The used equipment market has seen unprecedented price increases and demand, especially for four-wheel-drive tractors.

Used farm equipment sees big demand

There’s something very new — and unsettling — about this year’s used equipment market

Glacier FarmMedia – This year, any farmer expecting a new tractor in time for spring planting knows they shouldn’t hold their breath.  It may or may not arrive on time. […] Read more






Autonomous and AI-based machinery have the potential to both alleviate and exacerbate equipment costs.

Ag-tech in 2021: Where to go from here?

There are advances and challenges for equipment developers

Improvements in autonomy and artificial intelligence (AI), as well as persistent adoption barriers, characterized much of the ag-tech sector in 2021.  During a Nov. 10 Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show event, […] Read more


Agrifac is one of the large original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) that are testing the Bilberry technology.

The ag game is changing and the intelligence is inside

Artificial intelligence in agriculture is at the technology farmgate with machines that think like farmers

Glacier FarmMedia – Artificial intelligence may soon create a sea change in agriculture that could challenge conventional crop production and farm management techniques. Many components required to build autonomous, smart […] Read more


Joe Dales, top left, of the RH Accelerator, moderated a panel on attracting technicians to the ag equipment sector. Panelists included Dan Howard from Fanshawe College, Lindsay Marten from Huron Tractor, and Larry Hertz of WEDA

It’s not just about the tractor anymore

Overcoming misconceptions about working on agricultural equipment important to attract youth to the industry

As farm equipment becomes more high-tech, it is a challenge to find qualified technicians.  That was the consensus of panellists during a discussion at the virtual Changing Faces of Agriculture […] Read more

MK1 Engineering built a prototype four-row planter to test the AeroTube technology and used it to plant corn plots in six Midwestern states this spring. The company is working to increase planting speed from three to five miles per hour (five to eight km/h).

Aerospace know-how focused on planting

System delivers corn seed tip-first into the row to capture more yield potential and improve weed control

Glacier FarmMedia – Keith Strang and Mitch Dille had just finished a project in the aerospace industry and were thinking about starting their own company but they needed a problem […] Read more