Have you ever wondered how Allis-Chalmers tractors got their distinctive shade of orange? It’s not because orange was the only color left! (Although to be fair, a desire

Submit your answer for a chance to win a $25 Steiner gift card! 17 winners will be randomly chosen from all correct entries. This Tractor Trivia begins Tuesday,

This 1951 Farmall H was purchased new by my Grandfather and used until about 1980 on a small farm in Southeast Ohio. I salvaged it out of a

Here’s a restoration project to drool over – a very rare Farmall Super M-VTA, restored to perfection by Eric Shuster of Moweaqua, Illinois. As far as I can

 This 1952 Farmall H is my VERY first tractor. I’ve been wanting to get my own tractor for quite awhile. I didn’t grow up as farm kid but

The photo is of the Davenport Family Farm Barn which is a landmark in Hayesville, North Carolina. The tractor in the photo is a John Deere A that

My Grandfather purchased this new in 1949 and used it to farm his farm of 140 acres in rural Missouri.  The tractor sat in the barn for 30+

Steiner employee work anniversaries: 8th – John Craven, Inventory Control –  8 years 25th – Kenny Amrich, Shipping – 1 year 25th Cody Thorn, Receiving – 5 years Birthdays: 7th – Vicky