3D printing is emerging as a transformative force in the agricultural sector, and AGCO is among the ag companies embracing it. To help farmers stay productive and less dependent on traditional supply chains, this technology allows onsite printing of replacement parts, reducing equipment downtime and extending machinery lifespan.

Disrupting traditional farm machinery sales and service is what AgRevolution CEO Stacy Anthony says is his company’s goal. Learn how AgRev as well as Ziegler Ag Equipment are transforming the dealership experience by bringing service directly to farmers on their land, intentionally pushing repair and service resources out to the farm to minimize downtime.

This On the Record episode, sponsored by Associated Equipment Distributors, looks at AGCO’s plans for its precision business and its 2029 targets. AGCO is outpacing the industry with its suite of precision ag solutions. The video quotes Seth Crawford, Senior Vice President and General Manager, PTx, who laid out AGCO’s journey for growing the PTx portfolio.

AGCO expects 2025 to be difficult but sees Fendt and PTx as long-term income generators. When announcing new financial targets to investors at its 2024 Analyst Meeting in New York City, AGCO set an ambitious goal for technology sales – to set out to earn an estimated $2 billion in net sales by 2029.

The American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) has honored the most innovative engineering advancements in ag, food and bio systems with the AE50 Award for more than 35 years. Here are highlights of two of AGCO’s five 2025 AE50 Award winners: Precision Planting ReconBlockage Sensor and PTx Trimble OutRun Autonomous Grain Cart Solution.