Case IH Magnum™ and Steiger™ Rowtrac™ series tractors give producers several agronomic advantages that help increase productivity. One example of Case IH Agronomic Design™ is the recent addition of a 21-inch-wide track. This track reduces the soil ground pressure and offers additional clearance in the root zone for flat row crops and bedded crops planted…
Every time you set foot in your fields, you compact the soil. Imagine the compaction your fully loaded combine caused as it crisscrossed a too-wet field last fall. Keep in mind the threat soil compaction poses to yields and know how to combat it.
Timing is top of mind no matter the season. That’s especially true when it comes to getting your crop in the ground. Every day can give your crop a greater opportunity to reach its full yield potential.
Soil compaction is one of those things that happens when you’re trying to get ahead. Instead, it can set your fields back for years. Consider the consequences before you try to gain a day or two this spring.
As the country’s largest farmer-led, farmer-focused convention and trade show, Commodity Classic has long served as an important event for growers. Next week’s 20th annual meeting marks a special milestone, and Case IH will be there. We would enjoy the opportunity to meet you.
During the long days of this fall’s harvest, your mind likely wandered — maybe even daydreamed a bit — thinking about next year and the needs of your operation. If you decided it’s time to add, replace or upgrade tractors, how will you decide between tracks and wheels? The good news is, now you can…
We hope to see you at Husker Harvest Days in Grand Island, Nebraska, this week! Visit the Case IH lot to see our new equipment and technology – highlighted in this video – and talk with our experts. We’re excited to share the model year 2015 products, including additions to the Efficient Power lineup, the…
Building on 18 years of leadership in independent-track technology, Case IH has introduced the Magnum™ Rowtrac™ tractor. Two new models will help producers be more efficient, especially those who farm in challenging soil conditions.