Store and retrieve heavy, bulky items vertically - up to 18 feet high - with the Stanley Vidmar STAK System.

Challenger, a worldwide brand of AGCO (NYSE:AGCO), will introduce and display the new MT400D Series mid-range tractors at the 2013 Farm Progress Show in Decatur, Ill., Aug. 27-29. The MT400D Series boasts big-Challenger-tractor features in a maneuverable, hardworking package. Ideal for loader work, hay production and around-the-farm use, the MT400D Series provides professional farmers an efficient tool to tackle a variety of jobs with the high standard of reliability and performance they've come to expect from Challenger.

Massey Ferguson will proudly introduce and display its newest line of mid-range tractors, the 6600 Series, at the 2013 Farm Progress Show, Aug. 27-29 in Decatur, Ill. Farmers attending the Farm Progress Show are encouraged to visit the AGCO lot and learn how the 6600 Series is engineered specifically to meet their complex challenges. Standard features such as a spacious cab and four-wheel drive and optional upgrades like a front three-point hitch and advanced hydraulic systems make these tractors work and feel like high-horsepower machines with the efficiency and maneuverability of mid-range tractors. The new 6600 Series comes in three different models, the MF6614, MF6615 and MF6616, with three grower-focused option packages and a choice of three transmissions. One of the 13 available configurations is bound to meet the level of comfort, performance and sophistication that any farmer needs.

AgJunction CEO Rick Heiniger shares milestone with agricultural industry leaders at InfoAg 2013

Crop scouting, 3-D mapping, spot spraying and pathogen detection all could be performed by unmanned aerial vehicles to cut labor and input costs and improve decision making.

Designed and manufactured in Cedar Falls Iowa, this multipurpose platform has been developed to bring versatility, convenience and independence to the user. It is designed to be carried by a tractor, either on the rear or front hitch or on a front loader.

Many farm equipment dealers with precision farming interests consider auto-steer to be the entry point for customers who want to utilize technology. In many cases, those systems are now standard features on new tractors rolling off the assembly line. The tangible benefits of auto-steer are easily proven through reduced operator fatigue and the ability to maintain a straight path though the fields.