Managing Crop Residue at Harvest and Beyond

Putting down an even cover of crop residue protects the soil surface and sets the stage for a healthy seedbed. It all starts with the combine.

Backwater flooding covers stretches of farm lands near Yazoo City, Miss., Sunday, March 17, 2019, as seen in this aerial photograph. Various communities in the Mississippi Delta are combatting both Mississippi River flooding and backwater flooding that are affecting homes, businesses and farm lands. (AP Photo/Holbrook Mohr)

The Road to Recovery for 2019 Cropland

Whether prevented-planted or late-planted, many crop fields need special care going forward after an extremely tough weather year. Experts share advice for what’s next for best practices this fall and beyond.

AGCO Equipment Solutions for a Challenging Year on the Farm

Equipment and technology solutions from AGCO can help with harvest, grain conditioning, soil health and more after a tough year on the farm in 2019.

Inside the cab of a Fendt tractor; electronics inside the tractor cab

Field Data Drives Agronomy Decisions, and Your Farm’s ROI

Connectivity between farm equipment in the field is key to accessing the real-time and historical data you need to guide production choices and document results.

The Water We Share

Working together, cities and farmers find a path toward clean water.

Managing for Corn and Soybean Profit

Experiment with in-season input additions to loosen the squeeze on corn and soybean profits.

Take Action Against Compaction

Compacted soils cut crop yields, but technology and common-sense management can help reduce and mitigate the damage.

Corn Planting Depth, Down Force, Singulation and Soil Contact Studies in AGCO Crop Tour

Three years of on-farm trial data confirms best practices when planting.

Weed Control: Resisting Resistance

Weed-control strategies to manage herbicide resistance include diligent scouting, targeted herbicide selection, proper timing and accurate application.

Corn Combat Starts Now

Give corn yields your best shot by knocking out early-season insects and diseases.

Best Practices