AGCO will take part in the 2026 Commodity Classic in San Antonio, Texas (February 25–27) with a combined exhibit area of more than 24,000 square feet, featuring its Fendt, Massey Ferguson, and PTx brands. The displays will focus on the latest precision agriculture equipment, retrofit upgrades, and advanced autonomy solutions, while giving attendees the chance to speak directly with AGCO experts and explore how these technologies can support productivity, efficiency, and profitability across day-to-day farm operations.
“Commodity Classic gives us an ideal setting to meet with professional farmers and help them explore the newest solutions that can move their operations forward. Our exhibits bring together advanced equipment, retrofit technology and next–generation autonomy, all designed for farmers’ real–world needs. We’re excited for attendees to experience these innovations firsthand and discover how AGCO can support their productivity and success in 2026.”
Said Mike Long, AGCO Vice President, Marketing.
At booth 1181, Fendt will showcase its latest developments in power, precision, and autonomy, led by the debut of the all-new Fendt 500 Vario® Series. Designed to pair a compact footprint with strong performance, the new lineup features the FendtONE™ operator environment and smart farming tools aimed at expanding versatility across a wide range of tasks. Fendt will also spotlight the 800 Vario Gen5, positioning it around higher daily productivity and operator comfort, with features such as a massage seat and UltraVision LED lighting, alongside a focus on manoeuvrability and fuel efficiency. On the autonomy front, the Fendt 1000 Vario Gen4, equipped with PTx Trimble™ OutRun™ grain cart and tillage solutions, will be presented as a step toward fully autonomous field operations. Visitors will also get a preview of automation updates and cleaning-performance improvements planned for the Fendt IDEAL® combine.
At booths 781 and 1081, Massey Ferguson will focus on updates to its core promise of dependable, straightforward equipment, now paired with intuitive, field-proven technology such as Tractor Implement Management (TIM) and PTx FarmEngage™. The stand will feature the MF 9S tractor alongside the 500R sprayer and planter, illustrating the brand’s push for practical, high-performance machines suited to a wide range of farm operations. Massey Ferguson will also roll out MF Always Running, a built-in warranty program aimed at making ownership more predictable, helping reduce risk, and supporting higher uptime for farmers.
At booth 1681, PTx will present new solutions from both Precision Planting® and PTx Trimble, with several highlights carried over from the company’s recent Winter Conference announcements. Among the products featured will be Precision Planting ArrowTube™, a device designed to improve seed orientation, and Precision Planting SymphonyVision™ | Duo. This intelligent spraying system enables broadcast and targeted application in a single pass. The stand will also include PTx Trimble OutRun, a retrofit autonomy solution positioned to boost field efficiency without requiring a new machine platform. PTx specialists will be available on-site for one-to-one conversations with growers, focusing on practical upgrades for the 2026 season to improve yields, operating economics, and overall efficiency.
Commodity Classic attendees can experience AGCO’s full lineup of innovations by visiting the company’s exhibits throughout the show.
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