Today’s farm tires are under an all-out assault.

Harvesting grains with a relatively new and underused device called a "stripper header" may boost profits and conservation benefits at the same time, according to an Agricultural Research Service (ARS) study.

Today, Monsanto Company (NYSE: MON) outlined changes to its Roundup brand agricultural herbicide business which are expected to result in more competitive offerings for U.S. farmers. Business changes include adjusting the price of its Roundup brand agricultural herbicides; investing in U.S. manufacturing capacity to help provide a long-term, reliable supply; and continuing to invest in product quality and new innovations while helping farmers manage risk.

The aNH3.Company has developed a new Liquimatic gas separator that the company says eliminates unbalanced distribution of anhydrous ammonia.

Case IH is introducing the Patriot 3230 sprayer, which the company says offers no-till farmers and customer applicators the timely and accurate performance of larger Patriot sprayers in an 800-gallon configuration.

John Deere has added an economy-sized, versatile model to its 30 Series self-propelled no-till sprayer lineup.

Dow AgroSciences announced today that federal registration has been received for Instinct nitrogen stabilizer for use with UAN and liquid manure.

AGCO Application Equipment is introducing five new models of its RoGator high-clearance, post-emergence no-till applicators to the custom application industry and professional growers. The new models feature larger-capacity tanks, greater visibility, easier access to the cab and the convenience of a new front-load liquid system.

Technology developed by researchers at The Ohio State University and the U.S. Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service (USDA-ARS) that will help manage the spread of one of the worst diseases affecting crops such as wheat and barley, has been licensed to Sci Protek, Inc., based in Vista, Calif.

The quality of your corn stand will largely depend on planter performance. An irregular stand can easily cost you 10% of your yield.