AGCO Demonstrates Integrated Autonomy and Precision Farming Systems at Louisville Show

AGCO brings integrated autonomy and precision tools to Louisville

Integrated autonomy demonstration aims to reshape farm operations

AGCO is presenting an expansive, integrated exhibit at the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Kentucky, from Feb. 11–14, 2026, that emphasizes autonomous solutions and precision agriculture across its North American portfolio. The company teams with its AgRevolution™ dealership network in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio to deliver hands‑on demonstrations that show how connected machines, data and service programs work together to improve uptime and productivity in row‑crop and mixed‑farming operations.

The exhibit showcases a coordinated approach rather than isolated products, with demonstrations designed to help farmers evaluate ease of integration and expected real‑world gains in efficiency and decision making. AGCO Vice President, Marketing Mike Long says attendees can expect one‑on‑one consultations, walkthroughs of service and parts programs, and field simulations that illustrate how autonomy and precision tools fit into existing workflows. The showcase stresses operational outcomes — reduced downtime, simplified maintenance and clearer data‑driven choices — as central selling points.

By presenting autonomy, smart equipment and data tools in a single display, AGCO aims to make it easier for dealers and farmers to see how components from different brands operate together under a common service and support model. The combined presence with AgRevolution dealers allows for immediate follow‑up conversations on implementation, training and service options, reinforcing the company’s message that technology adoption is supported by dealer networks and care programs.

Fendt and combine automation details

Fendt’s full display highlights autonomous capability and customer support, including the Fendt 1000 Vario® Gen4 tractor paired with a PTx OutRun™ grain cart and tillage automation that enable fully autonomous operation and tighter field precision. The display also previews IDEAL® combine updates focused on cleaning performance and automation and promotes AGCO’s Gold Star Customer Care Program, which bundles warranty coverage, scheduled maintenance and dealer service.

Massey Ferguson and PTx integration, dealer training

Massey Ferguson presents simpler, dependable machines enhanced with intuitive, field‑proven technology while PTx shows autonomy and automation tools that integrate across AGCO brands. AGCO’s Feb. 4, 2026 PR Newswire release from Duluth, Georgia, says the four‑day show gives farmers, dealers and partners hands‑on training and demonstrations intended to illustrate productivity gains and the practical steps for adding autonomy into diverse cropping systems.