On-farm labor shortages make completing work – especially during peak grain handling periods – a real challenge. Working smarter may mean finding...

Grain bin monitoring technology adoption is driven primarily by profitability, grain quality, and farmer safety. Matt Grassi, editor of digital...

You never know when a family member will end up on your doorstep for a spur-of-the-moment visit.

There are several ways the USDA works to help farmers.

Grain farmers are continually looking for ways to improve their bottom line.

The farm marketplace has given farmers reason to be extra cautious with purchases, with low commodity prices and high input costs, which is one of the reasons to look for equipment companies and dealers who will establish a true partnership and be invested in a farm’s success.

No one can afford a slow down during harvest, least of all from a piece of equipment as vital as an auger.

Matching a farm’s grain handling system to the needs of the operation is key to increasing productivity and driving efficiency.

The decision to make significant capital investments is one that should be carefully considered with the future in mind.

Innovation and technological advancements are giving farmers more choices about how to get the most out of their bins.

Consolidation and bigger yields have increased Prairie farm size, but this growth is up against the usual hurdles of limited skilled labour and uncertain harvest weather.

AGI launched two new products during 2024 Ag in Motion – the pre-cleaner for mixed flow dryers and a vertical, single wall ULC fuel tank for farms.

Check out the RealAg Product Spotlight interview with Paul Brisebois, AGI SVP of Farm Canada.

A new patent-pending pre-cleaner system from AGI promises to help reduce dryer energy needs, increase efficiency and leave the farmyard much cleaner.

Size plays a key role in farm efficiency and that’s certainly the case when it comes to fuel tanks.

Tech innovation can take bins and dryers to the next-level and make them work harder for farmers.

Will the delayed planting of crops and a resulting late harvest in parts of the U.S. Upper Midwest cause conditioning issues for stored grain? Only time will tell.

Farmers shouldn’t let lower grain prices dissuade them from building bins — if anything they could pay higher dividends in a tough market say sales representatives from bin-maker AGI.

Since its peak in 1986, the breast cancer death rate has been nearly cut in half. Today, the 5-year survival rate continues to improve. But there is still work to do!

Agriculture of America’s Jesse Allen interviews Ethan Merck of AGI and Laura Shutack of ESMC about their collaboration on Eco-Harvest project.

Agriculture of America’s Jesse Allen interviews Ethan Merck of AGI and Laura Shutack of ESMC about their collaboration on Eco-Harvest project...

A new color of “iron” has joined Bolt Seed Farm’s lineup of grain handling and conveying equipment...