AGCO, Your Agriculture Company (NYSE: AGCO), a worldwide manufacturer and distributor of agricultural equipment, and representatives from over 100 AGCO dealers, cut the ribbon on Tuesday, Feb. 4, on a full-stocking parts distribution center (PDC) in Woodstock, Ontario. The new PDC, which will house 40% more parts, totaling of $7M USD more than the facility it replaced, will ensure customers in eastern Canada have the right parts when they need them most. Dealers traveled from as far away as Nova Scotia to tour the new distribution center and learn about how it will help them better serve their customers.

Great Plains Manufacturing, Salina, Kansas, recently unveiled its new 15,000 square foot state-of-the-art conference center when it played host to over 300 Great Plains Division dealer sales and service representatives. The company's Land Pride Division is set to host regional dealer meetings in early March.

AGCO has opened the doors to the all-new Global Learning Center, Duluth (GLC), a state-of-the-art agricultural equipment and technology learning center.

JCB today announced the opening of a new West Coast Parts Distribution Center in Fontana, Calif., bringing its total number of distribution centers in North America to three.

Hoober Inc., a farm equipment dealer with stores in Pennsylvania and Delaware, recently completed work on a precision ag training center that will go on the road to provide farmers with knowledge and training.

Agricultural equipment maker Agco Corp. this month opened a regional training center at the College of Western Idaho Boise Diesel Technology Building on the Boise State University Campus.

RDO Equipment Co.'s location in Grand Forks, following a donation to the Altru Cancer Center, was recently featured in a newsletter for the the city's hospital, Altru Health System.

The AGCO parts distribution facility in Regina has expanded its role in the agricultural equipment company's international empire.

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