In parts of Australia, buying a bigger combine depends on the width of the header.

LaFollette Enterprises depend on MacDon Windrowers to increase the efficiency of their operation.

Mike Wagner was the first in Mississippi to use a MacDon draper. Now, everyone has them.

The United Kingdom’s first 40' (12.2 m) draper header performs well despite poor weather conditions.

MacDon’s rigid and flex drapers get the 5 Series treatment with more than 30 improvements between them.

With almost 10,000 cows in their herd, the Dugan family operates one of arizona’s largest dairies.

When Soren Jespersen did the math, his MacDon D60s came out the clear winner.

THIS NEW CAB MAKES THE DAY A LOT SHORTER – WE CAN JUST KEEP ON GOING BECAUSE IT’S NOT NEARLY AS FATIGUING. Over the last few decades the changing…

MacDon completes the set of its 5 Series Windrowers with the release of the M155 and M105.

A less than satisfactory experience with a competitive flex head leads the Aulies to MacDon.

MacDon’s relationship with South American farmers is just starting to take off.

Shawn Johnson says that his FD70s give him an advantage over others.