At this point, my hope is that a Harvard Case Study will soon examine the mistakes of the 2020s and that those lessons will be taught in business, history, political science and economic curricula alike.
We know your equipment customers, especially the rural lifestyler types, like to match colors of their small implements around their homesteads and are often willing to pay a premium for the aesthetics.
This “naked pursuit of scale” and quest for market share sounds familiar. Farm machinery manufacturers and their dealers have dealt with this push-pull reality for decades (at least since I started covering the industry in 2004).
When the U.S. announced tariffs on imported steel, there was a lot of speculation — and maybe even fear — about what it would mean for farm equipment prices. Now that the dust has settled a bit, we’re starting to get some answers.
Today's Wall Street Journal article by Arian Campo-Flores and Valerie Bauerlein “State Tallies Irma’s Economic Toll,” provided an update the impact of tourism and agriculture, which is the state’s second-largest industry.
When Canadian fertilizer companies Potash Corp. and Agrium complete their merger, they will have created one of the largest nutrient companies in the world with nearly $21 billion in annual revenue.
The Wall Street Journal reports President Barack Obama signed legislation Friday to revive the U.S. Export-Import Bank. Lawmakers attached it to the highway bill that both chambers overwhelmingly approved on Thursday.
In this episode of On the Record, brought to you by Associated Equipment Distributors, we look at Compeer Financial and PepsiCo’s pilot program to help lower the cost of strip-till equipment for farmers.
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