An economist at Creighton University says farm machinery manufacturers continue to face economic pressures. Ernie Goss tells Brownfield many companies are dealing with decreased demand and lower order volumes. “It’s at the retail level, then it filters back to some of the wholesalers, and then it filters back to the manufacturers.” He says it’s led […]
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