Row By Row - Harvest more of what you grow.

Row by Row is your go-to source for year-round insights, aimed at helping you harvest more of the corn you grow. From growing season considerations to to post-harvest maintenance and everything in between, each article is packed with actionable information. Content is organized by seasonal relevance—Growing Season, Harvest Preparation, and Harvest Season—plus two categories that offer value any time of year: Customer Experience and General Interest. Dive deeper with topic filters to find exactly what matters to your operation.

How to Manage Corn Disease Impact on Harvest

Corn disease trends seen during the 2025 growing season reinforce just how important it is to use corn header technology that helps you capture every kernel.

Gathering Chains 101

The gathering chain design within a Drago corn head helps farmers capture more yield than with competitor chains. Learn what features set us apart.

A Sure Sign You’re Losing Yield: Deck Plate Wear

Farmers may be familiar with the telltale signs of yield loss at the corn head: ears bouncing out of the head or kernels pinging off the windshield. But there’s another sign that main-line head owners may not be aware of: deck plate wear.

Maintain Your Drago Head With Drago Parts

Harvest season is the best time to evaluate your hybrids, crop fertility and crop protection, and it’s a great time to evaluate your corn head, too, says Matt Scott, national service manager for Dragotec USA.

A Few More Zerks for Better ROI

The question isn’t why Drago corn heads have more maintenance, but why other brands don’t. Drago owners know the added yield and durability they get in return are well worth it.

Post Harvest Maintenance Tips

Denny Bollig, Farmer, and President of Dragotec U.S.A., explains what you need to look for and when you need to weigh your options on repairing or replacing parts. Other topics covered are drive systems, gearboxes, deck plates, knife rolls, and more.

Leverage Insights at Harvest to Boost Productivity Next Year

During harvest, every combine operator has a front-row seat for learning how the growing season went and what can be done to make the next season better.