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Special National Farm Machinery Show newsletters coming

Special National Farm Machinery Show newsletters coming
Feb 24, 2025
By Farms.com

The first one arrives March 3 and is dedicated to technology from the show

Farms.com has a treat in store for subscribers of the free weekly Machinery newsletter.

Beginning with the newsletter arriving in email inboxes on Monday, March 3, multiple editions of the publication will be dedicated to the National Farm Machinery Show (NFMS).

Each newsletter will have up to nine videos and articles highlighting the exciting announcements and updates from the show.

The Farms.com team attended the NFMS in Louisville and conducted interviews with reps from manufacturers bringing new pieces of equipment and technology to the industry.

“You can absolutely feel the energy in the air when you’re walking around the show,” said Ryan Ridley, Farms.com’s digital marketing and PR manager, who attended the event “We’re excited to bring some of that energy back and share it with farmers.”

The first special NFMS edition of the newsletter will highlight technology from the show.

PTx Trimble and its expansion of OutRun will be featured in the publication.

What started out as an autonomous grain cart has now expanded into tillage and manure spreading.

John Deere introduced new offerings for its planter upgrade kits in 2026.

MaxEmerge 5, for example, is ideal for 5 mph planting and provides a 20% improvement in population accuracy. This solution is available for model year 2015 and newer John Deere planters.

The newsletter will also feature content from Case IH, Ag Leader, Salford, and more!

Don’t miss out on these exciting newsletters and the chance to learn about pieces of equipment and technology that could benefit your operation.

You can sign up for the Machinery newsletter or any of Farms.com’s newsletters here.


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