The top-performing companies paid suppliers almost three weeks slower in 2018 than typical companies and collected cash from customers almost three weeks quicker—while holding less than half the inventory, data showed.

Vietnam said last week it has had initial success in creating a vaccine to fight African swine fever. Some experts though called for more research.

Recent movement in trade talks between the U.S. and China suggest the Asian nation soon make big purchases of American quantities. See what’s likely on China’s shopping list.

The U.S. Justice Department has launched a criminal investigation into allegations that top poultry processors colluded to keep prices artificially high.

CLAAS is changing its management structure and will introduce the position of CEO. Thomas Böck will be the first to assume the title.

ASV Holdings, Inc., will merge with an affiliate of Yanmar Holdings.

These companies represent a collective 200 years-plus of industry expertise.

Agri-Service merged two locations in Washington. Java Farm Supply will buy Mabie Bros.

Tom Welke has been named president of the global Agrisolutions business, which represents Ingersoll and Bellota brands.

By 2024, one in four members of the workforce will be 55 or older. Get the most from those employees through technology training.

Note to Nevada drivers: Your passenger has to have a pulse to qualify you for the faster-moving high-occupany lane.

Mildred C. Remlinger, co-founder and former chairman of the board of member company Remlinger Mfg. Co., died June 9. She

Elizabeth “Libby” Jones, former first lady of this Association, died Wednesday, June 12. She was 92. Libby was the wife

AGCO has opened a new office in the northeast of Casablanca, Morocco. It will serve as the company’s regional sales

Walmart wants to attract customers to its stores by offering high-quality steaks. It also wants to keep prices low. So,

KIOTI Tractors has opened a distribution center in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. The approximately 60,000 square feet of office and distribution

The American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) has approved a standard on pintle hitching system requirements for implements

Canada’s long-awaited electronic logging device (ELD) rule has been published. The regulation requires third-party device certification, something the U.S. did

Researchers at the University of Minnesota Morris (UMM) have invented a method by which farm tractors are able to run

Kubota is establishing innovation centers in Japan and Europe with the intent to engage other organizations and identify new business

Brian Olson, founder and president of Power Pin, Inc., has worked in equipment sales for 30 years. He offers this

While all of the corn crop is still not planted, the first U.S. soybean crop condition rating of the year

The U.S. trade deficit shrank in April, but the politically sensitive deficit with China moved higher. The Commerce Department says

Titan Machinery, dealer for Case IH and New Holland, turned in a strong performance for the quarter ending April 30.

Mexico’s Senate overwhelmingly voted for a broad rewrite of trade rules between the United States, Canada and Mexico—making the nation

Farmers are struggling to find mechanics trained to maintain their 21st-century equipment or workers who understand the complexities of modern farming. Among factors contributing to the problem is a “staggeringly low number” of students graduating with degrees science, technology, engineering, or math.

Allis Roller and HCC, Inc., have begun Allis Roller HCC, which will serve major ag equipment manufacturers in South America.

It has been a few steps forward and potentially a step back in the trade relationship between the U.S. and Mexico. President Trump said Monday that Mexico is sending a delegation to Washington to discuss immigration issues, which could stall a threat of new tariffs. Meanwhile, Secretary Perdue plans to meet with Mexico’s agriculture minister soon.

Titan International reported a 3.5 percent drop in revenue in its first quarter. The company reported revenues in agriculture were down by a little more than 1 percent.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker has signed into law a measure prohibiting local governments in the state from creating right-to-work zones. The act says that only the state can enact laws relating to collective bargaining in Illinois.

The U.S. Congress on Monday approved legislation providing $19.1 billion in emergency funding for disaster recovery efforts throughout the U.S. The president is expected to sign the legislation, which will, among other things, help farmers hit by recent flooding.

Deere lowered its sales projection for fiscal 2019 during its most recent quarterly earnings report. This was the sixth consecutive quarter in which Deere missed on earnings. CEO Sam Allen cited challenges facing the industry as a whole.

Cervus Equipment posted a 6 percent drop in consolidated revenues for the first quarter of 2019 and reported that used equipment sales increased by a record-setting 21 percent.