Yo-yoing U.S. tariff rates will end up costing farmers more for new machinery and parts — and not just farmers in the U.S. either.
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Trump tariffs mean fewer machinery purchases, higher costs for farmers
Agco plans to spread tariff costs across its full product line, not just the most affected units
Silverado EV, F-150 Lightning go head to head in cold weather
The CAA evaluated the two electric pick-up trucks as part of a winter road test that can challenge EVs in Canada
The CAA pitted electric vehicles — including two trucks, the Silverado EV and F-150 Lightning — against each other to see how they fared in real winter conditions
Large scraper one of models offered by Lacasse Machinerie
Thirty cubic yard scraper offers advanced levelling and grading capability
Lacasse Machinerie has introduced its 30 cubic yard Pro-Level 16XL land leveller to the market. It offers a large 30 cubic metre capacity to move a lot of soil quickly, as well as a uniquely designed blade to give it the ability precisely grade and finish a contoured surface.
Farm equipment sales sector sees significant structural changes
Sales of new farm equipment have been declining quite dramatically in North America over the past couple years.
Inter-row cultivation helps organic crops
Two organic producers at the recent Advancing Organics conference in Saskatoon said inter-row cultivators are worth the expense, noting considerable benefits with their use.
Weidemann introduces a new telehandler model
The T6025 offers low overall design with 6.1-metre lift and 2.5-tonne capacity
Weidemann says its new T6025 telehandler’s low (two-metre) overall height will make it ideal for working in farm buildings such as poultry barns.
CNH brands introduce new utility tractors
Newly released updates to the Farmall C and PowerStar lines of utility tractors from Case IH and New Holland debut at California farm show
Two CNH brands, Case IH and New Holland, are showing off the updated line of utility tractors they intend to offer farmers this year.
Supersized grain carts a weighty problem for soil compaction
Larger grain carts and combines make for a more efficient harvest, but they also come with soil health implications if the extra weight causes soil compaction
Grain carts can still cause serious soil compaction whether they’re on tracks or wheels, but Scott Shearer’s research at Ohio State indicates less of a yield hit with tracks compared to wheels in unfavourable soil conditions. Here are some tips to reduce compaction risk.
New Holland’s twin rotor combine design celebrates 50 years
New Holland debuted the twin rotor technology in 1975 with the TR70: Today, its still the hallmark of their CR10 combine, highlighted at the U.S.’s National Farm Machinery Show
New Holland debuted the twin rotor technology in 1975 with the TR70: Today, its still the hallmark of their CR10 combine, highlighted at the U.S.’s National Farm Machinery Show
Auto and machinery imports to the U.S. stalled due to tariffs
The impact of the on-again-off-again U.S. tariffs is being felt especially hard by global automotive and machinery manufacturers.
