AGCO will unveil its latest agricultural innovations at the 2025 Farm Progress Show in Decatur, Illinois, from August 26 to 28, offering farmers and industry professionals a first look at new tractors, planters, autonomy solutions, and precision agriculture technologies. The company, a global leader in agricultural machinery, will showcase advancements across its Fendt, Massey Ferguson, and PTx brands, with a focus on both cutting-edge equipment and retrofit options for existing machinery.
The event kicks off with an exclusive pre-show media briefing on Tuesday morning, where journalists can explore AGCO’s newest offerings before the show opens to the public. Held in Booth 333 from 7 to 8 a.m. CT, the session will provide hands-on equipment access, insights from AGCO executives, and opportunities for interviews. The company’s emphasis on early engagement underscores the significance of its latest developments, particularly in autonomy and precision farming—two areas reshaping modern agriculture.
Fendt’s exhibit will center on high-horsepower tractors and planters, including updates to its Momentum planter and Rogator 900 Series applicator. The brand will also celebrate 30 years of Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) technology, a milestone that reflects its long-standing influence on tractor efficiency and operator comfort. Alongside equipment, Fendt will highlight its enhanced Gold Star Customer Care Program, which now integrates expanded digital support—a nod to the growing demand for connected services in farming.
For smaller operations, Massey Ferguson will introduce the 5M Series tractor, designed for mid-acreage farms seeking reliability without unnecessary complexity. The tractor’s North American debut follows its international recognition, positioning it as a practical choice for producers balancing performance and affordability. The booth will also feature the E-Loader system for precision loader control and the HayBoss DryMax applicator, which helps farmers preserve hay quality—a critical factor in livestock and forage operations.
Autonomy takes center stage at the PTx booth, where attendees can explore the OutRun autonomous grain cart and other season-spanning solutions. The Precision Planting CornerStone system and SymphonyVision camera technology for spraying will be on display, alongside Radicle Agronomics’ soil sampling tools. These offerings align with broader industry trends toward data-driven decision-making and reduced labor dependency, particularly as farms face persistent workforce challenges.
AGCO’s inclusion of retrofit technologies is particularly notable, as it addresses the needs of farmers who may not be ready for full equipment upgrades but still seek to adopt precision agriculture. By providing pathways to modernize existing machinery, the company is making advanced features more accessible—a strategic move in an era where cost efficiency and sustainability are top priorities.
The Farm Progress Show remains a key platform for agricultural innovation, and AGCO’s presence this year reflects its commitment to both high-tech solutions and practical, farmer-focused advancements. For those attending, the event offers a chance to see how these technologies might fit into their operations—whether through new equipment, autonomy, or precision tools designed to maximize every pass in the field.