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How Can I Write Off My Tractor?

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The Dream Is Still Alive

After losing her husband of almost 50 years, Faylene Whitaker is still farming, and winning awards while she does it. 

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Massey Ferguson North America Debuts MF 5M Series Utility Tractor

New lineup helps North American operators achieve better, every day.

DULUTH, Ga. | Mon. day, 2025 | AGCO (NYSE: AGCO), a global leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of agricultural machinery and precision ag technology, introduces the Massey Ferguson® 5M Series to North America, helping address persistent challenges in the field.

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Acres of Insight: Forage Quality and Why It Matters

High-quality forage is the backbone of your livestock’s health and your farm’s bottom line. Whether running a dairy operation, or raising beef cattle, sheep, goats, or horses, high-quality forage can directly impact animal performance, feed efficiency, and profitability. Forage rich in digestible fiber and protein leads to better growth rates, improved milk yields, and enhanced reproductive health. 

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Massey Ferguson Announces Ninth Annual Sowing Good Deeds Contest

Nominations are now open for the 2025 Sowing Good Deeds contest.

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Baling for Consistency: Maintaining Consistent Shape, Size, and Quality in Square Bales

Bale consistency is a crucial factor in maintaining forage quality, storage efficiency, and simplifying transport. Uniform bales are easier to stack and streamline handling, making them an important part of a profitable and efficient operation. 

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Weathering the Storm: Mental Health Support for Farmers and Ranchers

“Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant.” — Robert Louis Stevenson

Farming and ranching are not just professions; they are ways of life. These professions are deeply tied to the land, to livestock, to their reaping, weeping & woes. Farmers and ranchers carry immense responsibility. Most rise before the sun, labor under the sun and do not turn in until well after the sun has set. With every changing season they confront the uncertainty of whether the seeds they plant will germinate, the early calf will survive, or the harvest they diligently worked for will yield a profit. 

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