Tight fall weather window pushes growers to run late into the night
With rain in the forecast, many operations are racing to finish harvest and fall tillage before fields turn wet.
Reporting from the field since 2017
With rain in the forecast, many operations are racing to finish harvest and fall tillage before fields turn wet.
Joules, mileage ratings and grounding explained so you buy a charger that actually holds your livestock.
Ran it dry or changed a filter? Here's how to purge air and get a diesel tractor running again.
Rental yards report strong demand from acreage owners who need a machine for weeks, not years.
Clean, lubricate, stabilize and cover — the steps that keep machines from rusting and seizing over winter.
From fencing to feeding, we wore a dozen pairs to find the gloves that last and still let you feel what you're doing.
Mergers are creating bigger dealer groups, but some customers say service has slipped as locations close.
Over-inflated tires compact soil and waste fuel. A quick guide to matching pressure and ballast to the job.
Heavy, stable and strong, the 2638 trades a little finesse for serious loader capacity.
Cold weather can turn diesel to wax. Additives, blended fuel and a little planning keep machines starting.
From a quality torque wrench to a good creeper, the basics that make routine maintenance faster and safer.
A pilot program puts battery-electric compacts to work on small farms to see where they fit and where they fall short.
Buyers in several states are paying well above last year as late-season dry weather shrinks supply.
Safety specialists say missing shields are often removed for convenience and never replaced.
A supplier-sourced brake line can chafe against the frame and fail. Kubota says no injuries have been reported and repairs are free.
Off-road diesel slipped for a third straight week. Fertilizer and parts, however, aren't following it down.
Relieve pressure, cap everything, and measure twice — a step-by-step guide for loader and three-point hoses.
Loader bucket settles to the ground overnight — normal hydraulic drift or something to fix under warranty?
Tractor dies when shifting into gear or engaging PTO even with the seat switch jumped. Tracing the safety circuit.
New-to-me 2018 X750 — the seat suspension won't move up or down at all. How do I free it up?
The continuously variable transmission trickles down from premium tractors into the value-focused Workmaster range.
Loose weights ruin studs and wallow out holes. A torque wrench and a re-check schedule fix it for good.
A quieter cab, a redesigned joystick and fewer menus aim the update squarely at hay and livestock operations.
Before you buy another tractor, buy the right implements. These five earn back their cost the fastest.
Clean, well-maintained machines are drawing aggressive bids again — but tired equipment is sitting.
The value-brand push continues as Mahindra fills in gaps across the South and Mountain West.
Manual, battery, and pneumatic — we timed a full greasing routine with each to find the real winner.
Cautious optimism on the lot — buyers are spending on what they need and holding off on what they want.
Auctions, fair prices, what to look for in a used rig, and warnings about deals that are too good to be true.
Flowing grain can bury a person in seconds. Safety experts urge lockout procedures and never entering alone.
Lower commodity prices and fuller lots are giving buyers more room to negotiate on late-model machines.
A dull blade tears grass instead of cutting it. Here's how to restore the edge and keep the deck smooth.
It skips the gadgets, but the L3902 earns its keep with a tough loader and an honest price.
The flagship four-track machine can run a field unattended using a 16-camera vision stack — but dealers say connectivity in rural counties is still the catch.
More cab comfort and a smoother transmission, but the price climbed too. We put 40 hours on one to find out where it lands.
A 90-minute checklist that prevents the expensive springtime surprises — fuel, coolant, battery, and the spots people forget.
Recommendations for a foam cannon and soap that can cut through dried-on cow manure when washing the tractor.
Moving to 15 hilly acres and weighing a lawn tractor against a sub-compact with a loader. Help me decide.
Old Ryobi Li-ion battery won't accept a charge. Is it salvageable, or is it toast? Plus a healthy dose of lithium safety talk.
Auction data shows clean low-hour compacts off their peak. Sellers who waited too long are feeling it.
Lift capacity is only half the story. We dragged five loaders through a wet spring to see which ones actually deliver.
The measure would force manufacturers to share diagnostic tools with owners. Dealers warn about safety and emissions tampering.
A torquey three-cylinder diesel and a working-class price tag aim straight at the chore-vehicle crowd.
Older tractors without rollover protection remain the deadliest machines on the farm. Retrofit programs can cut the cost.
Synthetic costs more up front. We dug into the wear data and cold-flow numbers to see when it's worth it.
Five seasons, one loader, and a lot of chores later — what held up, what didn't, and what we'd change.
Lead-acid and lithium both hate the cold differently. Here's how to store and charge each so spring isn't a surprise.
Diesel troubleshooting, hydraulic leaks, PTO problems, and keeping that old workhorse running another season.
Loaders, balers, tillers, mowers, and every three-point hitch contraption under the sun.