AGCO (NYSE: AGCO) is demonstrating autonomy, artificial intelligence (AI) and mixed-fleet connectivity during its annual Tech Day at Stewart Farms near Yorkville, outside Chicago, Illinois. Showcased during the fall harvest, the technologies are designed to help farmers increase productivity, improve efficiency and enhance profitability across the crop cycle.

AGCO’s OutRun autonomous platform operates alongside two driverless Fendt tractors during AGCO Tech Day 2025 in Germany. At this year’s event near Chicago, AGCO will demonstrate autonomy, AI and mixed-fleet technologies spanning farm management, planting, weed control, harvest, grain handling, fertilizer application, tillage and service support.
“Farmers judge technology by what it returns, not by what it promises,” said Eric Hansotia, AGCO’s Chairman, President and CEO. “At Tech Day, we are demonstrating autonomy, AI and connected solutions in the conditions farmers work in every day, helping them get more value from every pass across the field.”

AGCO’sPTx® precision agriculture solutions are built to work across brands and machines and reach farmers through a dedicated technology channel designed to accelerate adoption. By combining specialized PTx dealers, AGCO machine dealers and OEM partnerships, AGCO can deliver retrofit and factory-fit solutions that help farmers connect mixed fleets, put their data to work and get more value from the equipment they already operate.
Throughout the event, AGCO will demonstrate how connected technologies work together from planning and planting through crop protection, harvest and service support…
Source: agropages.com
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