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This is what happens to a tractor if it idles too much
2026. September 26.

Running a tractor at idle is common almost everywhere. However, in modern diesel tractors, prolonged idling without a load is by no means harmless. In addition to the unnecessary consumption of fuel, this affects…

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That is why a poorly configured machine is more expensive than the machine itself
2026. September 10.

When we buy agricultural machinery, we’re not just buying a vehicle for a few years. Whether it’s a tractor, a seeder, or a combine harvester—when considering these machines, you always need to look at…

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Is it better to work with a single brand, or should we combine specific types of exercise equipment?
2026. August 22.

One of the most important strategic decisions for agricultural and construction companies is the composition of their machinery fleet. When it comes time to purchase new machinery, the question almost immediately arises as to…

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This Is How Smart Booth Automation Compensates for the Shortage of Skilled Workers
2026. August 12.

Agriculture has always been a sector where human experience and technology work together to drive successful production. A well-trained machine operator’s expertise often takes years to develop—by the time they understand the soil, get…

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Remote diagnostics in agriculture: preventing problems before we even notice them
2026. July 27.

Modern agriculture faces challenges such as unpredictable weather, drought, and sudden outbreaks of plant diseases. In this struggle, the main enemy is always time. By the time symptoms become visible to the naked eye,…

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Data-Driven Harvesting: How the John Deere Operations Center Is Changing the Way We Make Decisions
2026. July 17.

For millennia, agriculture has been based on experience, observations passed down from generation to generation, and intuition. In the modern world, however, farmers now face challenges for which intuition no longer provides adequate answers….

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This is how much fuel GPS saves in the field
2026. June 2.

One of the most significant technological advances in recent times has been the widespread adoption of GPS-based row guidance and automatic steering systems. While many farmers previously viewed GPS as merely a convenience feature,…

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Horsepower vs. Torque: How Much Does Performance Matter in Heavy-Duty Earthwork?
2026. June 2.

In the world of agricultural machinery, the question often arises: what matters more in a tractor—horsepower or torque? Many farmers primarily consider engine power—or horsepower—when purchasing machinery, even though torque plays an equally important…

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Müthing stem crushers, Güttler tillage implements
2026. May 27.

One of the great challenges of modern agriculture is to achieve sustainable, cost-effective and soil-friendly production. The right machinery, especially crushing and cultivation equipment, plays an important role in this. Managing crop residues and…

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Tractor vs telescopic handler – when to choose?
2026. May 12.

Choosing the right machinery is one of the most important issues in modern agriculture and construction. Farmers and contractors are often faced with decisions such as whether a tractor or a telescopic handler is…

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Farming machinery the smart way – Fliegl transport, Massey Ferguson power equipment and Kertitox crop protection
2026. April 28.

Modern agriculture is no longer just about physical work: efficiency, precision and well-chosen machinery are now much more important for competitive farming. In a well-designed system, transport, power machinery and crop protection complement each…

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Contract work vs own fleet: when is it better?
2026. April 12.

One of the strategic questions for agricultural businesses is whether it is worth building up their own machinery or whether they should outsource certain processes. The decision is not only important from a financial…

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