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Row by Row is your go-to source for year-round insights, aimed at helping you harvest more of the corn you grow. From growing season considerations to to post-harvest maintenance and everything in between, each article is packed with actionable information. Content is organized by seasonal relevance—Growing Season, Harvest Preparation, and Harvest Season—plus two categories that offer value any time of year: Customer Experience and General Interest. Dive deeper with topic filters to find exactly what matters to your operation.

Illinois Farm Family Breaks Brand Loyalty to Save Yield

Illinois farmer, Chris Ohrt, says there’s never a time when you shouldn’t try to harvest all the corn you grow. Learn how his Drago GT reduced harvest loss, and why it’s the only corn head he’ll ever own.

Nebraska Farmer Switches from Deere to Capture More Corn 

For Geoff Ruth, harvest season in central Nebraska is an exciting time –– especially since switching his corn head from a Deere to a Drago last year.

Every Kernel Counts — That’s Why Ag PhD Research Counts on Drago

“Our hybrid data collection relies on getting the most yield the most consistent way possible,” says Glenn Herz, Ag PhD Research Lead.

Texas Producer Says No Single Brand has the Best Answer for Every Piece of Equipment

Deere customer says he isn’t afraid to try new technologies and that “Drago was unbelievable.” Check out what else he had to say about his experience.

Iowa Farmer Share Insights on Staying Profitable — Now and in the Future

Iowa Corn Promotion Board President, Kelly Nieuwenhuis, discusses best practices on his farm operation amidst agricultural volatility. In Kelly Nieuwenhuis’ 39 years of farming, one constant that remains the same is change.

Minnesota Drago Owners Never Look Back

For the Chirpich family of Wells, MN, their farming roots run generations deep. After decades of farming and raising their children on the family farmstead, Don and Teresa Chirpich drive positive change as they integrate the next generation into their operation. 

Iowa Farmer First Discovered the Drago Difference in 2005

While many producers find it difficult to consider purchasing a corn head that isn’t from a major brand, northern Iowa farmer Stewart Ohrtman, said his decision wasn’t all that hard.

Once He Ran a Drago, This Kansas Farmer Knew He Made a Smart Decision

“We tend to accept the fact we’re going to have yield loss every year. Well, I wasn’t happy with that.”

Efficiency and Profitability Goals Lead Iowa Farmer to a Drago Corn Head

The farming goal of Daren Lauritsen is to be as efficient and profitable as possible. He had that goal in mind in 2004 when he purchased a Drago corn head to match his John Deere combine.

Repeat Customer: Iowa Farmer Confirms Drago Corn Head Durability & Reliability

If there’s better testimony than a producer buying his first Drago corn head, it’s when a producer buys his second Drago corn head.

Nebraska Farmer Shares Insights on Harvesting Downed Corn with a Drago

“I’ve always said that for a farmer, hell would be having to combine downed corn for all eternity because there’s nothing more stressful or more of a pain point than harvesting downed corn.”

Indiana Brothers Describe Decision to Buy a Drago and What They’ve Learned

“We had a lot of questions and concerns. Eventually, through conversations and testimonials we decided to buy our first Drago.”

Indiana Farmer Cuts Costs, Boosts Efficiency with Drago Corn Head Upgrade

Combine optimization has often been considered the key to corn harvest efficiency, but as producers’ harvest equipment needs have grown, corn head performance has become equally as critical.