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Daddy’s little beat up Ferguson was a bit of an embarrassment because it had dents, rust and a rough paint job. The body was an oily brownish color with clods […] The post The Awak...
This is my 1949 John Deere A. My grandfather bought it in 1954 when he started farming and has been in the family ever since. Eventually once his farm equipment […] The post Bringi...
In 1937 my Great Grandfather decided it was time to update from his team of Clydesdale Horses and get a tractor for farming on his property in the Victorian Mallee […] The post All...
Back in 1989, a group of local fellows who were friends and who lived in Shenandoah County, Virginia, which is predominately a rural area, decided that it would be a […] The post T...
In the late 1940s and 1950s areas rich in peat were drained in Columbia County Wisconsin to feed a nation with local grown vegetables and mint. Tractors had issues so […] The post...
This is my 1950 red belly ford tractor that belonged to my granddaddy. He had given the tractor to my dad which later my dad gave to me. In one […] The post 3rd Generation, red bel...
In April of 2024, I was standing, talking with my papa in front of my great-great grandfather’s 1948 John Deere A, I wanted to restore it, but at the time […] The post Family 1950...
Brother-in-law took a picture of my Farmall 560 waiting for chores in the machine shed; this tractor was passed down from my Father-in-law to me when he retired from farming. […] T...
I saw this 1948 Farmall Cub on Facebook marketplace, the previous owner had passed away a few years ago, it had not been started since then. It was used for […] The post Farmall Cu...
I started this restoration in 2023 and it came in boxes and crates. It was tore down by an older fellow who never got the chance to finish it. I […] The post Ford tractor arrived...
Rescued this Allis Chalmers 7060 from a dealership in Illinois. The tractor had engine issues and power shift issues. Out of framed engine and removed power shift transmission then...
Travis Schlabach has been all over the tractor pulling circuit, including the National Tractor Pullers Association and the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Kentucky. Tra...
On many farms, a single machine will often work tirelessly throughout the day. It may begin by feeding livestock in the early morning, shift to moving bales by mid-morning, and fin...
New Mexico is not the Midwest. And if you’re shopping for a tractor here, that distinction matters more than most buyers realize. You’re working with high desert soil, drastic temp...
A Classic with a Twist: Kade Johnson’s 1952 Farmall H Some tractors are just tools. Others? They’re a labor of love. For Kade Johnson, his 1952 Farmall H is definitely […] The post...
Below are Cockshutt winning photos from last years contest. These photos did not include a story, but are too good not to post along with their blurbs. Winter Day in […] The post C...
Canadian company Ursa Ag is building affordable, reliable tractors for the farming community that use remanufactured diesel engines. The post Ursa Ag In Alberta Wants To Sell Farm...
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After a year of hard graft and daily use, the Guinan farm in Co. Offaly has handed back the keys to their Merlo Multifarmer 34.7. Michael Guinan, who is dairy farming in partnershi...
Our local town has a memorial cannon display in the middle of town and I thought it would be a great photo opportunity. I decorated a 1948 Allis Chalmers WD […] The post Memorial D...
Below are Case winning photos from last years contest. These photos did not include a story, but are too good not to post with their blurbs. 1052 Case DC-3 Christopher […] The post...
With no computers, no proprietary software, and prices starting at $95,000, Ursa Ag is betting that simplicity is the future of farming equipment.
Sent to us by Luis Cares Vera Hernán’s story with Jeeps: My dad says that here in the capital Santiago de Chile, there was a machinery and vehicle exhibition fair from the United S...
This is my second 1941 Farmall A rebuild. Not quite done with this one yet waiting on harness, lights, carb kit, it has been a fun 1-2 year project. She […] The post 1941 Farmall A...
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