Any disruption to a supply chain can affect the delivery of a newly manufactured product.

Remember risks as well as rewards in new equipment

Investing in a new model means you’re among the first to discover its hiccups

Bringing new equipment onto a farm can be an exciting and productive change to the way the farm operates. Having the latest in horsepower, capacity and technology can make the farm more efficient and easier to run. If one has the luxury to pay for it, it can be an obvious choice to order the […] Read more

Local sales in ag equipment buck national market trends

Evidence at Crop Production Show suggests demand beyond the data

Even on a largely underperforming harvest outcome, optimism was still present in the majority of the crowd at this year’s Crop Production Show in Saskatoon. It seemed fitting to have the two largest pieces of equipment at the show a couple of booths down from each other. Capacity, horsepower and efficiency have been the focal […] Read more


Never mind the increased demand for horsepower from new tractors — smart-farming tech has increased the demand for power within the cab.

Power requirements in the modern tractor cab

Charging ports off an aftermarket inverter draw about 20 watts per device

With modern technology comes modern problems. As more technology is integrated into seeding equipment, more devices require a power source — and in some operations, this may exceed the output of the 12-volt tractor system. The technology in modern seeding equipment has changed from the days of the on/off and up/down switch of early drills. […] Read more