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The not-so-fun side of buying new equipment

Record prices helped many operations reinvest in long‑needed equipment, yet tight inventories and higher income created new worries about taxes, timing and cash flow. While neighbors may assume “it must be nice,” most producers are simply catching up after years of sacrifice and deferred maintenance.
February 5, 2026
Andy Overbay

Strong cattle markets have allowed some producers to finally upgrade equipment, but those purchases come with more stress than most people realize.


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Ag telehandlers: A versatile equipment option for today’s farms

Telehandlers help reduce labor costs by allowing one operator to manage multiple handling tasks while improving workflow during peak seasons. Their ability to switch between attachments makes them useful across feeding, maintenance and material‑moving jobs.
February 3, 2026
Bob Nelson

Telehandlers are becoming a go‑to solution for farms looking to boost efficiency with fewer people.


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February 2026 new product rollout

January 15, 2026

Check out the latest products from Montana State University Extension, Loveland Products, JCB and more.


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Equipment Hub: Perfect planting for spring

A planter or drill that isn’t level or is running on worn openers, closers or coulters can’t deliver consistent seed depth. Rough seedbeds only magnify the problem, causing equipment to rise and fall and leaving seeds too shallow or too deep. Calibration and a smooth surface set the stage for uniform emergence and solid stands.
January 12, 2026
Andy Overbay

Perfect seed placement starts long before the seed hits the soil. From leveling your planter to smoothing the seedbed, small adjustments now prevent big problems later.


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Equipment Hub: Do I need new tires or new rims?

Tires may be the most visible sign of wear, but rims can fail and compromise performance. When tread shortens, clearance issues and ground strikes become real risks, sometimes making a rim change as necessary as new rubber.
January 8, 2026
Andy Overbay

Tread wear is easy to spot, but rims can quietly fail beneath the surface. Knowing when to replace both ensures your tractor stays safe, efficient and ready for the work ahead.


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January ​​​​​2026 new product rollout

December 30, 2025

Check out the latest products from Case IH, PTx Trimble, Polaris and more.


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Equipment Hub: Too tight or too loose?

A bolt’s job isn’t just to stay put – it’s to stretch just enough to hold parts together under relentless stress. In an engine, that means clamping a head gasket tight enough to withstand thousands of explosive power strokes every minute. The wisdom is in striking that balance, where torque becomes steady clamping force without crossing the line into damage.
December 4, 2025
Brad Nelson

Tight enough to hold, but not so tight it breaks – that’s the art of a mechanic’s touch.


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December 2025 new product rollout

November 26, 2025

Check out the latest products from the Highline Manufacturing, Kuhn North America, JLG and more.


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Winterproof your farm tires: Essential tips for the cold season

Simple steps such as checking tire pressure, inspecting for frozen hazards and storing equipment properly can help farmers protect their tires, maintain traction and keep operations running smoothly through winter.
November 24, 2025
Greg Jones

Winter puts your tires to the test – cold starts, icy terrain and low pressure can all derail your day. Some attention now means smoother traction and fewer breakdowns when spring returns.


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5 smart steps to winterize your equipment before storage

Whether equipment will sit idle or stay in service, proper cleaning, inspection and storage now can prevent costly damage later. A few proactive steps ensure your equipment is ready when you are.
November 20, 2025
Sam Ullyott

As fall winds down, forage and dairy producers face a critical shift: prepping equipment for winter.


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