Winter is the time for planning and prep work, and the key to maximizing this year’s return is in your farm’s data. Use AFS Connect partnerships to share your AFS Connect information with all your trusted and approved partners, including those outside the AFS Connect family.
Is your tractor running at peak efficiency? If you’re not using the correct OEM grease, it might not be.
With this year’s harvest wrapping up and winter preparations underway, now is the time to plan for next year. AFS Connect gives you access to crucial data across your operation. As a farmer, you know which of your fields yield the best results – now learn why.
Your tractor, combine and sprayer all rely on batteries to keep them functional and efficient. Don’t be caught with a drained or dead battery next spring – properly store and monitor your batteries throughout the winter to hit the ground running when fields thaw.
Planting soybeans earlier can be critical to maximizing yield potential.1 Why wait until you’re done planting corn with your planter to start planting soybeans? Adding a lower-investment air drill to your operation can be a great option to help you plant soybeans earlier or into tough no-till seedbeds. Here are three reasons why you should…
As the seasons change and winter approaches, it’s time to store your harvest equipment for the cold months ahead. Set yourself up for next year’s success by servicing your combine and header and scheduling your post-harvest inspection.
As the temperature gets colder and winter quickly approaches, it’s important that you optimize each post-harvest field pass in order to set yourself up for success next growing season. You can’t make the days longer, but you can use the latest technology to use your data to make sure your operation is optimized for maximum…
As a farmer, you can control many things on your operation. Weather, however, is not one of them. But, with today’s agricultural technology you can more effectively navigate wet and dry seasons with solutions that your grandparents could only dream of.
You can’t make hay while the sun shines if your baler is out of commission. Make sure to properly inspect, repair and store your baler this fall so you’re ready for a productive hay season next year.
Your time and resources are valuable. That’s why you need equipment that’s durable and performs in a variety of conditions, maximizing your ROI with each field pass.
Grain losses are tricky. They can hit your bottom line in several different ways and quickly add up — from grain left in the field to dockage at the elevator due to poor grain quality. In an economy where margins are razor-thin and every last bushel of clean, quality grain in the tank counts, losses…
