For more than 20 years, Commodity Classic has marked the unofficial start of the new growing season. Case IH will be in New Orleans next week, and we would enjoy the opportunity to meet you and share how we can help you Rethink Productivity.
Case IH turned to its customers to help redesign the new 2000 series Early Riser planter. From the all-new rugged row unit to the factory integration of the industry’s most accurate planter technologies, Case IH redesigned the new 2000 series Early Riser® planter to ensure faster, more uniform emergence. And we made enhancing your…
When you’re on the move during the growing season, you need efficiency, precision and the ability to make quick, informed decisions. The latest advancements from Case IH Advanced Farming Systems (AFS) can help you achieve all three.
With so much of the completely redesigned Early Riser planter driven by customer feedback, we thought it only right to give farmers the first look at the all-new 2000 series Early Riser. That’s exactly what we did during the planter’s public unveiling during the National Farm Machinery Show.
Between analyzing last year’s results and planning for the upcoming growing season, it sometimes can be tough to keep track of the present. But making time to manage and monitor those out-of-sight, out-of-mind aspects of your operation can pay off in time and dollars this spring.
From tillage to planting and all the way through harvest, Case IH Advanced Farming Systems (AFS) provides the information you need to make better decisions for the best possible agronomic performance and profit potential. A new growing season is the perfect time to put AFS to work on your farm.
Not all farms, fields or soils are suited for the classic corn-soybean rotation. Experience and the right red equipment have helped Minnesota’s Connelly brothers go corn-on-corn exclusively each of the last four years. It’s the best option across their operation.
You’ve likely spent time this winter analyzing the data gathered during last year’s cropping season. Don’t forget to also evaluate how you’re managing and protecting that information.
While you’re evaluating crop inputs, equipment needs and marketing options for the coming season, it’s a good time to consider whether a crop consultant, agronomist or farm management specialist makes sense for your operation. Now is the perfect time to take a look at your options.
Have you joined the Johnson family on the harvest trail? RFD-TV’s “American Harvest” documentary gives you inside access into this fourth-generation family’s custom harvesting operation through the eyes of Lance and Shawn Johnson, brothers and co-owners of Johnson Harvesting, Inc.