Moveero Appoints Anirudh Pandit as New CFO
Moveero has announced the appointment of Anirudh Pandit to the position of CFO, where he will take global responsibility for the company’s Finance function.
Read moreMoveero has announced the appointment of Anirudh Pandit to the position of CFO, where he will take global responsibility for the company’s Finance function.
Read moreThe Supply Summit & Showcase is an educational and professional development conference that acknowledges that much of what members learn comes from conversations in social settings.
Read moreSteel Production as of January 23, 2023.
Read moreWhether you are an aspiring entrepreneur, a manager in a growing firm or an heir to a family business, this workshop will help you on your journey as an Emerging Owner.
Read moreRegister today for the February 8 seminar: A practical introduction to ergonomics.
Read moreSuppliers seeking to stand out at the Summit may find value in sponsoring a session, event or refreshment station.
Read moreIn light of gridlock in Washington, many states have been passing new employment laws. There are three new movements that you should be aware of.
Read moreDon’t miss your chance to meet key supplier partners and pick up new ideas to further your company.
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Read moreHappy Anniversary to our long-time members who are celebrating milestone anniversaries. We would also like to extend a warm welcome to our newest members.
Read more“Our organization has been a member of FEMA for the past 20 plus years and we always find the conventions very productive.”
Read moreThe future of a right-to-repair class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of 16 farms against John Deere is in the hands of a federal judge.
Read moreThe union’s vote Saturday to end the strike capped a hostile standoff between the UAW and the Italian-owned implement manufacturer, a fight in which union leaders say they rejected dozens offers before even taking a contract to members.
Read moreRegional shipping companies across the U.S. are expanding their operations to pick up business from bigger rivals, seeking to capitalize on labor uncertainty at UPS.
Read moreYanmar America Corporation has announced a supply agreement with TYM Corporation to provide 3 models of Yanmar-branded tractors. The tractors will be launched in 2023 and available in the North American market.
Read moreAdvocates are filing a lawsuit against the EPA, alleging that the agency is not enforcing the Clean Air Act by allowing agricultural equipment companies to prevent farmers from making their own repairs to tractors and other machines.
Read moreThe nearly nine-month strike against CNH Industrial ended January 21 with the ratification of a new contract with the United Auto Workers union members.
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Read moreThe United Auto Workers president says the union is close to reaching another agreement with CNH Industrial that improves a deal rejected by striking workers earlier this month.
Read moreSteel production as of January 16, 2023.
Read moreThe Department of Energy is offering $52 million in funding for clean manufacturing research and development
Read moreBTM Manufacturing is pleased to announce that Jake Davis, BTM Manufacturing President, will begin serving as the Mid-West Fastener Association’s Board President.
Read moreAll States Ag Parts (ASAP), the leading agricultural and heavy equipment aftermarket parts supplier in North America, recently announced the promotion of William (Bill) Davidson to the position of CEO for All States Ag Parts.
Read moreCNH Industrial . has joined a group of industry-leading firms and venture capital firms in the Series B funding round of EarthOptics, an innovative ag tech startup.
Read moreDoosan has announced that its familiar brand will now be called DEVELON throughout the world.
Read moreAs a result of strong farm financial conditions, the Farm equipment-sales index climbed to 61.4, its highest level since June of last year, and up from 60.4 in December. The index has risen above growth neutral for 24 of the last 26 months.
Read moreThe pandemic should be an opportunity for companies to rethink how they recruit and retain workers.
Read moreA West Virginia bill introduced Wednesday would prevent workers determined to have been intoxicated during a workplace injury from collecting workers compensation.
Read moreThe USDA recently released its Annual Crop Production Report focusing on corn, soybeans, and wheat.
Read moreBig Equipment Co., LLC Havre, Mt. has partnered with Rome Agricultural and Construction Equipment out of Cedartown, Ga. in building a new HD Big Bud Tractor to be released in March of 2023.
Read moreThe Supply Summit & Showcase is March 21-23 at the Hotel Effie Sandestin. That is only nine weeks away, and your chance to save $100 on the registration if you sign up by January 30.
Read moreRecently, Ben Hellbusch, the 2023 President of the Association, informed the Board of Directors that Steven K. Hathaway had accepted our offer to become only the fourth Executive Vice President in the Association’s 70-plus-year history.
Read moreThe price of postage is about to increase as the US Postal Service works to wrangle its cost of operations amid economic inflation.
Read moreAccording to CLAAS’ 2022 annual report, the company earned €4.93 billion in net sales last year, around $5.2 billion.
Read moreThe U.S. labor market is losing momentum as hiring and wage growth cooled in December, showing the effects of slower economic growth and the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate increases.
Read moreOsmundson will build a new facility in Graves County, Kentucky with a $12.5 million investment that will create 80 jobs.
Read moreThe Wall Street Journal reports that ag companies are investing millions of dollars to develop farming programs designed to capture more carbon dioxide in fields, as a possible solution to mitigate climate change.
Read moreJohn Deere signed an agreement this week to let farmers repair their own equipment. Farmers and their advocates have little trust that Deere will actually follow through on their promise.
Read moreU.S. inflation eased in December for the sixth straight month following a mid-2022 peak as the Federal Reserve aggressively raised interest rates and the economy showed signs of cooling.
Read moreLast Friday the EPA and Army Corps of Engineers announced a final rule establishing the definition of “Waters of the United States.” Many farm and ag groups have reacted to the news.
Read moreThe U.S. labor market is losing momentum as hiring and wage growth cooled in December, showing the effects of slower economic growth and the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate increases.
Read moreCombine harvester sales finish the year with healthy gains in unit sales while ag tractors finish the year below 2021 levels in both the U.S. and Canada.
Read moreA Voter Survey Finds Support for Ethanol, Opposition to State Electric Vehicle Mandates.
Read moreManufacturers laid off fewer blue-collar workers in this past quarter ending in November than they did in the year-earlier period.
Read moreWith an aging workforce and hundreds of thousands of jobs to fill, experts say the industry will need to offer flexibility and clear career paths.
Read moreFarmers will now have the right to repair tractors and other agricultural equipment from John Deere without having to use the manufacturer’s own parts and facilities.
Read moreDomestic steel production as of January 2, 2023
Read moreCNH Industrial union workers at two U.S. plants reject proposed contract.
Read moreThis week we opened registration for our 2023 Supply Summit & Showcase Conference in sunny Sandestin, FL with a waiting list of members eager to engage and learn from each other.
Read moreRegister today for Sentry’s Jan. 11 seminar: An OSHA compliance officer is at the door. What do you do?
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