Contest winners Michael Douglas from Kentucky and Jeremy Smart from Ohio each own grain carts from Kinze’s historic first run in 1971.
Harvest season is quickly approaching, and grandpa’s old adage rings as true as ever: an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. On top of supplying a new run of 2022 grain carts, Kinze is offering maintenance recommendations for any grain cart this season — even the old ones.
Kinze Manufacturing is meeting the high-tech market head-on with the launch of its 3505 True Speed high-speed planter for the 2023 season.
Kinze Manufacturing launched a contest for their customers. The grain cart contest aims to find the company’s oldest grain cart that is still running.
Kinze announced they will expand their True Speed high-speed planting technology to five more planter configurations for the 2022 season.
Kinze Manufacturing and Ag Leader said that they are being sued by John Deere, over “patent infringement related to True Speed / SureSpeed technology.”
Kinze Manufacturing has received a prestigious AE50 award for 2021 for its True Speed technology enabling high-speed planting.
Kinze Manufacturing posted a cease and desist letter they received from John Deere from earlier this month onto Twitter, along with their reply.
The 16-row configuration, originally planned for 2022, is being released well ahead of schedule.
The Kinze Blue Vantage display package features the most intuitive interface in the industry and will have enhanced integration for the 2021 season.