A global equipment manufacturer says the farm machinery market is undergoing some change. Daryl Theis, head of Central Region with CLAAS, says demand for used equipment has shifted over the last two years. “In this stage right now, we’re seeing more demand for new. Customers that are looking to stay in warranty because of an […]
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