Planting and Harvest

The goal of post-harvest maintenance is to prepare equipment for the next use, whether that is next month, next spring or next fall. Without a proper inspection after fall use, farmers will likely have to spend more time and resources fixing equipment later – time that could be spent in the fiel

Fall harvest is around the corner. Before you hit the field, give your combine a once-over with this 11-point checklist.

Avoid planting problems! This guide details planter maintenance checks for optimal seed depth, emergence & performance. Ensure accurate metering, planter unit alignment, depth & closing wheels, seed tubes & more. Improve your planting season!

Proper maintenance of farming equipment ensures maximum productivity while minimizing downtime and unforeseen incidents. But safety and productivity do not come as a stroke of luck. A keen understanding of each piece of equipment, plus proper and timely maintenance, are of utmost importance if you wish to achieve the goals of productivity and safety.

Planters are a valuable asset, but not everyone can afford a brand-new planter as they command a very high price tag in the neighborhood of $300,00 or more. That’s where used planting equipment becomes the most viable option for many producers.