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  Spring begins in late March, and it's also the start of the busy season for any big farm. That means anything you can do to get ready before spring hits, the better positioned you'll be to have a productive rest of the year. But what steps can you take before the warmer season even begins? We've put together a list of eight tips to help any farmer prepare for all the hard work that awaits them in spring and beyond.1. Carry Out InspectionsNo matter how long you've been farming and how well you know how to do your work,...

The Right to Repair movement has been a topic of discussion for years. There is nothing worse than having your tractor break down and then realize you can't repair it through a third-party vendor. This is a noted problem in the farming industry due to machine manufacturers demanding customers to come to them for repairs. Otherwise, the warranty is void and any incentives associated with the product go away. This leaves farmers in a difficult position with no way out other than to go to the manufacturer for repairs. Keeping this in mind, it's time to dig deeper into the...

    John Deere is heralded as one of the leading brands in agriculture and has only grown in stature with time. Clients from around the world appreciate what this high-end machinery has to offer and why it's among the best in the business. The company has become synonymous with quality and it has a lot to do with its history. This read is going to offer insight into the world of John Deere and how the company got to its current position. This is a business that was built on the shoulders of hard work and quality craftsmanship. Whether...

  Tractors are a necessity for every farmer. Even though many think that it is a significant investment, without it, they will have to work twice to produce the same yield. Tractors run the household of thousands of Americans than you can imagine. Unlike most of the farming essentials, the history of tractors is thrilling and unique. Tractors and their brief historyThe history of tractors goes back to 1890 when Froelich came up with a new design. It was a mere one-cylinder gasoline engine truck. The speed of the truck was approximately 3 mph which was quite significant at that...

Summer is coming to an end which means that it is time to transition to get ready for harvest season. This is a crucial time for addressing problems and taking preventative measures. Follow these suggestions to make sure that you and your equipment are properly geared up for the season before us: Give Yourself Time – It is better to be prepared too early than too late. Waiting for the latter can cause a loss of precious time and money. Dedicate some time for yourself to get you and your machine ready for the upcoming season. Test-Drives and Maintenance Checks...