Producer Outlooks Brighten in the Corn Belt
The risk exists that weather or politics will startle markets, but agricultural analysts are cautiously optimistic that Midwest crops will be profitable, and farmers will spend more aggressively.
Meet the Speakers: Summit 2021
The 2021 Supply Summit will not look like previous summits. Our mouths and noses will be covered, for starters. But, behind the masks will be people we are eager to see again.
Supply Summit: Join Us in Kansas City
I believe, the Board of Directors believes, and at least 120 member executives believe that the Summit can be a safe and productive opportunity to network, form partnerships, learn, and exchange ideas.
Summit: Ordinary? Unlikely. Valuable? Yes!
Our heads are not in the sand. We will not be irresponsible. But, we will be at the Kansas City Marriott Downtown from April 7 to 9.
Tiger Lights, Faced with Fire, Tariffs, COVID, Enters Year With Optimism
An Oregon company close enough to September wildfires to watch ash fall like snow and have delivery services suspended due to heavy smoke stayed open and busy amid a year of disruption.
Your Website is a Powerful Recruitment Tool
Nearly 54 percent of people who apply to manufacturing jobs do so on a mobile device, which is why shortline manufacturers need to have a mobile-friendly application process. That's among four tips here on recruiting employees online.
How to Play the Export Game and Win
Only 5 percent of the world’s consumers live in the U.S. Selling exclusively to domestic markets limits your potential. Consider these five guiding principles for export success in farm equipment sales.
‘Do I Have to Buy it Back? Pointers on Repurchasing Equipment from Resellers
Any question—yes, any question—about a manufacturer’s relationship with a reseller begins with the language in the written contract. Pay very close attention to the language.