Massey Ferguson unveils N-Series planters at Farm Progress Show
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AGCO (NYSE: AGCO) introduced the Massey Ferguson N-Series split/narrow row planters at the 2026 Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa, on Sept. 2, 2026.
The N-Series lineup is available in six configurations: 23-15, 24-15, 31-15, 32-15, 24-20 and 24-22. Each unit comes with factory-installed Precision Planting technologies, including 20|20 Gen3, vSet2, vDrive and DeltaForce. The planters also feature twin 45-bushel central seed tanks and an optional liquid fertilizer capacity of up to 500 gallons.
The platform is designed with a modular structure, allowing producers to add optional technologies such as WaveVision, SpeedTube, CleanSweep, EMHD and Pump Stack. The company states the design requires no subscriptions or unlocks and features greaseless operation intended to reduce maintenance demands.
"Farmers want proven technology without unnecessary complexity," said Forrest Francis, Tactical Marketing Manager, Planters, Massey Ferguson North America. "The N-Series delivers the performance producers need today while giving them the flexibility to adapt as their operation grows."
The N-Series planters were among several products displayed at the Massey Ferguson exhibit at the Farm Progress Show. Other featured products included updates to the MF 9S Series tractors with Tractor Implement Management and MF AutoHeadland, the MF 5S Series with a new Dyna-VT continuously variable transmission, and updates to the Massey Ferguson double baler.
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