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The University of Nebraska’s Eastern Nebraska Research, Extension and Education Center near Mead has added two highly unusual tractors to its research fleet: New Holland T6.180 methane-powered machines donated by CNH. These tractors are not just new equipment for fieldwork. They represent a major step toward cleaner, farm-based energy use and give students, researchers, and … Read more
Looking for the best AW 32 hydraulic oil brands? Compare Chevron, Citgo, Mobil, MAG 1, Shell, and other AW 32 hydraulic oils by use, specs, availability, and buying needs. Choosing the AW 32 hydraulic oil is not just about picking the most famous brand on the shelf. The right choice depends on your equipment, operating … Read more
A skid steer power rake attachment is one of the most useful tools for operators who need more than simple digging, scooping, or dirt moving. While a standard bucket can move soil from one place to another, a skid steer power rake attachment can condition the surface, remove small rocks, level rough ground, prepare seedbeds, … Read more
John Deere reports stronger construction and forestry sales while farmers continue to delay equipment purchases due to weak margins, higher input costs and uncertain commodity markets. John Deere is finding support from its construction and forestry business at a time when the farm machinery market remains under pressure. While the company continues to see demand … Read more
Buying used farm equipment at auction can be one of the smartest ways to upgrade your operation without paying full dealership prices. Across the United States, online and timed auctions now give farmers, contractors, dealers, and equipment resellers access to tractors, combines, planters, tillage tools, hay equipment, trailers, trucks, and attachments from multiple states in … Read more
Old Timers Day 2026 is returning to the American Tractor Museum in Perryville, Missouri, on Saturday, May 16, 2026, bringing together antique tractor fans, farming families, collectors and visitors who want to experience agricultural history up close. The event will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the museum, located at 508 N. Main … Read more
Not every restored tractor is meant to sit under a shed, shine at weekend shows, and spend the rest of its life avoiding dirt. Some machines were built to work, and the 1969 John Deere 2520 tractor is a perfect example of that old-school durability. For many collectors, a restored tractor becomes a display piece. … Read more
Before GPS guidance, climate-controlled cabs, and 300+ horsepower machines became the norm, a different kind of revolution was already reshaping agriculture. In the 1950s and 1960s, Massey Ferguson didn’t just build tractors—they engineered machines that transformed how the world farmed. From compact utility tractors to powerful field leaders, these machines helped millions of farmers transition … Read more
For more than a century, a single shade of green has defined one of the most recognizable brands in agricultural history. Yet a handful of rare machines prove that not every John Deere tractor left the factory wearing its famous color. For generations of farmers and collectors alike, the deep green associated with John Deere … Read more
A long-running partnership between a major rural retailer and a national youth organization has quietly reshaped opportunities for millions of young people across the United States, reaching a new milestone that highlights the growing link between community investment and local economies. For more than a decade, a collaboration rooted in small, everyday actions has steadily … Read more