"Our products can’t be me-too machines"

M Series windrowers deliver more than expected for Alberta farmer Murray Taks.

New rotary disc pull-type mower brings home MacDon’s fourth AE50 award.

For Oregon grass seed farmer Denver Pugh.

MacDon flex and rigid drapers are letting producers take their larger combines to the max.

MacDon drapers help Don Boles bring his harvest in.

Chowchilla farmer’s search for a better hay windrower ends with MacDon’s new M150.

It’s not every engineer who gets to work on a machine that has the potential to change an industry.

MacDon’s engineers were given a clean slate back in 2001 when they first started dreaming about what the next generation of wind

MacDon machines honored at AE50

The ContourMax wheels make a huge difference. In fact, we wouldn’t be able to run a 50-foot header on our land without them because it’s too uneven.…

Normally, in crops like lentils our speed would be 7 to 7.5 kph tops but with the FD2 we were up to 9 to 9.5 kph. And don’t forget we were going from…