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AGCO Application Equipment Line-Up Shifting to Meet Changing Industry Trends

Winning Custom Applicator to Be Named at 2012 ARA Conference in San Diego

Most-powerful and fuel-efficient applicator in its class offers enhanced product application accuracy, advanced telemetry and precision ag features

Enhanced features and precision ag technologies deliver higher levels of performance and operational efficiencies

Life-long commitment to job and community earns Nebraska custom applicator top honors and a new Harley-Davidson® motorcycle

RoGator® and TerraGator® Both Win Coveted AE50 Awards From The American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers

Winner to be awarded 2011 Harley-Davidson® motorcycle during Agriculture Retailers Association (ARA) Meeting and Exposition in Boca Raton, FL

Tier 4 interim engine with e3 SCR technology and industry-first CVT reduces emissions and in-cab noise levels; generates up to 17 percent less fuel consumption

Featuring e3 SCR technology; loaded with practical solutions to improve power, performance, serviceability, emissions and fuel consumption

State-of-the-art agriculture equipment and technology learning center will serve as cornerstone of dealer and employee education efforts

AGCO Application Equipment Division is now accepting nominations for the fifth annual Operator of the Year recognition

AGCO Continuously Variable Transmission and AGCO POWER engine bring unprecedented efficiency and performance to the industry’s premier flotation applicator

Proven components deliver greater reliability, efficiency and performance

Website enhanced with more information about AGCO’s RoGator®, TerraGator®, SpraCoupe®, and Willmar® brands

CF Industries Holdings, Inc. and Terra Industries Inc. announced they have entered into a definitive merger agreement (the "CF Industries-Terra Agreement") to combine the two companies.

Veteran South Dakota Custom Applicator Takes Home a new Harley Davidson

The Ug99 fungus, called stem rust, could wipe out more than 80% of the world's wheat as it spreads from Africa, scientists fear. The race is on to breed resistant plants before it reaches the U.S.

The American Soybean Association welcomes recent announcement that two new varieties achieved additional import approval from Korean regulatory agencies.

When farmer profit margins tighten up, as they have in recent months, the first thought is often to cut back on fertilizer applications.

The detection of 3,000 proteins produced in plants of common beans could help breeders develop resistance against the bean rust fungus.

Monsanto has announced the launch of Genuity, a family of traits designed to work together to enhance crop potential and simplify trait selection for farmers.

In response to a petition filed by CropLife America (CLA), industry interest groups and environmental activists, a Sixth Circuit U.S. Federal Court panel has vacated EPA's NPDES (National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System) Final Rule.

Honeywell has developed a patented new technology to produce a highly effective, safer ammonium nitrate-based fertilizer with significantly lower explosive potential.

The advent of newer sprayers, nozzles and chemistries in the past decade has had a curious impact on growers and their understanding of sprayer efficiency and product efficacy.

Equipment maintenance is more than just a good idea; it is a good investment. Most importantly, it is an investment that will pay off in both the near and long term, suggests Dave Bruns, Van Diest Supply Co., Webster City, Iowa. Near-term ROI comes through impact on customer expectations.

Crop nutrients aren't getting any cheaper, and as crop prices continue their advance in the face of ever increasing ethanol demand, there is no reason to think that will change in the near future. At the same time, crop producers are eager to capture as much profit margin as possible.

It is unlikely that anyone who ever said moving from free services to fee services would be easy had actually done it. It is equally unlikely that anyone who has done it will say it was easy. However, there are few full-service ag retailers today not feeling the pressure to make the transition.