The Great American Wheat Harvest tells the story of hard-working custom harvesters.

For Alabama farmer Annie Dee, conservation and profitability are two sides of the same coin.

Billy Tankard says FlexDrapers are taking over in North Carolina.

Embracing the custom cutting lifestyle with the Zeorians.

Montana wheat farmer Jerry McRae windrows to manage sawfly damage.

All farmer Meinrad Kaelin wanted was a grain farm in Canada.

MacDon increases its brand presence in Ontario and Quebec.

AG CONNECT doubles in attendance to become one of North America’s most Informative shows.

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.