Latest News From Combines

Whether you call it slugged, plugged or wadded-up, a combine jammed with weeds or damp crop is enough to make a preacher cuss. Here are tips to minimize your frustration and downtime.

Too much corn is not making it to the bin in central Illinois as harvest season nears the finish line. If you're still combining, consider Ken Ferrie's recommendations to bolster results.

"Precision and autonomy are an opportunity for us, and Raven really helps put us in a very, very competitive position," Wine says.

Put these practices to work to improve your corn harvest outcome.

An American farming titan, Jessie Small, the king of combines, has passed on, and with him goes a sizable chunk of U.S. historical lore.

After a Dukes of Hazzard-style jump on a backroad, Matt Griggs escaped a wild combine accident, and the Tennessee farmer is insistent: His survival was not by chance.

After launching its Farmobile Index for Planting in 2019, the company is now expanding its benchmarking tools with Farmobile Index for Harvest.

John Deere introduces high-capacity X Series combines that automatically adjust to maximize grain harvesting under changing conditions as well as new draper, corn and belt pickup headers.

Farmers brought in 25 combines as well as many grain carts, tractors, and semis.

Moisture levels are going to be all over the board when combines roll this fall. In high-moisture situations, a few simple combine adjustments can minimize grain damage.

While a good pair of rain boots might have been the best find at this year’s rainy Farm Progress Show, weather isn’t the only thing that stood out this year.

No component on a combine functions independently; the header, feeder house, thresher, separator, cleaning fan and straw chopper all interact with effects that can reach all the way to planting.

February 16, 2018. Deere & Co. raised its full-year sales forecast, and there’s reason to believe that good news will keep coming.

U.S. farmers’ incomes are set to plunge to a 12-year low, but that’s not enough to stop some from investing in new tractors and combines.

AGCO launched its IDEAL axial combines, which were developed from “a blank sheet of paper.” The new generation of combines is the result of a global “Voice of Customer” study.