Everything that happens out in the field — from a bountiful yield to a productive harvest — starts with a properly planted seed. And while winter may not be over just yet, properly preparing your planter now can help you get a productivity-boosting head start to the season.
Corey Reed blogs about his experiences as the Case IH corporate events intern. After an insanely busy summer exposing 1 million+ Midwesterners to Case IH equipment, Corey is heading back for his senior year at Cornell University.
In an effort to help producers Be Ready to meet the challenges and opportunities of the future, the Case IH theme at the 2012 Farm Progress Show is, “More capability, less complexity.” The best technological advances are the ones that help simplify and streamline your activity. Because customer input drives product innovation at Case IH,…
Case IH recently entered into an agreement with the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County, helping preserve the company’s connection to a treasured piece of Case IH history. New Case IH equipment will be leased at a nominal annual fee for an ongoing 10-year rolling commitment. The Case IH equipment is for use at the…
Since 1982, the Conservation Technology Information Center (CTIC) has served as a trusted source on conservation trends. It also has been a launch pad for partnerships and collaborations that have helped put conservation practices on millions of acres of farmland. Case IH is proud to have been part of that progress.
Johnson Tractor, Inc., with Case IH dealerships in Janesville, Wis., and Rochelle, Ill., and a used equipment outlet and service center in Juda, Wis., recently was chosen as Farm Equipment magazine’s 2012 Farm Equipment Dealership of the Year. The company is co-owned by two brothers, Leo and Eric Johnson.
Today we have Kelsie Young blogging about her experiences as the Case IH online marketing support intern this summer. A Missouri State University graduate in ag communications, Kelsie is headed to graduate school this fall. Also this fall, Case IH will begin recruiting for the 2013 class of interns.
Today’s guest blogger is Tyler Romoser, Case IH combine marketing intern who grew up with red iron on his family’s farm. Tyler is majoring in ag systems technology at Iowa State University, and has spent his last three summers as a Case IH intern.
Earlier this week, Bob Streit, owner of Central Iowa Agronomics in Boone, Iowa, reported on drought conditions in central Iowa. In this post, he discusses weed, insect and disease observations. It’s part of Case IH’s efforts to help you Be Ready to meet challenges as they occur.
Case IH helps you Be Ready by asking experts to share their expertise with our readers. Bob Streit, owner of Central Iowa Agronomics in Boone, Iowa, was a technical services agronomist for 20 years before starting his own full-service agronomy business in 2002. We interviewed him earlier this year as part of our agronomy series…
Today’s guest blogger is Aleksandr Jogerst, marketing events intern – and one of a dozen Case IH interns working in Racine this summer. We’ve asked all interns interested in sharing a little about their experiences this summer to write up a post for the Be Ready blog. Aleksandr responded first. He’s majoring in sales and…
