A Case IH-sponsored 2014 survey of 800 livestock and crop producers in North America revealed differences in the way that livestock and crop producers think about farm equipment purchases. Are you a livestock or crop producer? What considerations top your list when looking for farm equipment?
Today’s guest blogger is Trevor Szymczak, one of two Case IH college relations specialists responsible for recruiting and managing summer interns. We asked Trevor to share with us how to find out more about internship opportunities with Case IH.
Deemed the largest agricultural exposition in the world, World Ag Expo is undoubtedly one of the highlights of winter show season. Case IH will be among the more than 1,400 exhibitors at the show featuring the latest in farm equipment, communications and technology. The expo will be held in Tulare, Calif., on Feb. 11–13. Have…
Over the past couple of years, tractor technology has greatly evolved. Much of the focus has been meeting Tier 4 Final emissions standards, but some of the other common trends in tractor technology involve fuel efficiency, CVT transmissions and cab comfort.
For farmers who like to pack more work into each day, Case IH offers state-of-the art LED lighting solutions that can substantially benefit your safety and productivity on the farm. And, regardless of the type of farming you do, the more work you perform after hours, the more valuable good lighting becomes. What percentage of…
In the previous post, we introduced you to the Combine Header Center of Excellence. Coming out of this world-class production facility located in Burlington, Iowa, are the new Case IH 3000 series draper headers, which are designed to harvest more acres in less time, with superior crop feeding and less susceptibility to crop moisture. What…
In 2013, Case IH introduced its Combine Header Center of Excellence, located in Burlington, Iowa. New corn heads and draper heads also were launched.
Case IH is committed to bringing you timely and relevant agronomic insights. Over the past several weeks, we’ve explored the key agronomic needs that growers continually balance. They are:
Experts say that what you do during harvest can have a big impact in the spring. In this installment of our Agronomic Design principles series, we’re talking about the importance of leaving behind the right amount and type of residue at harvest time. How does your operation manage crop residue during harvesting?
CropLife magazine has named My Shed™ one of the 15th Best New Agriculture Apps Worth Downloading in 2014. Case IH just made it easier than ever for customers to manage their fleets and keep their equipment in peak working condition with the recent release of version 2.0 of the popular My Shed mobile app for…