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:
- Quit Overlooking the Parts Counter
- Carrying on the Legacy: Missouri Farmers Lean on Grit — and Google
- Unique Antiques | The Last John Deere 6030 Ever Built
- WB Global Services’ Tech Tip Tuesday: Staying Ahead of Obsolete Inventory
- Jackson in The Hot Seat
Quit Overlooking the Parts Counter
The parts counter tells you a lot about a dealership. Zach Hetterick with Harvesting Potential writes about the importance of the parts counter in your dealership.
Carrying on the Legacy: Missouri Farmers Lean on Grit — and Google
Short on hands and mourning a loss, the Chapman family keeps a five-generation legacy rolling near Lee’s Summit.
Unique Antiques | The Last John Deere 6030 Ever Built
Take an exclusive look inside the John Deere Archives as Ryan Roossinck gets up close with one of the company's most iconic tractors—the last John Deere 6030 ever built. Joined by Heritage PR Manager Chris Boyens, Ryan explores what makes this machine so special. Check out this video from Successful Farming.
WB Global Services’ Tech Tip Tuesday: Staying Ahead of Obsolete Inventory
It is easy to hold onto parts with the hope that someone will need them someday. But every obsolete part taking up shelf space is inventory that is no longer working for your business. Check out this LinkedIn post from WB Global Services.
Jackson in The Hot Seat
John Deere tests @justAjacksonthing on their equipment. Check out this video from John Deere.
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