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Rocky Mountain Farmer I am a fourth generation potato farmer in Southeast Idaho. We farm about 4000 acres.

10/27/2026

We put the brand-new Case AF10 head-to-head against our Fendt Ideal 9 to see which machine truly rules the field. From header performance and grain tank capacity to engine power and cab comfort, we break down the pros and cons of these two harvest beasts. Which one would you choose for your operation?

10/26/2026

Choosing a combine comes down to massive price differences and real-world performance. While the Case is powerful, the Fendt offers a quieter cab and a safer, enclosed engine design at a much lower price point. It’s a tough call for any farmer. Which machine would you choose for your fields?

10/25/2026

Putting the Case AF10 to the test against the Fendt. While the grain tank capacity and automation system are impressive, the performance in high-yield wheat left me wanting more. Is the extra horsepower really worth the investment? Let me know your thoughts on this setup.

10/24/2026

Putting two heavy-duty combines to the test in the field. From cab comfort and GPS software frustrations to header performance, we break down exactly what works and what needs improvement. Have you ever wondered what it's really like to operate these machines?

10/23/2026

Ever wonder what it takes to run a high-tech combine? Here is a breakdown of the controls, settings, and why this machine is a game-changer for our harvest season. It is not just about the specs, but the service and reliability that keeps us moving in the field.

10/22/2026

Pushing heavy equipment to the limit in the wheat field. While the Case struggles with power and throughput, the Fendt remains remarkably smooth. We take a close look at the operator comfort features, high-tech cab controls, and those essential creature comforts that make long days easier.

10/21/2026

Switching up equipment for the day. While one tractor was the go-to yesterday, today is all about learning the ropes. Sometimes you have to make adjustments when training new hands on the farm.

10/21/2026

The days are long and the work is constant when the harvest is in full swing. From monitoring combine automation and managing grain carts to chasing gorgeous sunsets across the field, there is never a dull moment in the cab. Just one last load to go before calling it a day.

10/20/2026

Getting the most out of your combine means having the right equipment. Without the chopper bypass kit, windrowing straw becomes a major challenge in the field. It is a lesson learned for future setups, but the cab comfort and overall performance are making the demo day a success.

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