The senior vice president with the Association of Equipment Manufacturers says the industry is closely watching for signs of increased confidence in the ag economy. Curt Blades says equipment dealer inventories are key. “It’s in the best interest of rural America for those dealer lots to not be too full.” He says, “Too much inventory […]
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