Check out the latest grain handling and storage products from some of the industry's leading suppliers.

Philip Burnham with CDS John Blue Company shows off the next generation centrifugal pumps offered by CDS John Blue at the 2017 National Farm Machinery Show.

Darrell Peterson previews the May Wes Quick Disconnect 2 system for headers and tractors in addition to a range of combine and harvest replacement parts.

Paul Ryan, with RFM Ag out of Australia, introduces their Spring Coil Closing Wheel System, available through Poly Tech Industries in North America.

Jerry Graham with Graham Electrical Planter Systems discusses the new wireless electric drive system for planters.

Doug Applegate introduces the Praxidyn Precision Chemical Mixing System.

Brad Baker with Salford Group presents the chassis mount spreader system that can be mounted on high clearance sprayer chassis.

Blue Rivers Technology, winner of a 2017 AE 50 Award, demonstrates their See and Spray Smart Implement.

Sly France showcases the Stripcat II strip-till rig, available in 4- to 16-row models and in 16- to 30-inch row spacings. The row units feature a disc opener between two gauge wheels, two Sunco Sabertooth Trash Wheels, shank setup for placement of liquid or dry fertilizer, a berm-builder and three different models of rear packing wheels. The system runs on parallel linkage with adjustable down pressure from the tractor cab. “It can be used for fall or spring applications as well as for seeding cover crop on either side of the strip,” says company president, Cyrille Geneste.

Boasting an off-line correction of nearly 5 feet, it will deliver the same precision and sub-inch row accuracy results that have become synonymous with the ProTrakker brand. The WS9000T is specific to John Deere 9000T and 9000RT tractor models. These tractors have a wide swing mechanism that customers want to control and now can. "Just like our other hydraulic hitch models, the WS9000T can be controlled in multiple ways for the implement correction farmers are seeking," says company president Cory Miller.