Kyle Busch has always bucked the system, embracing the notoriety that comes with being NASCAR's newest bad boy. But this time, even his most ardent supporters wonder if Busch went too far.

Commercial fertilizer application is an important source of revenue for retailers of agricultural inputs across North America. Dramatic increases in fuel and fertilizer prices are making it increasingly difficult for the commercial applicator to remain profitable and deliver the value

Deere Reports Second-Quarter Earnings of $472 Million Deere & Company recently announced worldwide net income of $472.3 million, or $1.11 per share, for the second quarter ended April 30, compared with $763.5 million, or $1.74 per share, for the same

New Holland Top ServiceSM, the industry-leading program designed to provide New Holland equipment owners with 24/7 after-sales support, has been enhanced to include critical breakdown assistance for BB9000 Series big square balers. "We’re proud to be able to expand this

A study conducted by Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientists and their cooperators has dispelled a belief among some sugar beet growers that different sugar beet varieties require different nitrogen fertilization applications. In integrated farming systems, sugar beet growers harvest the

Washington Winter Wheat Forecast In Washington, production is forecast to reach 102.0 million bushels, up 6 percent from 2008 but down from the 104.8 million bushels harvested two years ago. Yields are expected to average 60.0 bushels per acre, up

Hyundai Motor India is planning to establish a diesel engine plant close to its existing car manufacturing facility near Chennai, India.

In an effort to gain a competitive edge and outdo its auto counterparts, Ford Canada seeks to negotiate a new labour deal with the Canadian Auto Workers (CAW) union.

General Motors has reached a tentative deal to sell its Saturn brand to Penske Automotive Group, a car-dealer chain led by racing-team owner Roger Penske.

Auto-parts maker Tenneco has formed a new joint venture (JV) with Beijing Hainachuan Automotive Parts Company (BHAP), to produce vehicle emission control exhaust systems for the Chinese market.

General Motors (GM) has agreed to finance private equity firm Platinum Equity's buyout of Delphi Corp. GM will provide more than $2 billion to Platinum Equity for purchasing most of the assets of Delphi.

After driving prototype electric vehicles from GM, Ford, Nissan, and Mini, plus the production version of the Tesla Roadster, John Voelcker brings us his impressions from Silicon Valley, Detroit and New York. The electric future may be less foreign than

Bankruptcy experts have said the surprise order last night by Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg putting a temporary hold on Chrysler's sale to Fiat might simply be the judge taking time to ensure the right ruling is made.

Fiat chief Sergio Marchionne has said the Italian company "will never" walk away from its deal with Chrysler despite yesterday's US Supreme Court decision to temporarily block the sale of the American carmaker's assets.

Nissan expects the Indian market to grow to over 2m by 2012 from 1.5m sold within the last financial year, and sees its plant there as vital for the company's European plans.

Sales of new cars and light commercial vehicles in Russia plunged 58% year on year in May.

Jenson Button has turned many heads in the F1 paddock with his form this year - with Ross Brawn admitting that even he has been taken aback by just how 'exceptional' the Briton has been.

Another warning has been issued to Max Mosley over his controversial budget cap initiative, with Ferrari star Felipe Massa telling the FIA President that if it is introduced, then F1 will no longer be 'at the top of motorsport'.

He might have won six of seven races, but Jenson Button is not unbeatable, claims Brawn team-mate Barrichello.

FIA president urges FOTA teams to switch to unconditional entries - then start negotiations.