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:
- Flashback Friday: James River Equipment Expansion
- Built to Last: Family Legacy, Leadership & Growing Johnson Tractor ft. Patrick Johnson
- Ryan Raguse on How Tech is Driving the Next Era of Dealership Support
- Painting the Legacy of Horicon Works
- 25 Years of Serving Agriculture
Flashback Friday: James River Equipment Expansion
A brief post discussing the expansion of James River Equipment in 1977 and the dealership’s decision to acquire ag stores. Check out this LinkedIn post by James River Equipment.
Built to Last: Family Legacy, Leadership & Growing Johnson Tractor ft. Patrick Johnson
In this episode of Beyond the Balance Sheet, hosts Aaron Carreno and Nathan Plumb sit down with Patrick Johnson, co-owner of Johnson Tractor, to discuss the responsibility of carrying forward a family legacy while preparing the business for the future. Check out this video from Wisconsin Capital Management.
Ryan Raguse on 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.
Painting the Legacy of Horicon Works
Along the banks of Wisconsin's Rock River, a new mural at John Deere's Horicon Works is telling a story generations in the making.
25 Years of Serving Agriculture
For 25 years, Advantage Farm Equipment has been supporting farmers, investing in customer success, and helping drive one of the region's most important industries. They represent a model of growth built on collaboration, industry knowledge, and long-standing commitment to agriculture. Check out this LinkedIn Article by the Town of Plympton Wyoming.
Don McNally and his father, Garnet McNally, outside McNally Farm Equipment in Inwood—one of the three dealerships whose shared vision laid the foundation for Advantage Farm Equipment.
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