Winter meeting season soon will be upon us. Time to check out seed and crop-protection product updates, renew certifications and learn about the latest marketing strategies. It’s also a great time to boost your Case IH Advanced Farming Systems (AFS) skills.
There’s never a good time for a dead battery — especially in the dead of winter. Spend a little time today on battery maintenance and you’ll likely prevent headaches and hassle once temperatures plummet.
As we enter the rush of the holidays, make sure you’ve properly parked your combine for the season.
The crop is in the bin. You’ve collected a season’s worth of data. Now what? It’s time to put that new information to work helping you make better decisions.
Even as harvest winds down, you can’t afford to let the season slip away. Fortunately, track technology from Case IH can deliver the efficiency boost you need to till, fertilize and put your fields to bed before winter settles in.
How you store your hay equipment is as important as how you store your hay. Be it the hay or the equipment that helped make it, proper storage protects its value and helps it last longer. Winterize your equipment now, and it will be ready to make hay next spring.
High yields, heavy crop residue: It’s a challenging cycle. It also can be a balancing act, as you strive to capture agronomic and economic benefits through proper crop residue management.
Harvest is well underway in many parts of the country. Favorable — and in some areas, overly dry — conditions have helped keep combines rolling and grain flowing this fall.
In August, Case IH introduced the new 660-gallon Patriot 2250 sprayer. Since then, the small-chassis sprayer has made a big impact. After earning ShowStopper recognition from CropLife IRON at this year’s Illinois Fertilizer & Chemical Association MAGIE show, the Patriot 2250 sprayer is now up for the CropLife IRON 2015 Product of the Year.
Fall is the time to lay the groundwork for next season. Soil sampling and testing are important steps. But to achieve an accurate fertility profile for your fields, you need to pull soil samples correctly.