Farm Equipment editors encounter a variety of articles, social media posts, podcasts and videos that offer a unique look at various aspects of our great farm machinery industry. Here is our favorite content from the past week from across the web:
- FigTri Steel Products & Engineering Design for the Farmer & Looking for U.S Distribution
- Young Boy Wins Over Machinery Pete
- The Hidden Risk Threatening Farm Profitability
- Titan Machinery Gets Out into Community for Kids Pedal Pull
- AEM VP: Be Agile in Uncertain Times
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FigTri Steel Products & Engineering Design for the Farmer & Looking for U.S Distribution
The founders of South African company FigTri Steel Products & Engineering came to Farm Equipment headquarters recently to make sure our editors were aware of the new product that they’re bringing to the U.S.
Young Boy Wins Over Machinery Pete
Machinery Pete shared this funny post this week about a young boy who claimed to be buys working for none other than Machinery Pete himself.
The Hidden Risk Threatening Farm Profitability
In this Machinery Scope blog, Jacob Bryce writes for years, a clear gap has existed in risk management for equipment owners. Even farmers who run their operations carefully can still be caught off guard by major mechanical failures—expenses that are hard to predict and even harder to absorb. As a result, many producers hesitate to capitalize. Read more here.
Titan Machinery Gets Out into Community for Kids Pedal Pull
The Titan Machinery Pipestone store staff had some fun helping out with the Kids Pedal Pull during the Water Tower Festival recently.
AEM VP: Be Agile in Uncertain Times
Curt Blades, AEM senior VP, shares some key takeaways from his experience at the Sherwin-Williams Innovation Days. Despite all the challenges facing the farm equipment industry, Blades says he’s optimistic about the future of precision ag and the rising need for data. “Most farms are family-owned, passed down through generations of people that have learned every detail of the land,” Blades says. “Now, that institutional knowledge is quickly being replaced by data. This is not only changing the way that farms are owned and operated, but it’s also creating a critical need for data – and the machines that capture the data.”
Source: AEM
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