Precision Ag Sales & Service

Kanicki
From the Desk of Dave Kanicki

You Can’t Keep Up Either?

In putting together the special report on agricultural application technology that will appear in the September issue of Farm Equipment, our editors and contributors interviewed more than a dozen industry experts. These included growers, dealers, system developers and equipment manufacturers of precision farming technology.
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2016 Dealership of the Year Video Series: Van Wall Equipment

Precision Farming Specialist Completes the Circle with Customers

AMS specialists at Van Wall Equipment are at farms 12 months of the year. Scott Meldrum, integrated solutions manager for Van Wall, talks about how that relationship is about way more than selling as it involves getting equipment set up, managing data and understanding the customers' needs. Van Wall earned top honors in Farm Equipment's 2016 Dealership of the Year program.
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2016 Dealership of the Year Video Series: Van Wall Equipment

Solutions 360 and the Growth of the Precision Department

Scott Meldrum, integrated solutions manager for Van Wall Equipment, talks about the growth of the dealership's precision department. When Meldrum started working at Van Wall about 6 years ago, the dealership had 3 AMS specialists at 5 locations. In 2016, they now have 10 AMS specialists at 16 stores. They've also added agronomy positions to the Integrated Solutions department. Van Wall Equipment earned top honors in Farm Equipment's 2016 Dealership of the Year program.
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Precision Farming Dealer’s 2016 Benchmark Study

Challenging Year Ahead for Growing Precision Revenues

Only 40% of dealers expect some growth in their precision farming sales due to continuing headwinds in agriculture.
Increasing the revenue stream from the sale of precision farming equipment and service in 2016 is expected to remain a significant challenge for North American dealers. At the same time, according to Precision Farming Dealer’s 2016 Benchmark Study, 40% of the total survey respondents are confident that they’ll be able to increase revenue during the current sales year.
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Feed Quality Demand Drives Haying Innovations

Maximizing ROI in feed production while increasing flexibility in harvest operations are major trends in equipment demand and design.
The end-user, whether it be the cow or the cattle feeder, is becoming more important to hay and forage producers, and because of that, the equipment in the hay meadow is changing.
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