How to Monitor Your Farm with John Deere Operations Center™

Preparing for Milo and Corn Harvest Starts Long Before the First Pass

Every harvest season has one thing in common—Whether you're harvesting silage, corn, or milo, weather, crop conditions, and tight schedules leave little room for downtime. That's why some of the most important work of harvest happens weeks before the first acre is cut. Ask any experienced producer, and they'll likely tell you the same thing: harvest is the wrong time to discover a problem you could have fixed early in late summer or early fall. A little time spent inspecting your equipment now can help reduce downtime, improve efficiency, and keep your operation moving when every hour in the field counts.

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We've been blessed with some moisture across much of our area, and everywhere we go, we see planters getting out in the field. In Amarillo, new planters are hitting the ground today, ready to be put to work. If you're interested in ordering a new planter, valuing your trade-in, or taking a look at our inventory of used planting equipment, contact us today!