AGCO to Unveil Global Products and Farmer-First Innovations at 2026 Farm Progress Show
AGCO will showcase new tractors, planters, hay equipment, and precision agriculture solutions at the 2026 Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa, from September 1–3.
AGCO Corporation announced it will unveil new products and innovations across its Fendt, Massey Ferguson, and PTx brands at the 2026 Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa, from September 1 to 3. The event will feature the debut of new tractors and planters from Fendt, updated hay equipment and planters from Massey Ferguson, and mixed-fleet retrofit and autonomy solutions from PTx. AGCO’s CEO Eric Hansotia emphasized the importance of North America to the company’s growth plans, noting the event’s role in demonstrating technology directly to farmers.
Fendt will introduce three new products, including updates to its 500 Vario Gen4 and 800 Vario Gen5 tractors, along with transport speed options and a preview of the IDEAL combine ahead of the 2026 Fendt Harvest Tour. The brand will also host its first international press conference in the U.S. on September 2 from 9–10 a.m. CT, with media from multiple continents attending. A pre-show media event on September 1 will provide journalists with hands-on access to the latest equipment.
Massey Ferguson will display new N-Series Split/Narrow Row Planters with Precision Planting technology, a next-generation double baler with an inline dual-bale system, and the MF 5S Series with Dyna-VT transmission. The updates focus on improving productivity, efficiency, and uptime for farmers. The exhibit will also highlight practical innovations in hay equipment, tractor technology, and customer support designed to enhance farm operations.
PTx will showcase precision agriculture solutions, including the ArrowTube seed orientation system, SymphonyVision Duo camera-based spraying, DrySet air seeder system, and SmokeRow sprayer systems. The booth will also feature PTx FarmENGAGE fleet management software and OutRun autonomous harvest and tillage options from PTx Trimble. Visitors can learn about these technologies at Booth 634 during the show, which runs from September 1–3.