As winter sets in and equipment gets stored away after a productive harvest, machine inspections should be top of mind. While checking equipment for updates and repairs should be done routinely throughout the year, a proper post-season inspection from your local dealer can help you get a jump-start on the busy year ahead.
In this Harvest Report, Case IH Combine Product Specialist Corwyn Lepp is our guest blogger. He tells us about conditions in his territory of South Dakota, western Iowa and western Minnesota. We’re anxious to hear about harvest progress in your part of the country. Were your yields better – or worse – than you expected.
Case IH Combine Product Specialist Kevin Knapp discusses different types of rasp bars available to Case IH customers, depending on the crops being harvested.
Our guest blogger this week is Kevin Knapp, Case IH Combine Product Specialist serving northern Illinois, northern Indiana, northwest Ohio, and all of Wisconsin and Michigan. Read what he has to say, and tell us about harvest conditions in your area.
Today’s guest blogger is Linda York, one of two college relations specialists responsible for recruiting and managing each crew of Case IH summer interns. We asked Linda to tell us a little about the Case IH internship program, what types of internships will be available next summer, and how to apply for 2013.
Mike King, Case IH Combine Product Specialist for Minnesota and Central Iowa (north-to-south) says his customers are surprised by yields that are better than they anticipated. King, who has been with Case IH for 24 years, provides an update of harvest progress in his area.
Case IH proudly unveils new features on its legendary Axial-Flow® combines for 2013, including a redesigned cab and new folding auger with an industry-exclusive pivoting spout option – and they’re part of every Axial-Flow combine model.
Terry Snack, Case IH Combine Product Specialist for Illinois, Missouri and Eastern Iowa, joins us again to share comments from two of his Case IH customers about the performance of their Axial-Flow combines.
Terry Snack, Case IH Combine Product Specialist for Illinois, Missouri and Eastern Iowa, is this week’s harvest blogger. Snack was born and raised on a farm in east-central Illinois and went to work for International Harvester at about the same time the first Axial-Flow combine was introduced 35 years ago. In his three-plus decades with the…
After serving as a summer CNH Parts & Service marketing intern, Patrick Johnson headed back to Yale University this fall to begin his sophomore year studying economics. He grew up near Janesville, Wis., and from a young age worked side-by-side with his father, Leo Johnson, the co-principal of Johnson Tractor Inc.
This week’s harvest blogger is Dan Renaud (“the guy with the suspenders”), Case IH Combine Product Specialist for Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas. Renaud has been with the company for 32 years. He has spent the last 16 years as a Case IH Product Specialist and has focused solely on combines for the last 11 years.…
