertical tillage has shown benefits compared with traditional tillage. “Vertical tillage is so versatile, and it’s a tool that adapts to many different approaches, which makes it so prevalent,” said Jamie Meier, sales manager for Landoll Farm Equipment.
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