4AG Blog

Team members at an Oklahoma manufacturing facility inspecting planter components and agricultural parts made in the United States by trusted agriculture equipment manufacturers and farm equipment suppliers.

Made in the United States Farm Equipment Still Matters

Built on durability, reliability, and practical field experience, this blog explores why equipment made in the United States continues to matter in modern agriculture. Learn how Oklahoma manufacturing, trusted agriculture equipment manufacturers, and dependable farm equipment suppliers help farmers reduce downtime, improve efficiency, and keep operations running season after season.

Read More »
Detailed close-up of hay bale netting on a round hay bale during cattle feeding operations with farming supplies, cube feeder equipment, and cake feeder setups.

7 Everyday Problems Ranchers Face With Hay Bale Netting

Hay feeding is part of everyday life for many ranchers. Whether feeding through winter, supplementing pasture conditions, or maintaining cattle year-round, hay becomes a constant part of the operation. And wherever there is hay, there is hay bale netting. While net wrap helps preserve bale quality and reduce hay loss

Read More »
Farmer operating no till farming equipment with no till planter and seeder machine similar to no till seed drill

What Equipment Do You Actually Need for No-Till Farming

If you’ve spent any time researching no till farming equipment, you already know there’s no shortage of options. Planters, drills, row cleaners, closing wheels — it can get overwhelming fast. The truth is, you don’t need everything. You just need the right equipment that works in your conditions and holds

Read More »
Farmer inspecting planter components during planter maintenance checklist before planting season

Planter Maintenance Checklist: 6 Costly Mistakes

Planter Maintenance Checklist: 6 Costly Mistakes Getting ready for planting season isn’t just about hooking up the planter and heading to the field. If your equipment isn’t dialed in before that first pass, you’re already fighting an uphill battle. A planter that hasn’t been properly maintained can cause inconsistent seed

Read More »
Close-up of planter closing wheels working through dry crop residue in a no-till field

No Till Planting: 4 Reasons It Fails

No Till Planting: 4 Reasons It Fails No till planting sounds simple on paper—skip the tillage, save time, and protect your soil. But once you get into the field, it doesn’t always go that smoothly. A lot of farmers try no till planting expecting quick improvements, only to run into

Read More »