
Machinery
Must Reads
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Old combines hold their own at harvest
When the Dowling farm at MacDowall, Sask., runs any of its three New Holland combines of various vintages, canola losses…
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‘Sky-high’ technology takes to new heights
With every piece of equipment and every line of computer software that the precision ag sector creates, farmers are playing…
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Looking for the next “jump-shift” in agriculture
Way back in 2009, Country Guide published a story on a new idea that was being called “jump-shift.” It’s the…
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Digging into the details of electronic logging devices
Change can be daunting in any field. When it’s imposed, especially by government regulation, it can get off to an…
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John Deere builds a new home for rare talent
In today’s high-technology world, a new startup tech firm with the potential to go really big is often described as…
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AGCO adds to its Global Massey Ferguson tractor line
In the last couple of years, major brands have been producing utility and mid-range tractors with powershift transmissions that don’t…

Alberta’s Lakeland to offer ag tech degree
College to launch first-in-Canada program in September

Trump administration mulls industry-wide biofuel waiver
Comment period would end after Trump's exit

Railways overshoot grain revenue limits for 2019-20
Grain revenues run $5.3 million over caps, CTA rules

Court approves Morris Industries’ sale to Rite Way
Yorkton plant, not included in deal, to close

Bibeau promises help to farmers on rising carbon tax
Funds expected to help farmers cut emissions

Career in ag machinery true to form
Assessing the legacy Martin Richenhagen leaves behind at AGCO

New greening programs planned for ag alongside carbon tax hike
Carbon price to hit $170 per tonne by 2030

Alberta offers equivalency plan, grants for aspiring truckers
Province to cut Class 1 qualifying time for Class 3 drivers

U.S. pork packer Smithfield offers ultra-cold vaccine storage
COVID-19 vaccines need storage at -20 C, -70 C

U.S. fuel industry frazzled as EPA misses biofuel volumes deadline
COVID-19 fallout complicates process
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