Raven Cart Automation is the first semi-autonomous product to come out from CNH. It synchronizes tractor-pulled grain carts with combines on the go.

When can we expect a driverless combine?

There are prospects for a fully autonomous combine, but technology expert says other kinds of full-auto farm equipment will likely hit the market first

Fully autonomous combines are in development, but autonomy experts say that other types of farm equipment will likely go driverless first.

Farmers buying fewer combines

Farmers buying fewer combines

Industry says drooping combine sales are part of a natural cycle, others say poor crop prices may have something to do with it

North American Equipment DealersAssociation says drooping combine sales are part of a natural cycle, others say dimming farm financials may have something to do with it











The Horsch Solus 
SX concept could seed cereals and small oilseeds, along with corn and soybeans, 
at optimum row widths with one machine.  
PHOTOS: JOHN GREIG

Planter and seed drill join forces

Horsch has created a concept to bring the advantages of a planter to smaller-seeded crops

Is it a planter or a drill? If a concept machine created by Horsch eventually comes to the market, someone might have to invent a new category. “We’re trying to mix and trying to get the best of both worlds, which is a seed drill and a corn planter,” said Laurent Letzler, who manages Horsch

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Başak Traktör of Turkey looks to move Versatile brand forward

Buhler Industries announced the Turkish firm had bought its majority stake

“One of the keys for us was making sure we found a partner that was committed to preserving the Versatile and Farm King brands,” said Adam Reid, VP of sales and marketing at Versatile. “We wanted to make sure the viability of the plant here in Winnipeg and our staff was secure. And taking care of all of our stakeholders, the suppliers, shareholders.”