AGCO has confirmed that an announced restructuring has led to layoffs at Precision Planting. In a statement to Brownfield, the company says its reductions announced in June, and recently carried out, are in response to continued weakening demand in the agriculture industry and long-term efforts to structurally change AGCO’s operations. No details were released on […]
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