UAW Workers Reject CNHI’s ‘Last, Best & Final Offer’
CNH Industrial union workers at two U.S. plants reject proposed contract.
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?
Read more“LinkedIn is the most used social media channel for professional networking. For B2B operations, it represents an opportunity to grow business, and with recent changes at LinkedIn, that opportunity is expanding.”
Read moreThis mailing contains something extra. Some of you received, with this issue of Shortliner, a metal plate with the current year etched onto it. Please use this to update your membership plaque.
Read moreThe Association would like to wish a very happy anniversary to our long-time member companies who are celebrating milestone anniversaries in January. We would also like to extend a warm welcome to our new members.
Read moreAg Producer sentiment improved sharply in December as the Purdue University-CME Group Ag Economy Barometer Index reading of 126 was 24 points higher than a month earlier.
Read moreThe IRS announced that standard mileage rate in 2023 will be 65.5 cents per mile, up from 62.5 cents per mile from last year.
Read moreThe American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) recently announced its AE50 award winners representing the best innovations in engineering and technology for agricultural, food, and biological systems.
Read moreUSS Automation is the recipient of their third Top-10 New Product award from the International Agri-Center and will be showcased at the World Ag Expo.
Read moreCLAAS made a commitment to their Kentucky and southern Indiana customers by investing in its own retail operation, with a new facility slated for western Kentucky.
Read moreUnverferth Manufacturing is Co., Inc. is celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2023. Check out the video that chronicles their humble beginnings from a farm shed in 1948 to today’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities.
Read moreA survey of more than 150 equipment manufacturing companies released by the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) warns that U.S. equipment manufacturers continue to face supply chain issues and a persistent labor shortage nearly three years after the onset of the pandemic.
Read moreSteel production as of December 19, 2022.
Read moreTitan Machinery Inc., announced that it has entered into a definitive purchase agreement to acquire the Idaho dealership assets of Pioneer Farm Equipment Co. (“Pioneer”).
Read moreAccording to a Dec. 9 company announcement from Branson CEO Tony Bae, Branson Machinery and TYM-USA will merge as TYM North America.
Read moreThe Transportation Security Administration is raising the fine for people caught with a gun in their carry-on bag after intercepting a record number of firearms at security checkpoints this year.
Read moreEmergency room visits by injured workers showed “substantial variation” across 28 states, even for the same injuries, calling into question whether some state programs push the more expensive care at the onset of an injury.
Read moreFarmland Partners Inc. (FPI) acquired, on November 18, four Ohio properties that house agricultural equipment dealerships for $17.2 million.
Read moreAg Solutions Group and Livingston Machinery Company will rebrand as a unified company. Both businesses will officially be recognized as Parallel Ag.
Read moreThe U.S. economy in 2023 will start with weak demand met with mostly adequate inventories. Shippers can expect sufficient freight capacity and lower rates as well as improved distribution center and warehousing availability.
Read moreRemlinger Mfg and Paul Martin & Sons have entered into a manufacturing and marketing agreement regarding the Ninja Cover Crop Crimper.
Read moreThe American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) has revised two parts of the ANSI/ASABE S648, Agricultural Field Equipment Braking, series of machinery standards.
Read moreIt’s been an uphill battle but the right-to-repair movement isn’t giving up and is getting closer to winning over lawmakers, says a leading American advocate.
Read moreSteel Production as of Dec. 12, 2022.
Read moreR&R Engineering Co., Inc. is excited to announce they are scheduled to
receive seven new high speed U-bolt manufacturing machines in 2023.
Combine harvester sales remain positive, joined by 4WD units for both the U.S. and Canadian markets, while total tractors fell in both countries.
Read moreVermeer Corporation has announced their plans to open a new manufacturing operation in Des Moines.
Read moreFor the first time since May of this year, the region’s overall reading in December rose above the growth neutral threshold. The December index did increase to a tepid 50.1 from 45.7 in November. The index ranges between 0 and 100 with a reading of 50.0 representing growth neutral.
Read moreHigh commodity prices will propel U.S. net farm income to a record $160.5 billion this year, despite a steep climb in expenses, said the Agriculture Department. Farm income, a gauge of profitability, would be 14% higher than last year and twice as high as three years ago.
Read moreGreat Plains Manufacturing, Inc. (GPM), today announced that David Disberger will succeed Linda Salem in her role as President and CEO of the company following her semi-retirement on Jan.1, 2023.
Read moreThe Association hosted a reception for our members at the Nebraska Ag Expo on Dec. 6. President Ben Hellbusch, and other members, visited with members and highlighted the many benefits of the Association with prospective members.
Read moreAssociation staff members are in Miramar Beach, FL this week at the Hotel Effie Sandestin exploring the city on behalf of Supply Summit attendees.
Read moreJust-in-time supply chains took a lot of heat during the pandemic after empty shelves laid bare the pitfalls of ordering as little inventory as possible in the name of efficiency. Supply chain pros say the lean operating model may need to make a comeback.
Read moreMay this season be filled with peace and joy for you and your loved ones, and may the year ahead be a happy and profitable one.
Read moreThe Association would like to wish a very happy anniversary to our long-time member companies who are celebrating milestone anniversaries in December 2022.
Read moreDomestic steel production as of December 5, 2022.
Read moreIt’s the most wonderful – and the most worrisome – time of the year. Here are eight practical ways to help protect your identity during the holiday season.
Read moreDeere & Co. says corn and soybean production in the US could be fully autonomous by 2030.
Read moreThe eight-store Case IH dealer Sievers Equipment Co. announced that it has acquired single-store dealer NC Pries’ location in Hoyleton, IL.
Read moreTownline Equipment, a Kubota dealership group with five locations in New Hampshire, Vermont and New York, has purchased the Greenville Saw Service Kubota dealership in Greenville, New York.
Read moreFarmer sentiment was unchanged in November compared to October, with the Ag Economy Barometer Index remaining at 102.
Read moreIf you’ve been sweating out that latest deadline for REAL ID required for US air travel, you’re getting another reprieve.
Read moreSpindustry announced its acquisition of the Tacoma, Washington firm VSG Marketing.
Read morePresident Joe Biden signed legislation Friday to prevent a strike that he warned would cripple the economy and put millions out Americans out of work heading into the holidays.
Read moreJob growth was much better than expected in November despite the Federal Reserve’s aggressive efforts to slow the labor market and tackle inflation.
Read moreAbout 1,100 United Auto Workers (UAW) at Case New Holland (CNH) plants in Burlington, Iowa, and Racine, Wisconsin are in one of the longest active strikes in the country,
Read moreFrench firm found itself in hot water after it fired an employee for refusing to embrace its self-ascribed “fun” culture which involved engaging in excessive drinking and other problematic behaviors.
Read moreThe Labor Department’s November jobs report on Friday certainly didn’t make the Federal Reserve’s anti-inflation task any easier. Strong job and wage growth suggests demand for workers still exceeds the supply, and inflation is still too high.
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