Now in its fourth year, this compilation took a deep dive beyond the 15-year tradition of the Ag Equipment Intelligence Big Dealer Report (a joint project with Machinery Advisors Consortium) to focus on the largest movers and shakers comprising the industry.
Managing editor Noah Newman catches up with Bill Dickhut, president of Geringhoff, North America, in between sessions at the 2026 FEMA Supply Summit & Showcase in San Antonio, Texas.
Last year was like being on a roller coaster that you didn’t want to ride in the first place. And so far, the news cycle in 2026 appears to be extending the ride.
As the 2026 review of the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) moves from theory into practice, farm equipment dealers across North America are entering a period in which uncertainty—not tariffs alone—poses the greatest near-term risk.
Today’s high prices are on top of those increases from a decade ago. They come from the increasing cost of raw materials, tech advancements and to at least some degree whether Trump wants to admit it or not the tariffs he’s put in place.
The Farm Equipment Manufacturers Assn. (FEMA) has announced an addition to the Dealer Panel at its 75th anniversary Marketing & Distribution Convention in Las Vegas next month.
Chuck Walker, Territory Manager for Kuhn North America, discusses how the company’s row-crop customers are fairing in the current environment compared to how dairy customers are doing.
During World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wis., Steve Peskik, Zimmerman Manufacturing sales manager, discusses how interest rates and tariffs are impacting the business and customers buying decisions.
Recent shifts in tariff and tax policy have delivered long-awaited wins for equipment dealerships—but what comes next? Farm Equipment shares a timely and insightful webinar that breaks down the implications of these changes and equips your team with the strategies needed to thrive in this evolving fiscal environment.
At the 2026 Farm Progress Show, Franklin Peitz, Digital Product Marketing Lead with John Deere Operations Center reassures growers that they have the right to their own data.
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