Upon returning to the office from the Dealership Minds Summit this summer, our staff started planning how we’d turn all the great presentations into a solid report for this issue. Mike Lessiter came to me with a unique idea … let’s apply what we learned about tech efficiency, time estimates and service management to what we do here as editors.
This month's equipment value guide highlights skid steer loaders from Bobcat, Case, John Deere, Kubota and New Holland. All of the skid steer loaders included in the selection are model year 2020 units and appeared in the Fall 2022 IronGuides issue. For more detailed values use IronGuides.com, an online appraisal tool for agricultural equipment that adjusts for your machine’s unique region, options and usage.
This year’s Farm Equipment Dealer Business Outlook & Trends survey saw a notable drop-off in optimism in dealers’ new and used wholegoods revenue forecasts.
Stacy Anthony, CEO of AGCO dealership AgRevolution, which has 7 locations in Kentucky and Indiana, believes there are 3 factors currently impacting dealers’ journey to (or maintaining) 100% absorption.
In his address to attendees at the 2022 Farm Equipment Dealership Minds Summit, Bob Clements, BCI International, walked dealers through the best practices of the 300-plus dealers he consults with regularly.
From Wayne Brozek’s perspective, the service manager has the toughest job in the dealership. You’d be hard pressed to find a service manager who disagrees.
Brent Bazin, corporate service manager for Young’s Equipment, a Case IH dealer in Saskatchewan, broke into the parts and service industry as a technician for Allis-Chalmers over 40 years ago.
For 3 industry-leading dealerships, managing the service department is an ongoing balance of implementing processes while also remaining open to change.
H&R Agri-Power’s Jeff Morgan rented strip-till equipment, lent a strip-till rig and fertilizer cart to a local crop consultant and collaborated with input dealers to help customers adopt strip-till.
In the staunch no-till country of western Kentucky, a group of dealers and their customers are working together to crack yield caps through the adoption of strip-till.
You’ve probably seen the movie trilogy Back to the Future. There’s no point in telling you the story, but just like in the movie, if we had a time machine, we could influence the present through our actions from the past and change our future through our actions of the present.
ClearFlame Engine Technologies announces developments that could soon put ethanol in the fuel tanks of farm tractors as well as many of the nation’s over-the-road trucks as it vies for clean fuel alternatives.
It’s rare news that can bring a smile to corn farmers, environmentalists, over-the-road truckers and anyone else who uses a diesel engine for a living, but ClearFlame Engine Technologies may have brought Christmas early this year to all those folks.
The newly released Yetter Equipment SharkTooth Finger Wheel builds on Yetter’s success with the original SharkTooth Wheel with narrower teeth designed to move less soil.
The Brent Avalanche dual-auger grain carts have been updated with more auger side reach and height, along with choice of right- or left-hand unloading.
The Smart Seeder Max-S no-till planter is the only seeding and planting platform offering finite VR control of up to 5 independent products as well as 6 in ground placement options per row, totaling 60 independent rows of digital metering systems and seed singulation.
The high depreciation used buyer is next in the series I have been writing called “The Lines of Delineation.” In this article, I talk about these customers’ buying habits and goals.
Connor Tractor has only been open for business for 18 months, but in that time owner Jeremy Connor has improved their unit sales, been named to a “40 under 40” list locally and was named best agricultural dealer in the 352 area code.
Upon returning to the office from the Dealership Minds Summit this summer, our staff started planning how we’d turn all the great presentations into a solid report for this issue. Mike Lessiter came to me with a unique idea … let’s apply what we learned about tech efficiency, time estimates and service management to what we do here as editors.
This year’s Farm Equipment Dealer Business Outlook & Trends survey saw a notable drop-off in optimism in dealers’ new and used wholegoods revenue forecasts.
Web-exclusive content for this month's issue includes: strategies to increase your dealership's absorption, extra Bob Clements pieces, 2 new pieces from Wayne Brozek's 2022 Dealership Minds Summit presentation, and more...
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