Farm Equipment
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Cost of doing business study: Dealers Financials Holding Steady
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In this week’s host Casey Seymour of Moving Iron LLC sits down with Shawn Hackett of Hackett Financial Advisors to talk about how winter weather is impacting the market, including the cold that hit Texas and caused problems in the energy market and whether that will impact the commodity market at all.
Cost of doing business study: Dealers Financials Holding Steady
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A MAC colleague, Bill Mayes, has a way with words. His article last month sets up our 2021 theme of “Creating a Customer Centric Culture” and is a great concept.
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In this short video clip, Manager of History & Corporate Archives Neil Dahlstrom provides a walk-through of John Deere’s impressive archives, and investment it has made to preserve the history and keep it accessible for generations to come. Watch Now »
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During busy times, we know the last thing you want to worry about is your fuel bill. That’s why we’ve generated some helpful hints and tips to help boost fuel efficiency and save you money. Read More »
This series is brought to you by Cummins.
Since our first engine for agriculture was manufactured in 1919, Cummins has powered equipment for some of the world’s leading manufacturers. Around 1 million Cummins engines are in operation around the world in combine harvesters, tractors, sprayers and specialist autonomous equipment.
From 2.8 to 19 liters, Cummins engines are tailored for farm performance, helping you get the job done even in the most challenging environments. Our worldwide service network covers more than 190 countries across 6 continents – we’re there for you, wherever you are.
For more information visit cummins.com.
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