Precision Farming Dealer editors encounter a variety of articles, social media posts, podcasts and videos that offer a unique look at various aspects of our great agricultural industry. Here is our favorite content from the past week:
- Why the Traditional Farm Equipment Dealer is Changing
- AGCO & CNH Announce Precision Technology Leadership Shifts
- Autonomy Takes Stage at Western Canada’s Largest Outdoor Farm Expo
- Oklahoma Farmer Puts Trust in Cutting-Edge Precision Tech
- How Tech is Driving the Next Era of Dealership Support
Why the Traditional Farm Equipment Dealer is Changing
Here’s something to listen to on your way to work this week. On this episode of the Farm4Profit Podcast, Stacy Anthony, CEO and co-founder of Ag Revolution, discusses how his dealership is reshaping equipment sales and service across the Midwest. Anthony explains why his company invested in a fleet of more than 60 mobile service trucks instead of additional brick-and-mortar dealerships.
AGCO & CNH Announce Precision Technology Leadership Shifts
On the latest episode of On the Record, Farm Equipment’s Kim Schmidt catches up with Benjamin Land, vice president of ag sales at Atlantic and Southern Equipment, for a look at the recent moves AGCO and CNH have made in their technology leadership positions.
Autonomy Takes Stage at Western Canada’s Largest Outdoor Farm Expo
Autonomous tractors, combines and sprayers were on display at Ag in Motion in Langham, Saskatchewan, late last month. The Western Producer highlights some of the machines that were showcased and catches up with various manufacturers in this recap article.
Oklahoma Farmer Puts Trust in Cutting-Edge Precision Tech
Oklahoma farmer Zach Rendel takes Farm Talk inside his operation to show how he’s turning his farm into a test lab for the latest precision technology. “We’re always expanding. We’re always moving. At our operation here, our philosophy is, if you’re not learning and adapting, you’re sitting still and you’re getting left behind,” he says.
How Tech is Driving the Next Era of Dealership Support
In this episode of Built on Iron, Ryan D. Raguse, 6th-generation farmer and CEO of Acre Almanac, talks about one of the biggest shifts happening inside equipment dealerships: the loss of institutional knowledge as experienced technicians and parts staff retire. Check out this LinkedIn Post from Brilliant Harvest Inc.
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