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JCB Wins Tractor of the Year Award for All-New Fastrac

JCB's new Fastrac 6300 wins Tractor of the Year Award for sustainability and performance at Agritechnica. Features central tire inflation management, all-round suspension, and digital control interface. Will be available in North American markets in 2026.


FPT Supports New Holland Launches at Agritechnica

FPT powers New Holland launches at Agritechnica with F28 Hybrid and N67 engines. The F28 Hybrid telehandler offers sustainability and efficiency, while the N67 engine powers the new T7 tractor series. Cursor 9 engine debuts in the T7 XD series for high-power applications, all complying with Stage V emissions.


Spence Field Hosts More Than 100,000 for 2025 Sunbelt Ag Expo in Moultrie, Ga.

The 47th annual Sunbelt Ag Expo at Spence Field in Moultrie, Ga., featured over 1,000 exhibitors and attracted a record-breaking attendance of 100,000+ visitors. The event showcased a wide range of agricultural equipment, products and services from across the country.


CLAAS Adds Four North American Dealers, Invests in Omaha Facilities

CLAAS expands North American presence with new dealers in Iowa, S.D., and Ontario, investing in Omaha headquarters to enhance service and support for farmers. New R&D center and customer experience center aimed at showcasing equipment and strengthening industry connections.


John Deere 6M Series: Comfort, Control, Capabilities for Long Days in Cab

"Article discusses the features and capabilities of John Deere 6M Series tractors, focusing on the efficiency, comfort, and connectivity they offer for long hours in the field. The 6155M model is highlighted for its versatility and fuel efficiency. RDO Equipment Co. provides local support and expertise."


Farm Science Review 2025 Focuses On Productivity

The Farm Science Review 2025, held in Ohio, focused on enhancing productivity through field demonstrations and showcasing advanced equipment. The event featured autonomous tractors, AI-assisted sprayers and more than 4,000 product lines. Attendees explored educational sessions and compared new tools for farm and construction fleets. With 600+ exhibitors and 100,000+ attendees, it remains a key marketplace for equipment and innovation in the Midwest.