CNH engaged Agrishow 2025 visitors with a talking robot which answered questions and followed commands of voice prompts offering a glimpse into the future of machinery operation
CNH engaged Agrishow 2025 visitors with a talking robot which answered questions and followed commands of voice prompts offering a glimpse into the future of machinery operation.
Navigating uncertain market conditions has become the new normal for ag equipment dealers. While turbulence brings challenges, it simultaneously creates unique opportunities for dealerships agile enough to adapt swiftly and strategically.
For the first time in years, I attended a business media summit in Washington D.C. I was the only ag guy in a room full of mostly financial publishers. I hung around an extra day this time to see organizations that might be out of our normal field of vision. While AEM and AED are working on national machinery business issues, I wanted to hear from some groups who might not show up on your radar since their missions are tangential to your business.
Dealers come to the Dealership Minds Summit not just to “consume” the material presented, but to “contribute” to everyone’s experience. And that’s the secret sauce.
FEMA not only made me a better employee, but a better person overall. The information and knowledge I gained over the years, and the relationships I acquired—many of them becoming lifelong friendships—are priceless.
First it was Case, now Deere. Here’s to fact-checking and myth-busting in the modern age of media, where all too often, sadly, stories become news for all the wrong reasons.
If you’re a manager, embrace your noble duty and remember that the aptitude of your staff — even if they don’t appreciate it today — rests in your ability to motivate, direct and bring out their very best. And if you’re on the other end, recognize the role and responsibility of those overseeing you, and why they might be inclined to get in your grill now and again — for your personal and professional gain.
In this episode of On the Record, brought to you by Associated Equipment Distributors, we take a look at how dealers sales forecast compares to the major line OEMs. In the Technology Corner, Noah Newman shares a glimpse of Horsch’s new AgTech building in Cottage Grove, Minn.
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