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A Good Way to Grow: a Look at Kinze Expansion Through the Years

If you’re not growing, you’re dying – or so the saying goes. At the same time, growing too rapidly can leave a company stretched beyond its production needs and create financial perils that can be difficult to overcome.   At Kinze, we have always pursued expansion cautiously - developing new...

Benefits of Kinze’s New Multi-hybrid Planting Technology

Kinze Manufacturing showed off the Kinze 4900 multi-hybrid planter at the 2014 Farm Progress Show. The planter allows the ability to better match seed varieties with soil types and field conditions. Watch the video from Farm Equipment. 

Split Hybrids Between Management Zones

Planting the same hybrid across an entire field can shortchange yields on multiple soil types. In partnership with Beck’s Hybrid, Kinze developed a multi-hybrid planter that has seen successful trials with corn and soybean hybrids. Read more from Agriculture.com. 

Kinze in Rewind: a Look Back at Our Ads of Yesteryear

“Look What We Can Build” In the early days, Kinze built its reputation on custom-built equipment for local farmers in the Williamsburg area. This local Williamsburg newspaper ad (pictured below) for Kinze Welding (1966) featured a custom-built 550-bushel grain and heralded the first-ever auger-unloading model. It was designed with two...

Multi-hybrid Planter Shines at the Farm Progress Show

Well, it was a soggy couple of days at the Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa last week. But the rain certainly didn’t keep too many farmers away, as thousands turned out to see the latest and greatest products and services from more than 700 ag-related exhibitors. Exhibitors traveled from...

Everything Ag on Display at the Farm Progress Show

The blue Kinze grain cart was among the farm machinery on display at the 2014 Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa. The author spoke with Kinze’s Luc van Herle about Kinze’s long history of venting corn dust to the ground to protect bees.  Read more from Harvest Public Media.