In tight planting windows, you only have one chance to get your seeds in the ground at the right depth and spacing — and you don’t have time for downtime. Issues in the field during planting are often preventable and a result of not sticking to maintenance schedules. Precision Planting® products are available to help…
You’ve got a million things on your mind. From fertilizer applications to equipment maintenance and anything and everything in between, your to-do list isn’t getting any shorter — and the latest crop of ag-apps promising to make your life easier is only getting longer.
Timely application is a big reason to own your own spray equipment. Spend a little time on maintenance today and you’ll help ensure your sprayer is ready to hit those tight spray windows next spring.
The crop is in the bin. You’ve collected a season’s worth of data. Now what? It’s time to put that new information to work helping you make better decisions.
Agriculture is a sharing community. Producers appreciate learning from their peers. The latest editions of Farm Forum and Canadian Farming from Case IH highlight our long history of innovation and share how producers across the United States and Canada put that technology to work on their operations.
As daylight saving time gives you an hour this weekend, it also reminds you the window for fall fieldwork is closing fast. If that’s cause for concern, consider an equipment upgrade. It won’t make your days longer, but it can help you get more done each day.
Even as harvest winds down, you can’t afford to let the season slip away. Fortunately, track technology from Case IH can deliver the efficiency boost you need to till, fertilize and put your fields to bed before winter settles in.
The 88th National FFA Convention & Expo is right around the corner. It promises to be another rewarding convention, and Case IH is looking forward to supporting it — just as we have for more than 65 years.
After buying a high-yielding racehorse hybrid, you wouldn’t head to the field before checking your planter’s settings. It makes sound economic and agronomic sense to stick with the same logic when it comes to your fertility program.
How you store your hay equipment is as important as how you store your hay. Be it the hay or the equipment that helped make it, proper storage protects its value and helps it last longer. Winterize your equipment now, and it will be ready to make hay next spring.
Fall nitrogen application — usually in the form of anhydrous ammonia — is an important crop production practice across many northern Corn Belt states. The window to get the job done is tight. Reliable, agronomically designed equipment from Case IH helps ensure it gets done right.
