High-efficiency hay starts with well-regulated equipment. And while most producers take steps to make sure their balers and compact tractors are effectively winterized, not all operators perform the summer maintenance necessary to achieve a full season of reliable use.
For more than 55 years, Alan Funk has been custom harvesting wheat across the U.S. Like most custom harvesters, he has used the same brand of equipment all these years – until last year. Have you switched to a Case IH combine? What do you think about making the switch?
Over the last few weeks, Case IH has asked our summer interns to share their perspectives. This intern insight blog is from Courtney Harder, Crop Production Sales and Marketing Intern. Courtney is a junior at Iowa State University, majoring in agricultural business and international agriculture with an agronomy minor.
Everyone says they have the best fans, but at Case IH, we really believe we do. Our fans’ interest and passion for red iron is great in the field, and naturally spills over to online, too. What’s your go-to social media platform to stay current with Case IH?
Farm Progress Show is just around the corner, and Case IH will be there with all of the latest equipment innovations that you won’t want to miss! Here’s a top five list of what is “must-see” on the Case IH lot in Decatur:
Today’s guest blogger is Kalyn Rose, livestock equipment marketing intern. Kalyn is a Purdue University senior studying agribusiness management and marketing. She is the third Case IH intern to share her summer experiences on the Be Ready Blog.
Three well-seasoned engineers and ag equipment technicians travel around the U.S. with a Case IH Axial-Flow Combine offering a unique service. Both current and new customers have the opportunity to get in the combine cab and get some real “stick-time” harvesting. They get to “see for themselves” the benefits of running an axial-flow, ranging from…
Today’s guest blogger is Kathryn Johnson, Case IH High Horsepower Tractor Marketing intern. Kathryn is a University of Wisconsin-Platteville senior studying ag business. She is the second Case IH intern to share her summer experiences on the Be Ready blog.
When purchasing a sprayer, producers and applicators have a lot of considerations. Producers should research and carefully choose the size and options that best fit their operation. What influences your spraying purchase decision?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3XEM14ROwI Case IH understands that farmers work around the clock. Problems don’t arise when it’s convenient, and down time means lost profits. That is why the Case IH AFS Support Center is available 24/7/365 for service and support on any Case IH precision farming technology. What challenges do you face with precision farming technology?
Today’s guest blogger is Reid Klintworth, who is interning at the Case IH headquarters in Racine, Wis. Reid is majoring in marketing and environmental studies at Western Michigan University. This is the first in a series of posts from Case IH interns who volunteered to share about their experiences in the Case IH Be Ready…
